No matter what version of OneNote you use, you can download or import a copy of any of your OneNote notebooks to your PC or Mac—either as a backup or to upload its contents to another account.

OneNote will back up your notebook files automatically each week. If you take a lot of important notes, you can back up your notebooks more often by adjusting the other Save & Backup settings in the …

OneNote saves and retrieves everything automatically. Try it out for yourself. Go to any page in your notebook, type some text, and then immediately exit OneNote. Start it up again and you'll see the …

Open the notebook that you want to move, click File > Share, and then choose the OneDrive or SharePoint location where you want to save your notebook. Click Move Notebook.

If you plan on sharing a OneNote notebook—with yourself or others—it's best to create it on OneDrive right from the start. However, you can move a notebook to OneDrive after you’ve created it on your …

Learn about how OneNote automatically syncs notes and find out how you can sync your notes manually if you need to.

Enter a name for your notebook (if you like, you can pick the same name it already has), and then click Move Notebook. OneNote moves the notebook from your computer to OneDrive, and confirms the …

To share a OneNote notebook, it must be saved in OneDrive or a SharePoint site. If you see "Please upload your notebook to share it", pick an account to share from.

When you first install and run OneNote, a notebook is created for you. You can create new notebooks any time—and you can have as many notebooks as you want. Click File > New to display the New …

Select the assignment you want to save. Select More attachments options on any item listed in the My Work section, select Download to download a copy of your work to your personal device.