![]() I understand why there might be confusion. There has been plenty of writing about benefits and issues of this reality, so I won't go into it further. In tech there is the phrase, "You ship your org chart" and in this case. That means the vision and strategies OneNote align with are fundamentally different. OneNote is considered part of M365 (aka Office), Journal is not. I don't have any insight into the goals (or strategies) for that area of the company or Journal specifically. The Journal team is in a totally different part of the company. Y'all if we say something wrong and get expectations set, us if we fail to meet those expectations. That makes anything we say potentially harmful for everyone. We won't have the level of information or clarity you're hoping for. Hi! The issue is not that we're prohibited from commenting, it just doesn't make sense to comment. This only shows that Microsoft still doesn't have a clue where to go (or to go anywhere at all) with OneNote except for letting other teams create competing products and concepts (Journal, Whiteboard, Loop.) and leave it to the users to figure out which one to use for what purpose. because OneNote is stuck with it's internal data architecture that Chris Pratley built OneNote upon over 20 years ago. I know you can't do any of that like sharing on page and section level, proper PDF rendering with real annotation instead of "printing" to bloated bitmap images, paper size limits, usable export formats, an overhauled rich text editor or at least a simple mouse panning function for non touch devices. Remove a few things from the Win32 app (I guess it finally got rid of the audio file indexing, or is the half finished code still in it?), add a bit of the UWP look (Microsoft: "UWP? What's that? We don't know about UWP, we never did that.") and some API calls to the long existing Azure cognitive services (Hey! dictation! in 2022! Hey!) and completely ignore everything that users are begging for since 2001. Rainbow ink? seriously? Is this a production tool or a childrens diary? Ok, it got the same engine, suspension, body, lights, brakes, mileage and performance.But hey!!! we now have chrome door handles. We brought you a new car much better than last year's model. That's exactly what I was afraid of that it would be.
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