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Creating Sections and Pages 555<br />

The Page Tabs Bar is part of the program window, so when you switch between pages,<br />

sections, or notebooks, its width doesn’t change. The configuration of common elements<br />

such as the Navigation Bar and Page Tabs Bar remains constant, and changing them for<br />

one page changes them for all pages.<br />

Creating Sections and Section Groups<br />

You have fewer options to consider when creating sections than when creating pages,<br />

because there is only one type of section. Unlike pages, sections don’t have special templates.<br />

You can change a section color to differentiate it from other sections, perhaps<br />

as a visual reminder to yourself, and you can safeguard a section <strong>by</strong> assigning an access<br />

password to it.<br />

See Also For information about changing a section color, see the “Page and Section<br />

Backgrounds” section of “Entering Content Directly onto a Page” in Chapter 20, “Create<br />

and Organize Notes.”<br />

When a notebook contains a lot of information, you might want to create a section<br />

group. This useful organizational tool is an entirely separate set of sections and pages<br />

within a notebook. You can move sections to and among section groups.<br />

In this exercise, you will rename existing sections and pages, add pages and subpages to<br />

a section, and then add a section and a section group to a notebook.<br />

SET UP You need the My SBS Notes notebook you created earlier in this chapter to<br />

complete this exercise. Open the My SBS Notes notebook, expand the Navigation Bar<br />

and the Page Tabs Bar, and then follow the <strong>step</strong>s.<br />

1. In the notebook header, right-click the New Section 1 tab, and then click Rename.<br />

The tab name is selected for editing.<br />

2. Type Work, and then press Enter.<br />

The section name changes on the section tab and on the Navigation Bar.<br />

3. On the Untitled page, click in the page title box, and then type Notes.<br />

As you type, the page name changes on the Page Tabs Bar.<br />

4. On the Page Tabs Bar, click the New Page arrow and then, in the list, click Simple<br />

To Do List.<br />

OneNote creates a new page, titled To Do List. On the Page Tabs Bar, the To Do List<br />

page tab follows the Notes page tab.

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