Microsoft OneNote 2013 Plain & Simple

Chapter 10. Drawing notes

In this section:

• Drawing free-form with a pen or highlighter

• Creating a custom pen or highlighter

• Drawing lines, shapes, and graphs

• Using the eraser

• Panning to see your work

• Selecting lines and shapes

• Moving lines and shapes

• Resizing and deleting lines and shapes

• Arranging overlapping lines, shapes, images, and containers

• Rotating and flipping lines and shapes

Sometimes saying it with pictures is better than saying it with words, and for those occasions, OneNote offers the Draw tab. This tab presents tools for drawing free-form and preset lines and shapes.

After you make a drawing, you can move it and change its size. You can also erase parts of it. The Draw tab also has tools for rotating drawings and determining how drawings overlap ...