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OneNote is a feature-rich note-taking app, and it gives you a lot for free. It's clearly among the very best in the space, but whether it's best for you depends on what you plan to do with it. OneNote (formerly called “OneNote 2016”), the free desktop app which runs on all supported versions of Microsoft Windows and which is part of Office 2019 and Microsoft 365. OneNote for Windows 10, the OneNote app which is pre-installed on all editions of Windows 10, and which can also be downloaded for free in the Microsoft Store.

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Microsoft Graph lets your app get authorized access to a user's OneNote notebooks, sections, and pages in a personal or organization account. With the appropriate delegated or application permissions, your app can access the OneNote data of the signed-in user or any user in a tenant.

Root URL

The OneNote service root URL uses the following format for all calls to the OneNote API.

The version segment in the URL represents the version of Microsoft Graph that you want to use:

v1.0 is for stable production code.
beta is to try out a feature that's in development. Features and functionality in the beta endpoint might change; we don't recommend that you use it in your production code.

The location can be user notebooks on Microsoft 365 or consumer OneDrive, group notebooks, or SharePoint site-hosted team notebooks on Microsoft 365.

User notebooks

To access personal notebooks on consumer OneDrive or OneDrive for Business, use one of the following URLs:

me is for OneNote content that the current user can access (owned and shared).
users/{id} is for OneNote content that the specified user (in the URL) has shared with the current user. Use the users API.

Note:You can get user IDs by making a GET request on https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users.

Group notebooks

To access notebooks that are owned by a group, use the following service root URL:

SharePoint site notebooks

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To access notebooks that are owned by a SharePoint team site, use the following service root URL:

What's new

Find out about the latest new features and updates for this API set.

OneNote Gem - Favorite v18 provide a new feature to quickly create daily journal.
Create an OneNote Journal Notebook
In OneNote, create a notebook and named 'Journal' ( or other else ).

Setting Journal Feature for OneNote
OK, next we setting the OneNote Journal feature to create daily journal page in 'Journal' notebook.
Click 'OneNote Gem - Favorites' -> 'Navigation' tab -> 'Journal' command.
This command will pop up a Journal Options dialog to help you setting journal information.
In this example, click 'Current Notebook' to set the 'Journal' notebook as daily journal notebook.

Create Daily Journal Page on OneNote Ribbon

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After click 'OK' button. You can find Journal command will create a '2015' section group, a 'July' section and a '19' page in 'Journal' notebook.

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Next day, click 'Journal' command will create a '20' page in 'July' section.
Next Month, click 'journal' command will create a 'August' section and a '01' page in '2015' section group.
'Journal' command also can navigate to the today page if it has existed.

Create Daily Journal Page Without Running OneNote
You also can create daily journal page without running OneNote.
To do this, you need to setting 'OneNote Navigator' run at Windows system start.

After do this, you can find 'OneNote Navigator' icon appear on Windows Tray Region. Right click on 'OneNote Navigator' tray icon, click the 'New Journal Page' on pop up menu. It will pop up a Mini OneNote window of the daily journal page.

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