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I purchased MS OFfice Home and Student 2007 in 2007 specifically because it had OneNote (which I use to send program files as well as Internet pages to in order to save, organize and print). Recently my HP Vista laptop died the blue-screen-of-death. I've ordered a Lenovo laptop i5 64-bit.
I just looked at the side of the box of my Office Home & Student 2007 Cd-Rom. It says that as of three years ago there was no Send to OneNote print driver. (Note: This is the internal print driver, NOT the printer driver that sends OneNote pages to an actual physical printer like a Lexmark laserjet or an HP PhotoSmart).
In the last three years has a downloadable OneNote 2007 Send to OneNote 2007 print driver for 64-bit systems become available?
If not available now, then in the upcoming MS Office Home & Student 2010 with OneNote 2010 will there be a print driver for 64-bit systems? 64-bit systems take advantage of the newer high speed processors and Windows 7, which is why I've ordered a 64-bit laptop.
Please rush your answer as I may have to cancel my laptop order and order another, 32-bit, Lenovo in order to be able to work with my vast collection of One-Note documents.
Many thanks!
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The option is available in Office 2010.
Please check the link below. I have included the a screenshot which tells you that. You can access it by just submitting your emails address.
http://www.drivehq.com/sharing/ShareLogon.aspx?password=7010197/kvuyi0mmjy6b
You can also refer the link below :
I puchased MS Office Home and Student 2007 in 2007 specifically because I use OneNote all the time (by sending things from other programs and the Internet to OneNote to organize, save and print). My HP laptop died the blue-screen-of-death and I'm buying a Lenovo i5 64-bit.
I know that my CD-Rom of Office Home & Student w/OneNote 2007 did not have a Send to OneNote print driver for 64-bit. At some point in the last 3 years did such a downloadable driver become available?
If not, does the upcoming version of Microsoft OneNote 2010 have a Send to OneNote print driver for 64-bit systems? If not, why not? 64-bit systems really take advantage of what the new processors and windows 7 have to offer.
Please rush your answer as I may have to cancel my laptop order and reconfigure it to accomodate my vast One-Note library of files.
(I was on Vista before when I created my OneNote files).
Many thanks!
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Thanks, OfficeGeek! I came back to the Forum later in the day and found the thread on this topic leading to David Rasmussen's Blog post on the subject. Initiatally, when I first signed up for the Forum I used the Search function and was unable to locate such a thread. Grateful that you answered my question but sorry if i wasted your valuable time.
Have a great week!
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