2007 Microsoft® Office System Step by Step, Second Edition

Understanding Note Containers

Each unit of content on a notebook page exists within a note container. Similar to a text box in Microsoft Office Word or Microsoft Office PowerPoint, a note container consists of a frame that has a move handle and a sizing handle. Each object (such as a text block, image, or URL) within the note container has an object selector.

Unlike a text box in other programs, a note container doesn’t have to be inserted on the page before you can enter content into it—simply click anywhere on the page and type or paste content, or insert it from another source, to create the container. A note container may contain any sort of ...