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OneNote 2013 (desktop application) Setup: 1. Download the “Demo Docs IW.onepkg” OneNote Single File Package from Infopedia to a local folder on your demo PC 2. In OneNote 2013, click on the FILE tab in the Ribbon to go to the Backstage view and then select Open from the left-hand navigation 3. Choose “Open from other locations” and select Computer. Navigate to the folder where you downloaded the Demo Docs IW file package. NOTE: Make sure you have selected “OneNote Single File Package” (as noted in the red dashed box in the screen below) to filter the files view for only .onepkg files: 4. On the “Unpack Notebook” dialog, it is recommended you save the demo notebook to your SkyDrive Pro to be able to demonstrate the cross-platform sync: 5. Click Create to add the Demo Docs IW Notebook to your OneNote. Top Features: Step-Through: This content is intended to educate on how to best demo the top features of the primary Office apps. The features are organized by messaging pillars, which are consistent with the messaging that will be used for the individual apps.  Before you dive into the OneNote 2013 (desktop application)…Make sure your audience knows OneNote. Keep tabs on your life. OneNote makes it easy to capture and find what is important in your personal and professional life. All your notes—in one place and with you, anywhere. OneNote is your digital notebook for capturing to-dos, lecture and meeting notes, vacation planning, and anything else you want to remember. Your notes are automatically saved and synced in the cloud, so you know you always have the latest on all your devices. Capture | Find | Go NOTE: Visit Infopedia for latest OneNote messaging framework and other useful product positioning tools  Capture Keep all of your ideas—notes, links, webpages, sketches, media, and more—in one spot. (EXISTING) Attach Files - OneNote lets you insert files right into your notes so you have them when you need them. You can even have a printout of the content, s