Ouch! Just noticed this in
@SDH's post
https://www.pcworld.com/article/326...6-in-favor-of-the-windows-10-onenote-app.html
Good: the Win10 OneNote app supports vertical lists for sections and pages.
Bad: the Win10 OneNote app does not support custom tags Unfortunately, I recently started using custom tags for the GTD Next Action contexts.
MORAL: never use advanced features of apps. (But, are custom tags "advanced"? I have been using them since 2009, just not for GTD stuff.)
Bad: I have been using and writing OneTastic macros for OneNote 2016. I will bet that these will break.
I purchased, and enjoyed, the GTD & OneNote Setup Guide:
https://store.gettingthingsdone.com/OneNote-for-Windows-Setup-Guide-p/10415.htm
But this seems to be for OneNote 2016. I hope that it will be updated to mention the Windows 10 OneNote app, and, perhaps, stuff that you can do in one version of OneNote but not the other.