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572 Chapter 20 Create and Organize Notes<br />

In this exercise, you’ll enter text; insert, attach, and manipulate images; and create a<br />

handwritten note <strong>by</strong> using the OneNote writing tools.<br />

SET UP You need the SBS Content Entry notebook, the Landscaping presentation,<br />

and the Cabo, California_Poppy, Desert, and ADatumLogo images located in the<br />

Chapter20 practice file folder. Open the SBS Content Entry notebook, and then<br />

fol low the <strong>step</strong>s.<br />

1. On the Text Notes page, click to place the cursor on the page, and then type<br />

Collecting information in OneNote is easy!<br />

OneNote creates a visible note container when you type the first character and<br />

then expands the note container to fit the remaining text.<br />

When working with simple text entries, you can increase the available page space <strong>by</strong> collapsing<br />

the ribbon.<br />

2. In the Page Tabs area, click the External Files page tab.<br />

3. On the Insert tab, in the Files group, click the File Printout button.<br />

The Choose Document To Insert dialog box opens.<br />

See Also For information about the File Printout button, see the “Referencing External<br />

Files” section of this topic.<br />

4. Browse to the Chapter20 practice file folder. Click the Landscaping presentation,<br />

and then click Insert.<br />

OneNote inserts the presentation file as an attachment, the Inserted From reference,<br />

and then each slide of the presentation, at its full size. Each slide is an individually<br />

sizable object.<br />

Tip When inserting an image on a blank page, you don’t need to create a note<br />

container; OneNote does it for you.

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