How to rotate pdf files on onenote

I own a brand new Surface Pro, I am the only user on that PC, and I have downloaded other program without permission issues. That did not work. FYI: for this situation, you can consider Vista and Win7 to be essentially interchangeable with only minor differences between the user interface in the 2 versions. It appears there is an error where your userid is not being allowed to update the activation information in the registry.

I actually realised there was a virus affecting all my Microsoft Office software. I have one question that came up since I am able to print larger PDF. This prevent scrolling, and its annoying since I have pages that have 61 subpages attached.

Any one knows a solutions to this? I read some discussions where MS tried to say it had something to do with the printer driver in Adobe, etc. I don't understand why I have to install a 3rd party program Onetastic which does plenty of good things, but I really only use it for the rotate PDF menu that it provides. Did the MS engineers just get too tired to include this very basic, totally necessary feature?

This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. From which program are you printing the. What option on what application are you performing to get this issue? Give us the screen shots of your scenario. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to KnightRider's post on August 23, OneNote does not include a rotate function to straighten it.

Users are required to download a third party app called Onetastic which is essentially a collection of macros which happens to include a rotate function. In reply to ejlev's post on August 24, Send Feedback to MS. Maybe they may come up with an option to rotate images printed to OneNote. Hello Omer,. First, thank you for your refreshingly candid reply. I certainly understand the trade-offs associated with prioritizing sorry, that's not unique to the engineering field , and appreciate your add-on.

I also have extensive experience and understanding of users' experiences with technology, which unfortunately some engineers don't always acknowledge, or frankly care about. Each time a user gets stymied by a feature that doesn't work the way it seems like it should, it makes acceptance and use of that product a greater challenge. As I am training employees to use OneNote only 1 or 2 had ever used it before , to use in the classroom with 3, students, simple things like file printouts being inserted sideways, and not being able to rotate them, make them lose confidence and excitement for the product.

I appreicate the work-arounds you suggested, but if something doesn't work the way it should, why not just remove it until it does? Thanks, Francis. Rohn MVP. In reply to francisCharbonneau's post on September 15, Try using "Run As Administrator" to start the installer. That should give it the required rights. Thanks for the insight into how OneNote works.

It is sad that an individual can do something that MS refuses to do. Is there any available method of solving this problem? Yes, there is. A powerful OneNote add-in is what you need in this situation. This post selects two helpful add-ins from all the optional tools, and you can follow those two tutorials to rotate PDF in OneNote easily. The detailed steps in it will guide you to insert the PDF effortlessly. This is an add-in that can help you use OneNote with more tools.

Taking one of its representative features as an example, if there are 2 separated numbering lists in your note, the serial numbers in them are arranged separately, making it difficult to count the items in the note. Don't worry. This add-in can solve this problem for you as its "Continue Numbering" feature can put those numbers in order.

Step 1. Step 2. Step 3. This is an advanced add-in that offers you the functions OneNote doesn't support, and you can get hundreds of macros that can help you deal with the problems you may have in using OneNote.

The functions of those macros cover nearly all aspects. For instance, you can search a certain word in a OneNote file and replace it will another one. If you want to sort out the information orderly, it supports creating a table of contents to organize your notes.

You can even insert a calendar into your note to remind yourself of some important events. Follow this tutorial to get that done. Make sure that you installed this add-in on your device.

Is this method more efficient or more troublesome? For people who want to save the storage space of their devices, downloading a PDF editor is a burden. In contrast, it would be the best choice for those who are in need of editing the PDF with advanced tools. If you don't know how to take notes on a PDF using OneNote, this software might be one of the best alternatives you can find. You can not only highlight the important text in the PDF.