This is what allows multiple people to have the same. As you make changes, OneNote constantly synchronizes the cache files with the original. When you first open a notebook, OneNote copies the data to a cache, in a format that is easier and faster for OneNote to work with directly.
ONE files or even with the files on OneDrive. "įirst: Everyone needs to understand that OneNote works off of a cache. Where are the actual files? And also, aren't there supposed to be folders for each notebook that include the sections (maybe even the pages too) and the recycling bin folder for the deleted sections? These little Chrome-icon things in my OneDrive folder are not actually the files they're like 120 bytes each, just shortcuts to ". But they are not the actual files, I don't think. I can see little shortcuts (they have the Google Chrome icon) that have the titles of all my OneNote notebooks. Where exactly does it located once I delete it? Is it in a "recycling bin" folder of some kind that exists for that notebook? Where is that? And how do I immediately permanently delete X/Y/Z?Ģ: If I delete notebook X/Y/Z, where does it go, and how can I immediately permanently delete it (and all its sections, and all its deleted sections in its recycling bin, etc.)?ģ: All my notebooks are stored on OneDrive.
How to delete onenote notebook software#
Some software has a recycle bin that "empties" every 30 days, but I'm looking for an immediate permanent deletion that I can just do right away.ġ: Suppose I delete section X/Y/Z within a given notebook.