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If you recall, an update was required initially to get the desktop version to work when Surface Pro 3 launched.

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Other Redditors have reported success with OneNote 2016, so it is likely that a software update for OneNote will address this. I was responding to your comment that desktop OneNote no longer launched with the pen.

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This is a rhetorical question/rant, but why in the bloody hell would they omit a feature that they already wrote code for and that works pretty well in the old version, then say in that feature matrix that it's 'not yet available' in the new desktop & tablet apps, when they could (I think, making an assumption on my pair,) fairly easily adapt the old feature in the new app? I'm assuming they wrote the apps modularly and all of that fun stuff you think would be done to make their code base maintainable, but I digress. I know just enough about writing software to be dangerous (but a totally novice developer, if I wanted to wear that hat), so it just seems odd that they wouldn't roll in the existing implementation as it's written for the Win8/8.1 app and then just update/improve it later on. I've always wondered this kind of thing when it comes to software development. Thanks very much for that! It gives me hope the feature will come back. I mean, maybe the radial menu used a bit more resources? I'm just talking out of my ass, but maybe you guys see what I'm talking about? Maybe they did this to save resources, but who knows. W10 is supposed to be the best of both worlds, so it's safe to say they were following this idea with OneNote as well - an app that's easy to use whether you use the pen or the traditional keyboard/mouse. However, I can sorta understand what Microsoft was trying to do. I'm pretty sure other people use OneNote for more things than I do. I can totally understand why some would be upset. I do miss it, and being able to change options on the fly was great, but spending the extra second to move my pen to the top menu to change colors/options or add stuff isn't the end of the world for me. The radial menu was way more convenient, but honestly this isn't a completely kill for me. I tend to use the regular thin option plus occasionally the highlighter. Huh, I actually hadn't noticed that you could not longer change the pen options. What do you all think about the changes to the OneNote modern app? Do you like it better now or wish they'd give us the radial menu back? It's seriously making me consider rolling back to Win8.1Pro I never thought a change to a piece of software would make me so annoyed, but I guess this is it.

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It just made taking notes and swapping colors and doing simple operations in full screen tablet mode so much easier than the full fledged OneNote 2013. I actually used the modern version of OneNote the most because of the radial menu. In terms of issue #1 above, I'm sure it's a bug that will get fixed soonish, but issue #2 is just shockingly terrible, IMO. Has anyone else run into these issues? Are there workarounds? The color picker is also totally different and less flexible. This is a huge disappointment for me because there's literally no (obvious) way to change the pen inking thickness-it's stuck in 'thin' mode. The pre-installed/modern version of OneNote has changed drastically and now doesn't have the radial menu (which pops up in the upper right corner when you hover the pen). No matter what, the top button now only opens the modern version. The 'Surface' app from the MS app store still allows you to choose whether the top button on the Surface Pen will open the pre-installed/stripped down OneNote or the full on desktop version of OneNote 2013. Just upgraded to Win10 yeseterday and was so far enjoying the changes to the OS (so far), but then I made a very grim discovery when I needed to jot down some notes.

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