The Onenote microsoft community has debated this a few times, main potential options discussed there are ifolder from Novell or synchronization manager. With synchronization manager apparently you need to be careful not to edit the same section in 2 pcs before they have synchronized. I’ve not tested this limitation and would be interested if anyone else has experience of this

Personally I think transferring a memory stick between devices is the easiest way

http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx?query=sync&dg=microsoft.public.onenote&cat=en-us-office-onenote&lang=en&cr=US&pt=9ed26560-3c22-41af-82a9-70756b0cd3fd&catlist=&dglist=&ptlist=&exp=&sloc=en-us

Tim, Bluetooth would seem too slow to me if the total file size moving back and forth was too big. Might work though.

I’ve been thinking that the answer lies in my smartphone, which has Bluetooth capabilities. If I can have Bluetooth on all devices and use the phone as a repository, that definitely scales better. Most importantly, I won’t have to remember to do anything but have my phone with me….

Provided you’re not trying to work with your OneNote files on two machines at the same time, it works well. This is how I sync onenote files from my tablet onto my desktop.

A secondary benefit is that the network copy of My Documents gets backed up in the overnight tapes :-)

Keep up the good work, jk.