

- #PRINT SELECTION IN ONENOTE DRIVER#
- #PRINT SELECTION IN ONENOTE SOFTWARE#
- #PRINT SELECTION IN ONENOTE WINDOWS#
If you do not see an icon for your actual printer, it’s likely that your printer is not correctly installed. Right-click the printer icon that represents your physical printer, and then click Set as Default Printer on the shortcut menu.When Control Panel opens, click Printer (if you’re in Category view) or click Printers (if you’re in Classic view).
#PRINT SELECTION IN ONENOTE WINDOWS#
If you’re using Windows Vista, the steps are nearly identical: Right-click the printer icon that represents your physical printer, and then click Set as Default Printer on the shortcut menu.When Control Panel opens, click View Devices and Printers (if you’re in Category view) or click Devices and Printers (if you’re in Icon view).On the right side of the Start menu, click Control Panel.

#PRINT SELECTION IN ONENOTE DRIVER#
When the Send to OneNote 2010 print driver is marked as shown, print jobs will be sent to OneNote as images.
#PRINT SELECTION IN ONENOTE SOFTWARE#

The OneNote print driver wasn’t designed to override your printer settings and assume you want every print job sent to OneNote 2010. In the case of OneNote, a special print driver is installed that lets you send your print jobs as images into your OneNote notebooks. Typically, the operating system controls such software, so it can monitor how a computer talks to hardware devices like a printer. A print driver is a small piece of software that directs output from a computer to a printer. Microsoft OneNote comes with a nifty little utility called the Send to OneNote print driver. You really want things to go back to the way things were and have your print jobs sent to your actual printer once again. Now, your print jobs seem to suddenly bypass your printer completely and go straight into Microsoft OneNote, where they appear like scanned images. Until recently, you’ve always been able to print anything from your computer to your printer.
