Store commonly used text snippets and insert them when you need

Save sets of OneNote windows and reopen them later

Inserts a calendar of the selected month and year

Sort pages in current section or notebook by name, sub pages stay under their parent pages and sorted among themselves

Creates or updates table of contents of the current notebook

Search and replace text in the current page, section or notebook

Creates a table of contents from heading in the current page and inserts at the top of the page. Optionally it adds "Back to Top" links to the headings.

Inserts a horizontal line

Inserts page with a section for each day in the current week

Creates a new page with table of contents of the current section

Base on Insert Monthly Calendar Macro.

Resizes each image and printout in the current page by given percentage. This extension allows to choose either all images or the selected image only on the current page to be resized.

Sort each section in current section group alphabetically by name

Sorts pages in current section or notebook by created or last modified date

Creates a table of contents from heading in the current page and inserts at the top of the page. Optionally it adds "Back to Top" links to the headings.

Inserts a calendar of the selected month and year

Sets the titles of each page in the current section to the values in the given semicolon-separated text

Will distribute app generated Pages to specific student sections in a ClassNotebook. Titles of the generated Pages must be in the format ClassNotebookNickname/StudentSection/Section/ActualTitleofPage I have used PowerAutomate to create generated OneNote Pages (as outlined here: https://onenoteschool.com/generating-onenote-pages-distributing-them-to-the-correct-student-in-a-onenote-classnotebook/ ) but any process to create Pages is fine so long as the Page Title is as given. The functions providing distribution of the actual Pages, recently updated to include Images and Files, come from Omer Atay, with appreciation.

Sets paragraph spacing to "20"

Adds an icon (emoji) to the front of the title, for easy reference of page type. For example, use "✉" as the first character to easily identify pages created from emails.

Collapse/expand all lists in the current page at the same time.

Adds e-mail addresses to mailto: links. Can be used to display e-mail addresses on meeting details pages