Dan Escapa is on a tear releasing a set of new PowerToys for
OneNote 2007. What's going on is that a whole bunch of PowerToys
were written internally on the OneNote team and by some of our
"friends" inside the company over the last six months. As the
2007 has now shipped (and therefore the API set is frozen) these
Powertoys are getting finalized. And if I know Dan, he's been
too busy to get them out but now he's a man with a mission.
PowerToys are a way to add features that we couldn't do in core
code on the main schedule. Of course powertoys are not tested as
much, so they are basically "use at your own risk". (rarely a
problem is encountered though in my experience)  Here are the
ones out so far:  Word Count. We get asked by some people to be
able to know how many words are on a page for articles and
essays and so on. here you go.  Send to OneNote (from the file
explorer/shell). Ever looked at a file in My Documents or
elsewhere and thought, "I want to push that into OneNote so I
can add it to my project, m