I think it will be ideal to instead of opening Onenote and letting it sit at the dock, have the option to have it sit in the Mac Menu Bar where one could immediately click on it and choose whatever one wishes to do. In a fast pace work environment, that helps a lot. I would actually leave Evernote if Onenote has that option and not having to open it all the way from Launchpad any time I wish to work in Onenote... and I am constantly working with Onenote. That will be very handy and technically advantageous.

For me, a clipper is quite different from what I am asking for and a clipper does not substitute the app sitting right in the Mac Menu Bar.

Thanks

The OneNote Notebook Importer tool (link at: https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/export-and-import-onenote-notebooks-a4b60da5-8f33-464e-b1ba-b95ce540f309) does NOT WORK on an update Mac (OS 10.14.5) and OneNote (16.27). Notebooks can be exported by following the advice on this page, but the exported notebooks cannot be imported (directly) back into a Mac. After much difficulty (MS phone advisers!) and some assistance (some responses to questions on MS Community), I have found that is only possible to import the exported Notebooks on a Windows PC. It doesn't work on a Mac, despite what is said on MS guidance page (link above, which needs to be corrected and currently wrong for Mac users). There is more information and screen shots showing the problem on MS Community in questions raised on:
• How import exported OneNote notebook, folder or file?
• Why is Microsoft guidance on import and export from OneNote on a Mac wrong? Why are Mac users of OneNote so poorly supported?
Please put this right and sort out the Importer Tool so it works for Mac Users. I'd suggest looking for a better method too, as using an online importer to restore a back-up does not look best way to go and I feel there should be a better option.

OK, not **precisely** a tag but similar to the quick-pick functionality of the 'to-do' checkbox tag. We create tables in OneNote that serve as forms, to be filled in each month in a shared notebook on SharePoint. It would be great to have an element/tage that I, as the author, can populate with multiple values so that, when placed anywhere on the page -- a table cell, in our case-- the user can just click on it and select one of the pre-defined values. (Someone else is going to add here that they should also be able to define the element to allow multiple value selections, so I will add that to the request.)

Hi, I have been using OneNote 2016 and it has become my favorite program for organizing everything. I have tried many other notebooks and note-keeping programs/apps; I have found that the layout of OneNote 2016 works the best for me. It is formatted as close to a physical notebook as I have found and that has helped me transition from a disorganized paper mess to a consolidated location for information. I am now trying to switch to OneNote for Windows 10. I have spent time with the program and adjusted to almost all of the changes, the new features are great and I definitely want to use this newer version of OneNote. BUT I can't use this program with the section tabs on the left side. Having the notebooks, sections, and pages all on the same left side is not at all similar to notebooks and binders. The clear separation was very helpful and having the sections across the top displayed as actual binder tabs is fantastic. I also liked how the page index would is the same color as the section tab. This helps with organizing everything.

These simple features in how the notebooks, sections, section groups, and pages are displayed truly set the OneNote program apart from every other program I have tried to use. When will we be getting an update to customize locations for these things? Again, I want to use the new version of OneNote, but I will not use it with the current layout.