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The command behind the Note action button and S-Pen's top-clicking, is 'onenote-cmd', which can be specified in REGEDIT, at the key of 'HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\onenote-cmd\shell\open\Command'. To make the desktop version as default, you have to uninstall the MUI version first using CC Cleaner. Then...

I've managed to open OneNote/Outlook 2013 on my SP3 in this way. For OneNote 2016 (64-bit), the path may be "C:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~1\Office16\ONENOTE.EXE". AHK method is powerful and of great customizability. The script is a nice solution.

These may help: 1. Settings--Privacy--Background Apps, turn all switches OFF. 2. Settings--System--Power & Sleep--Wi-Fi, uncheck that two boxes to disable Wi-Fi activities while asleep.

The command behind Note button on AC and the S-Pen's top button, is 'onenote-cmd'. And the executive detail of 'onenote-cmd' can be specified in REGEDIT, at the key of 'HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\onenote-cmd\shell\open\Command'. If you want to make the desktop version as default, you can just...

I'm using an Apple Magic Mouse, formerly for a Mac. It looks nice and works just OK with specific drivers, but not precise or comfortable enough for professional use.

Thanks for your reply. But I mean the command of closing a file (in Nook, Xodo docs, etc.) to go back to its file selection/opening screen, not close the app. I do not like current win10, especially on SP3, feel it sacrifice many touchscreen features for another cursor-based desktop OS, with...

anyone can tell me how to access app commands of MUI apps under win10 Tablet mode, which formally activated by slide-in-screen gestures in Win8.1? The only way I found is to switch to desktop mode, hit the Hamburg at title bar, then choose the menu. Even the simplest actions as closing a pdf...