Selecting Text
Before you can do anything to text in a note—copy it, move it, or reformat it—you have to select it. OneNote offers a handful of techniques for selecting text (you can tell when text is selected because OneNote highlights it):
To select | Do this |
---|---|
A word | Double-click the word |
Some text | Drag across the text |
To the beginning of a line | Press Shift+Home |
To the end of a line | Press Shift+End |
A paragraph | Triple-click the paragraph or press Shift+Down Arrow with the cursor at the start of the paragraph |
Current paragraph and subordinate paragraphs (if any) | Click the line’s outline handle or press Ctrl+Shift+- |
Select Text
Double-click a word in a note to select it.
Drag across some text to select it.
Triple-click a paragraph to select it.
Click a paragraph’s outline ...
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