How to use OneNote feed in Outlook

In this video tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the OneNote feed in Outlook.
I'll show you how to create sticky notes in OneNote and reuse them in Outlook.
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[@DeLucaGiulian]

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[@poet8236]

I am so puzzled. I have a completely different view when I open One-Note on my PC and can't find any Feed-Buttons there at all.

[@sachinbudhathoki3591]

He is not being authentic. He is using Outlook Web. I don't think this feature is available in Outlook desktop app

[@DeLucaGiulian]

Hi, On the desktop version of Outlook is not yet available you can check this article: support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-the-onenote-feed-in-microsoft-onenote-02f298f8-f098-4bf3-a7ef-9eba6c980982#ID0EBD=Windows

[@alisandejj]

Giuliano, thank you for posting this. I am wondering whether or not there is a way to identify or signal that there is a OneNote sticky note (that comes up on the OneNote feed in Outlook now) associated with a particular email. In the OneNote feed there is a mail icon, but there is no corresponding note icon or symbol in the associated email. Is there a way to show that an email has a note associated with it? Thanks for any help you can give!

[@DeLucaGiulian]

Hi Lisa, thank you for your question. Unfortunately is not possible.

[@alisandejj]

@@DeLucaGiulian Giuliano, hello! I figured out a work-around for this issue. I created a category in Microsoft called "Notes", and any time I have a note associated with a particular email I categorize it as "notes". While this doesn't necessarily take me to the specific note, it does help me know that there is a note associated with the email. Certainly not a perfect solution, but it has been working for me. Thanks again for your posts. Be safe and healthy!

[@DeLucaGiulian]

Awesome Lisa

[@MrDingels]

Can you move the order?

[@DeLucaGiulian]

Hi David, unfortunately this is not possible I hope Microsoft will add this feature as well in the future