> I have a Notebook that I don't want to delete altogether - I want to
> archive
> it. So I tried 'closing' one and it just vanished it altogether and
> wasn't
> even visible in 'All Notebooks' on the Navigation Pane. [I think that
> should
> be called 'All Open Notebooks' because it is NOT all notebooks.]
> I then went to File Open, Notebook and it whipped me right out of OneNote
> and into Windows Explorer. There was the notebook I had just closed - end
> of
> heart failure.
> There seem to be two kinds of 'closed' within OneNote. There is the heavy
> duty version of closed (which I've just described) and the Lite version
> which
> is when a Notebook icon in the Navigation Pane looks like a closed book
> rather than an open book.
> How do the experts differentiate between these two types of 'closed'? Why
> is there no help on this subject in Help? I just found all this out by
> trial
> and error.
>
>
> think I must be very stupid but I cannot make 'snap to grid' work and the
> online help says nothing about it - except in relation to drawings.
> Somewhere I found this instruction - "To permanently turn the page grid
> option on or off, click the Snap To Grid command on the Edit menu." I
> can't
> make this command work. It doesn't seem to do anything. What I want is
> to
> be able to write a new Note in a container that automatically aligns with
> the
> note container above so that my page doesn't resemble an untidy pin-board!
>
>