OneNote dictation and printing in A4 paper size

Published on Sept. 21, 2023 Printing from OneNote can be easy if you set your paper size first. Today we will learn about Paper Size, Printing and using the Office Dictation feature for note taking. Whether you are a student or you need to take and print notes for work, this video should be helpful to many. Hi, I’m Crystal. Welcome to a Crystal Clear Life where we talk about planning, organizing and living a more simplified life. I use Microsoft OneNote 365 to create functional and decorative planners and notebooks to help keep my life organized. OneNote is awesome because it crosses all platforms so I can use it on my desktop PC, my iPad and my Android phone. That way I am never without my planner! Hope you enjoy. If you learn something new or get some inspiration from this video, please hit the thumbs up 👍. You can look for more of these videos once a week, so please subscribe if you would like to see more. 🐈‍⬛CONNECT WITH ME: Email: crystalclearlife21@gmail.com Instagram: @crystalclearlife21 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CrystalClearLife Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Crystalclearlife21 Chapters 0:00 - Introduction and question of the day 1:25 - Paper Size options 3:10 - Paper ruled lines options 3:45 - Setting up a page template 5:00 - Note taking on A4 paper size 5:20 - Office Dictation Feature 7:50 - Printing A4 sizes notes pages options 9:40 - Changing the paper size to Auto 10:20 - Review and conclusion 🐈‍⬛:: Products used in this video • OneNote 365 version on Windows PC • Project Management Planner (Undated) https://www.etsy.com/shop/JenuineStudios • Year at a Glance Calendar Calenderpedia https://www.calendarpedia.com/2024-calendar-pdf-templates.html 🐈‍⬛ Crystal Clear Life is a community of learning, encouragement and inspiration. All comments should be considerate and kind. Any mean spirited negative comments will be deleted and any future comments will be blocked. Let’s lift each other up as we learn new skills. Production Music: Fun in the Sun - Chris Hagen Microsoft OneNote 365 Icon Used with permission from Microsoft #CrystalClearLife #OneNote #OneNotePrinting