This what I did but got t4he following error message when trying to save the new command.

"Please, correct syntax error(s) before saving a macro".

This was my attempt.

Select Tools\Command Browser\

MyCommandName: Index Dragon

Description: Execute a OneNote Index Page.

Group: Index This will create a folder called Index)

Availability: Application-Specific

Application: Dragon

Recognizable in States: ?

Command Type: Advanced Scripting

SubMain

AppBringUp "onenote:///B:\!MS\!OneNote\!MST-SYS\MacroX\!Dragon\Index-Dragon.one#Index-Dragon§ion-id={ED1D2938-6116-41E9-8656-7FDC11C8882B}&page-id={F37294E9-9496-415E-9848-8400AD1ACDB4}&end"

EndSub

Name Editor (Not a clue to what it will do).

Robert Snow
Germantown, WI

We believe your KnowBrainer 2017 already has a rudimentary version of this command built-in so you won't need to re-create it. Unfortunately, we have forgotten the actual Command Name but it's probably something like Open <one note>. The KnowBrainer 2020 Upgrade variation of this command would be Windows Open <dictation> but you now have the option to open any application, utility, folder or even a file.

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I just reinstalled my computer and all directores are as you sugested. This looks so much likew I used before. Is there anyway I could find the Command Browser file from the past. I saved every thing that even smelled like dragon. 

I just dont know what file would have the code in it. I dont need to use it, only want to check out some of the text in it.

bob

Robert Snow
Germantown, WI

The KnowBrainer commands are stored at this address: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\KnowBrainer\KnowBrainerCommands\MyKBCommands.xml

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This also looks suspicious. If indeed the command is supposed to be application-specific (not Global) the application to which it is specific almost certainly should not be Dragon. It should probably be One Note. However, my guess is that it should probably be Global and there should not be any entry in the "Application" field.

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Windows 10 ro 64bit
OneNote 365 DeskTop
Dragon 15.61

Your right. I have laid out the process I use that gives me the ability to open up a Microsoft OneNote Notebook to a particular section within the notebook, and page. It does not matter if OneNote is open or closed, the results are the same.

Right click on any area of document (Brings up a Menu)
Select Copy Link to Paragraph (This is the link used in Dragon)

If you right click a Section Tab you will have a link to the Section etc. The following is the code I used in Advanced Scripting.

Sub Main
re"> AppBringUp "onenote:#MacroX-HotKey§ion-id={056E57F3-4E5C-4774-8BDB-EF885BB46A9B}&page-id={F54B3D96-E20B-4C7B-A2DA-56090BF8958F}&object-id={BE2D5859-8829-0541-0AE2-32EA0EAAF747}&B&base-path=B:\!MS\!OneNote\!MST-SYS\MacroX\!Dragon\HotKey.one""
End Sub

It does work as Global but your probably right (Application-Specific) is a smarter way to go. I also added a space between Sub Main & End Sub.
Bob

Robert Snow
Germantown, WI