Hi, I have to use one note for work. I'm not a fan of cloud

>>57407357

Also, if I uninstall one note on one account, I can still use it on the other one, right? Or does uninstalling remove it on all accounts?

>>57407379
Bump

>>57407357
How would anyone see your notes unless they had access to your account on a computer that you use? And why are you keeping private shit on a work computer/program?

>>57407357
Use password protection in your notes

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Password-protect-your-notes-e5ffd8fd-e811-441a-aa02-e13f0f445933

>>57407622
>How would anyone see your notes unless they had access to your account on a computer that you use? And why are you keeping private shit on a work computer/program?

I have to do the one note work from home.

I don't have private notes. I have private files like pictures, songs, browsing history, etc. Nothing illegal of course, just private. One note doesn't share pics or songs or anything like that, just "notes" in a specific folder, right?

>>57407676

Thanks. I'm worried about files in general, all over my hard drive. Is there a way to limit which files one note sees or is it automatic i.e. it knows not to look at or share any files other than those in my "notebook?"

>>57408021
Yes. You can stop sharing per notebook.

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Stop-sharing-a-notebook-on-OneDrive-97A7A964-C822-4C11-93F8-0E9BC572C9EF

If you are concerned about all your files on your hard drive, I would recommend full disk encryption with Bitlocker or Deslock+

>>57408067

Thanks I will encrypt my stuff.

But it's not a matter of stopping sharing notebooks, I just mean I don't want the program to take it upon itself and put my files in the cloud. My nightmare is that it'd be like iTunes importing all my files (instead of songs) into some kind of library, and making that library available to people who I'm sharing a note in my notebook with. Is this just paranoia or does one note pull crap like that?

>>57408503
You're welcome.

Ah ok when you mentioned sharing and not the cloud, I was thinking of that. As far as I know, it will only sync to the Microsoft cloud two ways:
1. Notebook was created from OneDrive online
2. Notebook was created locally and saved to the OneDrive folder

If you don't use OneDrive or save things there, then it should not appear in the cloud at all. I would check OneDrive folder and see if you find any notebooks there.

>>57408602

OK thanks again, that's very helpful

>>57407357
Beautiful women make me suicidal

>>57408659
Sounds like a symptom of down syndrome; kill yourself.