Hello. I am running ON2003 Trial SP2. I am really enjoying using this
application for school. I do have a question, though. I did a search on the
Discussion Forum and didn't find it so I apologize up front if this has
already been answered.

I want to know if there is any way to change the order of the new pages as
they are created. Meaning.... let's say I get to class, start up OneNote and
go to my "ECON 200" section. ON defaults to the last page I was using when I
was in this section and I click on the 'New Page' button on the right to add
a new page for today's notes. I noticed that ON is adding the New Page tab
at the bottom of the list of tabs for the already existing pages.

What I would like to do is change the order so that the newly-created page's
tab defaults to be at the top to eliminiate scrolling as I get farther into
the semester.

Is this possible?

Lirianna shared these words of wisdom:

I'm sure you would even enjoy the new version OneNote 2007 far more.
MS has done a great job in improving a fine tool by far.

The new version will appear in the shops soon. And in the meantime ypu
may use the fully functional ON 2007 Trial.
It's available for download here:
Germany: http://germany.trymicrosoftoffice.com/

France: http://france.trymicrosoftoffice.com/

Japan: http:/ /japan.trymicrosoftoffice.com/

Canada: http://canada.trymicrosoftoffice.com/

Rainald

P.S. Unfortunately I can not help you on the page sorting in ON 2003.
I had bought the full version of ON and used it only for some 10 days
or so when I came across the Beta for 2007. And then I immediately
made the move to the new product because it had to offer so much more.

Unfortunately there is no way to revert the page order, however there are a
few tricks you might employ:

1. Don't close the section with notes from OneNote's view, then it will keep
the location of your last edit and scroll to it automatically when you
navigate to the section (even if you exit, relaunch the app). Keeping a lot
of sections open in OneNote isn't a strain on the application - it was
designed with usage like this in view. You can quickly navigate between
sections if you drop the navigation tree from the arrow new "My Notebook"
label (look at the top left of the notes window).

2. You can insert a dummy page (e.g. with general class info) at the top of
your section, and instead of clicking the New Page button that adds a new
page at the bottom, right click this dummy page's tab and choose "New Page"
from the context menu - the new page will be inserted straight after the
dummy.

Hope this helps,
Irina

"Lirianna" wrote:

"Rainald Taesler" wrote:

Thank you for your input! Does ON 2007 allow for page sorting within
sections?

"Irina Yatsenko (MS)" wrote:

Thank you! That sounds like it will work perfectly! : )

Lirianna shared these words of wisdom:

No. But did not miss it at all during all the long moons Ihave been
using it .

And I think that Irina's work around might do the job.

Rainald