Over the past three weeks, we've spent some time showing you how simple it is to use OneNote 2010 to add some sanity back into your hectic holiday preparations. You learned how to share a notebook, how to clip and tag your favorite recipes (or whatever else you’re researching),
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In the second video,
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We hope you found some inspiration from our holiday posts. If you're using OneNote to organize your own festivities this season,
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