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Did you know you can ‘dock’ your OneNote window to your Desktop? This is useful if you tend to use OneNote a lot to copy text from other programs  such as your web browsers. The docked window can be snapped to any edge of your screen, and it can’t be hidden by other windows.

To do this, you first need to add the ‘Dock to Desktop’ option to your Quick Access Toolbar the small row of icons at the top left of OneNote. Click the small down arrow to the right of those icons and then click More Commands. Next, ‘ click the ‘Choose commands from’ dropdown menu at the top and select All Commands. Scroll down the section on the left, click ‘Dock to Desktop’, the Add button in the middle and then click OK. Now click the ‘Dock to Desktop’ icon' in your Quick Access Toolbar, and OneNote will dock and attach itself to an edge of your Desktop. To reposition it, click its header and drag it to another edge.