The OneNote note-taking application for Windows now supports switching between vertical and horizontal tab features

CTOnews.com March 3 news, the Windows version of the OneNote application now allows you to switch between vertical and horizontal layouts for tabs based on the user's needs.

Microsoft announced the release of the feature in December last year and has already implemented it on the web side, macOS side and iPad side. Microsoft's Vishnu Nath announced today that the Windows OneNote also has the ability to switch between vertical and horizontal tabs.

CTOnews.com translator Mike Toffson (Mike Tholfsen), product manager of Microsoft Education Group, previously wrote in a blog post as follows:

We hear a lot of educators and students want OneNote on Windows (Desktop) to introduce vertical tagging to make its interface look like OneNote for Windows 10.

We will give priority to educators' feedback, so we are pleased to announce that OneNote on Windows will introduce vertical tagging in early 2023 to manage information such as notes, chapters and pages.