I’m just trying not to share open wysiwyg editors, that’s what I need help with.
Wiki pages just work, and onenote is like a Russian doll set, doesn’t update or sync properly and generally had awful UX so I do not want to use it, but MS decided to suddenly get rid of the simple and easy Wiki tool, so that’s why I have to stop working and rebuild documentation unnecessarily. In your ribbon, you will find under the home tab a section called tags. This will sync that Outlook Task and show up under 'Tasks' both in Outlook and the ToDo app. We usually take our notes in OneNote which happily integrates with Outlook Tasks and Microsoft To-Do. red flag icon) (to the right of the 'To Do Tag' button) on the Home tab as mentioned above. Choose the Password Protection option then click on Add Password. I want to know how to share onenote in non-edit mode. Instead of creating a 'To Do Tag' on OneNote you can create an Outlook Task (i.e. How to protect your OneNote contents To do this, select and right-click on the notebook. I have no idea how to tell if this is in edit mode. The history of UX and any basic understanding of how productivity apps works suggests it should not be possible to share something that is an open WYSIWYG editor. I have no idea how to share something in edit mode vs normal sharing.
Second, you answered about basic viewing permissions - that’s not the question, I’m asking how do I know if Im sharing something in EDIT mode? MS has terrible UI and - believe it or not, it’s actually possible to share something in edit mode. I just spent 6 months writing documentation and now I need to manually copy it to OneNote because MS didn’t make their wiki parsing tool work very well.
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