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It’s been a week since Microsoft released the latest Preview build of its upcoming Windows 10 operating system to the public. The newest iteration of Windows OS is not just being developed for desktops and tablets but for smart phones as well.
With Windows 10, Microsoft is aiming to move all PC users to its latest version of operating system. The software giant has already announced that Windows 10 is a free upgrade for existing Windows 7 as well as Windows 8.1 users who upgrade to Windows 10 within the first year of the RTM release of Windows 10. The free upgrade is not available for Enterprise edition though.
Windows 10 ships with a host of new features and enhancements. The continuum feature of the operating system automatically switches between tablet and PC modes depending on the available hardware. For instance, when you connect a keyboard to tablet, Windows 10 Continuum feature automatically changes Windows 10’s behaviour and interface to PC mode.
The taskbar of this version of Windows is better than ever as it now lets you search the web as well as PC without opening the Start menu, File Explorer or any web browser.
The personal assistant Cortana is another excellent feature of the operating system. The all new notification center, universal apps, and new web browser (code named Project Spartan) make Windows 10 very exciting.
Since Windows 10 is still a few months away from the RTM stage, many of you might want to try it out the currently available build on your Mac computers.
If you’re interested in evaluating Windows 10 on your Mac, you can download the ISO image copy of Windows 10 from Microsoft and then install the same with the help of boot camp or any virtual machine software.
To download ISO image of Windows 10, please visit the following page. The product key required to install Windows 10 Preview, is available on the download page.
We've been working on a new OneNote design to give users a better navigation experience with notebooks, sections, and pages. This new design offers a better experience for everyone, especially for people who use screen readers.
Important: It's a good idea to install the most recent version of OneNote before you start one of the procedures in this article.
OneNote for Windows 10
To follow this procedure, make sure that you have installed the most recent version of OneNote. Go to the Microsoft Store, search for the OneNote app, and then select Update.
Open OneNote. Press the Windows key to open the Start menu and then type OneNote. Press the Down Arrow until you hear 'OneNote: Windows app', not 'OneNote 2016'.
Use the F6 key to move through regions in OneNote until you reach the Home tab in the ribbon.
Press Shift+Tab once to go to the Navigate button, then press Enter.
Press the Tab key repeatedly to browse the options in the Navigate pane until you reach the Settings button.
Press Enter to open the Settings pane, press Tab to go to the Options item, and then press Enter.
Tab through option items until you reach the OneNote Beta toggle switch, then press Enter to toggle ON. (Press Enter to toggle OFF.)
Restart OneNote for Windows 10 for the changes to take effect.
If you change your mind, you can return to previous design by opening the Notebooks pane (Ctrl+G) and tabbing to reach the Settings menu. Tab to Options, and then disable the Enable Beta features option to return OneNote to the previous design.
OneNote for Mac
To follow this procedure, make sure that you have installed the most recent version of OneNote. Go to the App Store, search for the OneNote app, and then select Update.
Open OneNote for Mac.
In the app menu bar, go to OneNote > Preferences.
In the Preferences dialogue box, select General.
In General, go to OneNote Preview and check the box next to the Enable Beta features option.
Restart OneNote for Mac for the changes to take effect.
If you change your mind, you can return to the setting from Preferences in the Menubar. Unchecking the Enable Beta features option will return OneNote to the previous design.
OneNote for iOS
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To follow this procedure, make sure that you have installed the most recent version of OneNote. Go to the App Store, search for the OneNote app, and then select Update.
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Open the OneNote app for iPad or iPhone.
Select the Show Notebook List button options icon in the upper-left corner.
In the pane that appears, go to the end of the list of notebooks and then select Settings.
In the Settings dialog box, go to OneNote Preview and switch Enable Beta Features to ON.
Restart the OneNote app for iOS for the changes to take effect.
If you change your mind, you can return to the Settings icon in the notebook List. Disabling the Enable Beta features option will return OneNote to the previous design.