If the document opens in a view showing All Markup, you will need to (once per Word session), switch to. In order to suppress the Comments Pane and the display of comments, you must change the settings I described. Use the View Tab and deselect the Hide Page Title button. As long as the document contains comments (you have not deleted them), they will be displayed when markup is displayed. Use the View Tab and the Page Colour button to select “No Colour”.Ģ. If you want to make your Quick Note look like a “normal” page, follow these steps:ġ. Now if you add a Page to the Quick Notes section using one of the Add Page buttons, the new page is white with a visible Page Title (see below): The page is only formatted to have a pink page colour and hidden Page title when they are created using the Send to OneNote feature – see: Quick Notes are simply Pages that are formatting differently. I was puzzled why using the “Move or Copy” function to move the Quick Note out of the Quick Notes area would not magically convert the pink title-less Quick Note to a white Page with a visible title.Īfter taking a few seconds to poke around in the Ribbon, the obvious answer became clear. I like the ease of use of OneNote, keeps track of all your side notes, annotations from meetings, or any other documents. Why did I feel it was necessary to go through all these extra steps?īecause Quick Notes are pink and lack a Page Title.įor some odd reason I assumed that Quick Notes were fundamentally different than Pages – in hind sight I was definitely riding the assumption train to confusion-ville. cut/paste the Note from the Quick Note onto the page, and then
create a new Page in the actual location I wanted the text to reside,ģ. Up until recently I thought there was no way to “convert” a Quick Note to a Page without going through a 4-step process:ġ. the great Notepad disaster of September 2013). I use Quick Notes in OneNote every single day via the Send to OneNote featureto jot down bits of information that I don’t want to misplace or accidentally close without saving (i.e.
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