A leaked Microsoft document has revealed that the company wants to expand the software equipment of computers by making it mandatory to install the Microsoft OneNote application on them. The application, which serves as a notebook with relatively rich options, is now available for free in the store Windows A store that enjoys quite a lot of popularity. This is an application for the environment Windows 8 and not a classic desktop application, such as is included in the Office suite.
Because it will be an application from Windows Store, OneNote will be uninstallable at any time. The created documents are saved on the SkyDrive storage, or on the local storage if the computer is offline. Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications, which Microsoft is preparing for the end of this year, should also start working on a similar principle in the future. The OneNote application should be part of all computers that will have the new one pre-installed Windows 8.1 Update 1. Despite the long menu, this is a relatively comprehensive update that unifies the environments even more Windows 8 and Desktop. The update should probably come out on April 8th, when Microsoft will end support Windows XP.
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*Source: winbeta.org
