The “visual refresh” bit in the quote above links to Microsoft’s late June announcement about the Windows 11-inspired visual refresh it is providing to the core Office apps. “These updates include a visual refresh, the latest Microsoft pen and ink advancements, a new navigational UI layout option that can flex for customer preferences, and more.” “We’re excited to share that OneNote on Windows will get a series of updates over the next 12 months,” the OneNote team revealed last week. Now, the software giant says that it will revamp OneNote desktop to adopt the Windows 11 look and feel and will kill OneNote for Windows 10. Microsoft had previously revealed that it would move forward with the desktop version of OneNote and OneNote for Windows 10.
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