Today, I used the online banking of China Construction Bank, and used his ushield's "setting IEAS the most suitable environment for CCB's ushield, I am too lazy to know what this is about.) then the tragic discovery disappears again by right-clicking "send to OneNote" in the IE kernel browser. In fact, the last time it broke down, after modifying the registry, I repaired it (a long time ago), but I forgot it this time. I will pay attention to saving the solution to this kind of problem. Every time I break it down, I will waste time searching for a solution, too much nonsense... ⊙ B Khan.
If you do not choose "send to OneNote" in the context menu based on the IE kernel, first confirm your IE browser (there are also many ie kernel-based browsers. Here we take IE8 as an example) set the status of the item -- Internet option -- program -- Management add-on -- sent to ononote, as long as the status is enabled, do not care that the item is unavailable by the publisher, it is useless. If it is disabled, enable the add-on first. This is useful when you start IE, ie establishes a connection with OneNote. If it is disabled, ie cannot establish a connection with OneNote, of course, it cannot be sent.
Note: All settings for IE must be restarted in IE before they take effect.
Method 1:
If you still do not have this option, you need to modify the registry. The modification procedure is as follows:
(1) Open the windows operating dialog box, enter regedit, and press Enter.
(2) Open the Registry window and find the following registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ menuext
(3) Right-click menuext and select the [new]/[item] command, and enter "send to OneNote (& n)" (enter only the content in the quotation marks, and use the English input method for letters, do not use Chinese Input Methods to enter parentheses) and press Enter.
(4) Select the "send to OneNote (& n)" item created in the previous step, double-click [Default] on the right, and enter
"Res: // C: \ Program
Files \ Microsoft Office \ office14 \ onbttnie. dll/105 "(here, only the content in the quotation marks is entered. I entered the quotation marks in a silly way. It never worked. Blame myself ...)
If your office is installed by default, just copy the above path and add it to the Registry. My installation is not by default, and my modifications are as follows:
Res: // F: \ office20151164bit_install \ office14 \ onbttnie. dll/105
Obviously, my Office installation path is under drive F.
(The above path is the OneNote installation path. If there is any difference, please change it according to the actual situation. Do not forget Res ://)
Click OK.
(5) Right-click the blank area on the right, and select new/DWORD Value to set the name to contexts ", the value is set to "37" in hexadecimal notation ". Click OK to complete all settings.
(6) restart the browser to use it.
Method 2:
You can manually modify the registry, and run the modify registry script to automatically modify the registry:
Create a TXT file, copy the following red content, and save it as the OneNote. reg file. After double-clicking, the registry can be automatically modified.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ menuext \ s & End to OneNote]
@ = "Res: // C: \ progra ~ 1 \ micros ~ 2 \ office14 \ onbttnie. dll/105"
"Contexts" = DWORD: 00000011
Note the path here. If it is installed by default, simply copy the above content and save it as a file with the reg suffix. If it is not the default path, change it to your OneNote installation path, if you forget it, the easiest way is to search for onbttnie. DLL file, find its path, and modify the above path to OK.
Example of modifying my path:
@ = "Res: // F: \ office20151164bit_install \ office14 \ onbttnie. dll/105"
Note: Do not write an error in the path. When you manually modify the registry, the path to be added does not have quotation marks. When you modify the file, @ = must be followed by quotation marks.