I downloaded the Office for Mac 2016 Preview to my Mac (OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite) and want to start using OneNote. The app launches fine and I get the initial 'New / Open / Recent' window. Also, OneNote has signed in to the Office 365 account fine (I've also tried signing out and signing back in).
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All th other Office for Mac Preview apps (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook) run fine and I can see my OneDrive accounts. When I choose to make a new notebook, I can select a color, give it a name, but the 'Where:' dropdown fails to populate. I can never select where the notebook should live and so the 'Create' button never undithers so I can click it. I've tried navigating to the Open and Recent notebooks, and I can see my Office 365 account OneDrives: the one for my organization, my person OneDrive, and DropBox (which says it is not working). I can even open a sample notebook that shows what OneNote can do. But, I cannot create any new notebooks. Is this an issue with OneNote being able to see my OneDrive / Office 365 storage locations?.
Do I need to enable Sharepoint for my organization just to store notebooks? (I'd rather not because I don't use Sharepoint but I would use OneDrive, or better yet, Dropbox.).
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Is this a limitation to the preview version?. How can I start creating notebooks? I'd really like to get this resolved because I think the new Office for Mac is beautiful, and want to start demo-ing it to my clients, including the new PowerBI app. But, it's got to work first! Thanks for your help!