Microsoft Office 2010 suite applications have in-built capacity to share data, workbooks, documents, spreadsheets with each other. Unlike its antecedents, Office 2010 provides the best way around to connect one app with other. Linking is a great feature which enables both Word 2010 and OneNote 2010 to work together.
Launch Word 2010 document which you want to be linked with OneNote notesheet. If you are linking new document then save it first. Now navigate to Review tab and click Linked Notes.
Upon click, It will bring up OneNote Location dialog, expand the workbooks view and select the desired notesheet which you want to link with the document. Click OK.
Now just start writing in selected OneNote notesheet, you will notice a small Word icon will appear with the new content. This indicates that now this notesheet is linked with Word 2010 document.
You will see link icon at the left-top of the notesheet window providing different options. You can view all the linked file with the notesheet, Delete the links, Stop Taking Linked Notes, or Configure advanced link options, by clicking on respective buttons.
Now close Word document and open the linked notesheet exclusively from OneNote 2010. In the linked notesheet you will see the newly added content with Word document icon indicating that it is linked with it.
Upon clicking Word button, it will immediately open up linked Word document.
You can also check out previously reviewed guides on How to add Task in Outlook 2010 from OneNote and Import Worksheet to Excel 2010 from Access
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