Share to OneNote

Hi Chuck,

I just tried it here and it seemed to work.  At the top of the OneNote share dialog (where you saw the note name and contents before hitting Send), there is a dropdown that lets you pick a notebook.  It went as a new page in the notebook section I selected, which was Quick Notes.  

Microsoft is responsible for the content of that OneNote dialog though.  We just pass along the title and text content.

I have gotten a real education on this stuff today.  It turns out that there are two OneNote on my WIndows 10 machine.  One is the Metro OneNote from the Windows Store and the other is OneNote 2016 desktop app. Additionally, I am using Edge as the browser.  Once I started the Metro version of OneNote, I then could see the Drop down in the Share Charm, although I could not change the location. The key is that the share charm is talking to OneNote the Metro app, not OneNote 2016 the desktop app.  Once I went into Metro OneNote I could find all of my shared documents.  MSFT really could do a better job of making this even more confusing and difficult to use.  It doesn't seem like they are applying all of their skills and talents developed over these many years...

Oh, and also, forget about using the OneNote web-app to cut and paste code snippets.  Something in the rendering of the text in the browser interface clobbers the text it looks like space characters are no longer the tried-and-true ascii(32) space character, nor are the period characters a period any longer.  From the desktop app it seems to work ok, but the browser based app is right out.  < Sigh > Apparently adding features for developers is out of scope.  Read a forum post where MSFT said they were not interested in supporting the needs of software developers in OneNote.

Ugh that certainly is annoying.  I'm glad you solved what was going on though.