Where is Blogging in Microsoft OneNote 2010 and 2013?
- Easy to find Blogging in Outlook 2010 if you are using Classic Menu for Office
- If you have not Classic Menu for Office (Method: On the File tab)
Microsoft OneNote 2010 and 2013 allow you to select any parts of your OneNote to publish as blog, as long as you have Microisoft Word 2010/2013/2016/2019 installed on the same computer and get a registered blog account. Where is the blogging function in the new ribbon of OneNote 2010/2013? This artcle will tell you how to find blog in various ways.
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If you are using Classic Menu for Office...
Method A: On the Menus tab, click File menu and it brings up a drop-down menu. Click Send, and you can see Send to Blog at the bottom.
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Method B: On the Menus tab, click File menu and it brings up a drop-down menu. Click Publish, and you can see Send to Blog below Publish as PDF or XPS from the Publish menu.
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Click Send to Blog after you select the parts of OneNote, Microsoft Word 2010 will launch and the Register a Blog Account window will appear if you have not a registered account.
- Specify your blog provider
- Click Register Now button, and follow the steps in the wizard.
- In the Word document that is created, click Publish to send your notes to your registered blog site.
If you have not using Classic Menu for Office...
In Microsoft OneNote 2010/2013, click the File tab, select the Send tab and you can see the Send to Blog command at the bottom.
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Note that the blogging feature supports Windows Live Spaces, Blogger, SharePoint blog, Microsoft Community Server, TypePad and WordPress.
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