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The Onenote Journal powertoy is a real winner here, because it overrides two annoying sidenote behaviours (actually I can see where they are useful, just not for this situation of mine).

1st - It replaces the sidenote even if there's another non-sidenote window lying around. I navigate Onenote mostly using Launchy, I made it index all my .one files so I can type only 2 or 3 letters into the section name and be taken into it in whatever Onenote window has current/last focus. But not sidenotes, they won't open the file regardless of having focus, unless it's the only Onenote window. The Win+J command, however, overrides such behaviour and forces the sidenote out. (my sidenote opens maximized on my tablet screen, case you're wondering, so it's just like a normal full screen window)

2nd - If I used Launchy to launch the sidenote shortcut everytime I wanted quick access to it throughout the day, for a quick note, I'd end up with a bunch of new sidenote pages. Win+J mapped to the hardware button, however, always opens the same Onenote Journal page.In the end I think it's actually better to launch the second (main) onenote window on demand instead of on startup, since I don't always use it. If I wanted two windows at startup, though, I'd be a bit out of luck as the commandline switches are really lacking at this and at full screen option - though something could probably be worked out.

The only caveat is that each time my computer starts Onenote creates a new Sidenote page, which I use for nothing and have to delete. Auto cleaning pages left empty would be a nice little detail for Onenote 2010.John Guin [msft] wrote:

Q: So if I have windows 2000 servers with .NET 1.1, 2.0 and do NOT develop applications on the server do I need to install MS08-052? I would say no since I am NOT creating applications that would be distributed from the server.