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How to Export a Note as a PDF in Microsoft OneNote

September 10, 2021 Rob Truman

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How to Export a Note as a PDF in Microsoft OneNote

Here we’ll show you how to save a note in OneNote as a PDF file on Windows 10, OneNote desktop, OneNote for Mac, and on the web.

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