
Remember, a subpage is an additional page whose tabs are smaller than primary pages.
#HOW TO UPGRADE TO ONENOTE 2016 PLUS#
When you do this, you'll see a little plus sign appear to the right of the page name, as shown below.Ĭlick the plus sign, and a new page will be added. For example, if you want the new page to come after page 20 but before page 21, you would hover your mouse between pages 20 and 21. To insert a new page, hover your mouse over the page that comes after where you want to insert the new page. However, what if you have dozens of pages and want to insert a new page, say, after page 20? That's fine if you only have a few pages. Whenever you add a new page to your notebook, the new page is added after the last page. You can now rename the page as you learned to do in the last section of this article. When you click it, a new page is added after the last page in your notebook. To add a page, go to the right side of the OneNote window again.Ĭlick the plus (+) sign to the left of Add Page. OneNote updates the page with the new page title.Īdding a page to your notebook is just as easy as renaming a page. You don't have to "click on" or select anything. You'll then see that "Untitled Page" appears and is selected on the actual page in your notebook. To rename the page, right click on Untitled Page and select Rename. We want to give this page a name that will reflect the content we will put on that page. You can see the name of the page on the right side of the OneNote window, as shown in the snapshot below. Since we already have a page in the notebook we just created, we're going to name that page.īy default, the page that OneNote created in our notebook is titled, "Untitled Page". Let's start out by learning to name pages.
#HOW TO UPGRADE TO ONENOTE 2016 HOW TO#
In this article, we're going to learn how to work with pages and subpages, including creating them within your notebook. From there, you can add more pages, as well as subpages. Whenever you create a new notebook, a page for that notebook is automatically created.
