This Microsoft OneNote file was produced in OneNote 2010 during the IPBC working paper series in January/February 2012. If you want to try it in OneNote 2007, purchase OneNote 2010 and then request version 2007 by email
Participants requested a copy as they found this to be a unique and valuable use of software they already owned to create paperless working paper files.
Here's some feedback from one of the participants...
Eileen: “Kathy, how’s this Microsoft OneNote working paper template working for you?”
Kathy: “Eileen, it is working great. Thank you for selling your template, it is making a big difference right now, with most of my companies having their year ends coming up. It is a very helpful tool. I had started to make a file similar to this using Excel, but I like your one note file way better.”
Kathy Fike, Certified Professional Bookkeeper, EOM Bookkeeping Services
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