It works just like this feature does on 32 bit systems.

The whole presentation would appear on a single page and then, during class, I would take notes over the PowerPoint. It was a perfect setup, at least for me.

Then I updated to a 64-bit VAIO and I was shocked to find that the “Send to OneNote” was gone. This new solution would let me import a PowerPoint preso to OneNote but… the preso would come out as one slide per page. This means that a 60 page powerpoint will create 60 tabs, resulting in my notes being all over the place.

I’m still pretty upset at Microsoft. If you read David Rasmussed you’ll get even more upset. He tells you, with a straight face, that the 64-bit driver was too complicated, goes through what seems a long technical explanation (but it’s just a long winded excuse explaining they didn’t feel like doing it now) and that there may be a better solution available with the next version of OneNote. I’m ok with that, as long as I get it for free. Otherwise, having had to pay for OneNote and having to upgrade to get back a feature I already had and lost thanks to an update feels like abuse on the hands of MS.