how to scan directly to microsoft office onenote. at this time i scan to word then copy to onenote.

[difox]

HP Photosmart C7280 All-in-One - Windows 7 64-bit - - How do I scan directly to MS OneNote?  At this time I am scanning to MS Word, then I copy and then paste to Microsoft Office OneNote.

[pcwizard]

Hi difox,

What version of Microsoft Office are you running?

[difox]

I use Microsoft office 2007....   I used to be able to take an pdf file... and just slide it over to OneNote.  I would then be given 3 options... 1- insert a link to the original file, 2-insert a copy of the file onto the page and 3-(don't remember the exact wording) Insert a printed copy so you can make changes?????  I had a crash and had to reload my computer so...

this was quite useful - I don't remember if it is some tip I had gotten on the net or if it was some option that was available????    I found it quite useful.   I do use OneNote intensively.  Scan all my domcuments into it instead of keeping paper files so...

I would appreciate a way to be able to scan directly would be a total solution. 

[pcwizard]

Hi difox,

You will need to open Microsoft Clip Organizer to scan the document. Once you have it scanned you can insert it into Microsoft Onenote.

[difox]

that is not what I am looking for...  As the title say... I want to scan directly to OneNote or

as I used to do = slide a file (ex: a pdf file) which then I am able to view fully and write on it ect....  I am using Adobe Reader X  - I used to ge able to drag the file to a page on OneNote and that is all it took. 

At this time all I can do when I drag a pdf file to OneNote is either copy it as a link or as an icon which can be opened with Adobe Reader...  I guess I will look online to see if I can find something about actually having the file opened in OneNote. 

[pcwizard]

Hi difox,

What version of Office did you have when this was working?

Have you contacted Microsoft support about the issue with Onenote?