Microsoft® OneNote® 2010 Plain & Simple

Chapter 5. Writing Basic Notes

In this section:

• Writing a Note with the Keyboard

• Selecting, Moving, and Deleting Notes

• Entering Symbols and Unusual Characters

• Selecting Text

• Copying and Moving Text

• Formatting Text

• Applying Styles to Text

• Creating Numbered and Bulleted Lists

The simplest type of note is a typewritten note—one you enter with the keyboard. Entering this kind of note is simple because all you have to do is click in a page and start typing.

Pages tend to get crowded with notes. To prevent overcrowding, you can move notes and delete the ones you no longer need.

The standard techniques for copying and moving text in Microsoft Office 2010 also apply in Microsoft OneNote 2010, in which you’ll find the Cut, Copy, and Paste buttons on the Home tab. ...