That makes using the iPhone to create new notes more than a little problematic. The worst aspect is that until the entire notebook is synced, new notes created on the iPhone won’t upload. Then again, right towards the end (about 1.6Gb of the total 1.8GB), I’ve been receiving some sync errors that are a little disconcerting. And so it might just be a matter of patience. I’ve mostly completed the process, and each section does indeed sync. I’ve been working on speeding up the process by accessing each section and section group, one-by-one, until it fully syncs, and then moving on to the others.
ONENOTE FOR MAC SYNC ERROR UPDATE
I know that an update was released in the last few months that enables background syncing ( ), but nevertheless it seems to take an inordinate amount of time. I’d say it was just a matter of time, but it’s been about a week now and the notebook hasn’t completely synced. I haven’t found any particular reason for the difficulties. I have a fairly significant notebook, around 1.8GB, that I’ve been having a terrible time syncing on my iPhone 6.
If you’re having issues syncing your OneNote notebooks on an iPhone, you’re not alone. So, my suggestion for anyone having issues syncing an iPhone is to move any indordinately large sections to standalone notebooks and then open and sync those separately. Now, changes on the iPhone are reflected almost immediately on other clients, and vice versa. I moved those to separate notebooks, and my iPhone completed syncing. Update: I had two very large sections with hundreds of image-heavy notes.
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