April 2013
Beginner
288 pages
7h 5m
English
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Chapter 11. Organizing your notes
In this section:
The more notes you take, the harder it is to stay organized. Notes that should be on one page end up on another. Sometimes pages need to be moved to a different section, and sections need to be moved to a different notebook.
Microsoft OneNote 2013 offers commands for moving and copying pages and sections to different places.
Another way to stay organized and be able to locate notes is to tag them. For example, you can tag notes that require a follow-up with the Important or To Do tag. When you need ...
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