Just imagine all the webs/sites you could activate this bad boy assuming you have SharePoint 2013 and OWA or Office 365. Voila! Your notebook link is back and structured correctly to use the OneNote Notebook the way it is intended with OWAīonus: Now you know where to find the Site Notebook Feature.Deactivate the Site Notebook Feature (don’t worry, this won’t delete your existing data).Go into Site Settings, Manage Site Features.The Site Notebook is stored in the Site Assets Library. When you removed it from the Quick Launch/Navigation, you didn’t delete any content. Well, until you recognize that you care about this thing, you might be inclined to yank it from your Quick Launch. Which gives you a OneNote notebook for all the members of your team to share, right in a web browser. This little guy is a game changer in my books…) The Microsoft OneNote app on Windows 11 and Windows 10 allows searching for backups on a notebook in OneDrive. Scott is referring to this bad mama jama (I LOVE OneNote, I LOVE Office Web Apps OneNote Integration and I LOVE the Site Notebook in a Team Site when OWA is available. That said, there’s a good chance of recovering your notes deleted from the OneNote app. I think I’m over thinking this somehow… What? I did something stupid and deleted the “Notebook” link off my main site in Office 365. I got a query from a friend today, let’s call him Scott to protect the innocent.
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