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Microsoft OneNote 2010 : Doing Research with Side Notes (part 2) - Reviewing Side Notes

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Reviewing Side Notes

To view all of the side notes you’ve created and collected, do the following:

1.
In OneNote, near the lower-left corner of the program window, click the Unfiled Notes icon under the navigation bar (see Figure 3).

Figure 3. The special Unfiled Notes section can be opened by clicking the icon located at the bottom of the navigation bar.


2.
When the Unfiled Notes section is displayed, click its page tabs to quickly view all of the random and unfiled notes that you have collected here.

While looking at all of your side notes pages in the Unfiled Notes section, you can copy and paste any of the information from your side notes to your regular notes pages.

You can move more detailed or lengthy side notes to other sections in your notebook and even to other notebooks.

To exit the Unfiled Notes section and return to the place in OneNote where you were before, click the Back button on the Quick Access Toolbar (see Figure 4).

Figure 4. On the Quick Access Toolbar, located just above the File tab in the OneNote program window, the Back button lets you navigate through recently visited notebooks, sections, and pages. It can be clicked multiple times to go backward through the parts of your notebooks that you visited in any single OneNote session.


If you opened OneNote to the Unfiled Notes section, the Back button won’t be available. In that case, click the icon of the notebook you want on the navigation bar and then click a section within that notebook.

For now, let’s learn how you can use the quick filing feature in OneNote to easily file away important side notes that you want to keep in your notes for a while

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