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MovingBeyondtheRecordButton
Flightless Bird
I need the ablity to sort the sections and if my OneNote keeps growing like
it is I will soon need to be able to sort the section groups as well. I
would like to sort them by alphabetically and by date last modified. I agree
it would also be a wonderful addition if it were possible to make certain
sections sticky.
A great example of a senario where the ablity to sort the sections would be
extremly useful is the OneNote Podcast "A Writer's Guide: Poetry Notes with
OneNote".
http://www.microsoft.com/products/msoffice/office/media/en-us/WritersGuidePoetryNotesOneNote.wvx
Since the author in the Podcast Uses a new section for each poem...the more
she writes the more she NEEDS to sort the sections!
"Alex <MS>" wrote:
> WRT sorting pages, this is something we've been considering.
>
> When would you choose to sort them?
>
> Would you be fine with it working as a command, which means you replace your
> custom ordering with the new sort, or, would you prefer you had a
> alphabetical (or time based) view you could look at, but you couldn't reorder
> your pages while in this view?
>
> Can you tell me how it is you work, or in what scenarios, that you find
> yourself needing this ability to sort pages?
>
> Thank you very much for your input.
>
> -Alex <MS>
>
> "AspiringGeek" wrote:
>
> > I, too, would like the ability to re-arrange Section tabs.
> >
> > I think the option of "sorting" might be useful, too. However, there is
> > already a way to re-arrange pages (albeit one at a time). Search the
> > built-in Helpful Tips Section for "Rearrange and review notes" and you'll
> > find this:
> >
> > "Change the order of pages To rearrange the order of pages in any
> > section of your notebook, point to the tab of the page that you want to move,
> > drag to the right, and then drag the mouse pointer to the location where you
> > want to move the page. The small arrow to the right of the page tabs
> > indicates where the page will appear when you release the mouse button."
> >
> >
> > "johnboi" wrote:
> >
> > > When adding notes within a section there is no way to sort them later or have
> > > them sort automatically. This makes it harder to keep up with notes when the
> > > list is long.
> > >
> > > You should be able to sort sections across the top as well. The MOVE command
> > > is slow and clunky.
> > >
> > > Would be best for all if you could toggle it on and off.
it is I will soon need to be able to sort the section groups as well. I
would like to sort them by alphabetically and by date last modified. I agree
it would also be a wonderful addition if it were possible to make certain
sections sticky.
A great example of a senario where the ablity to sort the sections would be
extremly useful is the OneNote Podcast "A Writer's Guide: Poetry Notes with
OneNote".
http://www.microsoft.com/products/msoffice/office/media/en-us/WritersGuidePoetryNotesOneNote.wvx
Since the author in the Podcast Uses a new section for each poem...the more
she writes the more she NEEDS to sort the sections!
"Alex <MS>" wrote:
> WRT sorting pages, this is something we've been considering.
>
> When would you choose to sort them?
>
> Would you be fine with it working as a command, which means you replace your
> custom ordering with the new sort, or, would you prefer you had a
> alphabetical (or time based) view you could look at, but you couldn't reorder
> your pages while in this view?
>
> Can you tell me how it is you work, or in what scenarios, that you find
> yourself needing this ability to sort pages?
>
> Thank you very much for your input.
>
> -Alex <MS>
>
> "AspiringGeek" wrote:
>
> > I, too, would like the ability to re-arrange Section tabs.
> >
> > I think the option of "sorting" might be useful, too. However, there is
> > already a way to re-arrange pages (albeit one at a time). Search the
> > built-in Helpful Tips Section for "Rearrange and review notes" and you'll
> > find this:
> >
> > "Change the order of pages To rearrange the order of pages in any
> > section of your notebook, point to the tab of the page that you want to move,
> > drag to the right, and then drag the mouse pointer to the location where you
> > want to move the page. The small arrow to the right of the page tabs
> > indicates where the page will appear when you release the mouse button."
> >
> >
> > "johnboi" wrote:
> >
> > > When adding notes within a section there is no way to sort them later or have
> > > them sort automatically. This makes it harder to keep up with notes when the
> > > list is long.
> > >
> > > You should be able to sort sections across the top as well. The MOVE command
> > > is slow and clunky.
> > >
> > > Would be best for all if you could toggle it on and off.