Microsoft OneNote is a fantastic, versatile note-taking tool. One of its best features–at least if you're using the Windows version–is page templates. With OneNote templates, you can have a consistent look for all the pages in your notebooks, and can easily replicate notes for things like meeting notes and project overviews.
Any core document you regularly customize can be turned into a template. In this example, we'll create a template for a meeting agenda that you can reuse. Add your first template by clicking '+ New Note' at the top of the Evernote window. Title your note 'Template - Meeting Agenda.' How to save time with templates.
Here's how to use OneNote templates in Windows, add your own OneNote templates, and make OneNote templates on Mac and Web.
OneNote Templates are designed to let you create new notes quickly that already have the design and layout you need, perhaps to write up meeting notes or create a quick to-do list. Instead of creating a blank new note, start out with a template and get to work faster—or, write your notes on a blank page, and add a template later to format your text.
In the OneNote ribbon, click the Insert tab and click the Page Templates button. A new Templates sidebar will open with template categories. Choose the design you would like for your new page. There are class notes templates, meeting notes templates, templates with different backgrounds, and templates to change the page size–you can even make index-card sized pages!
Granted, the decorative templates are pretty cheesy, with stock photos or clipart of books, day planners, and flowers and hearts among the options. However, the business templates can come in handy, since they start you off with an outline and the note sections you need to include.
Once you've used a template, it'll show up in the menu under the Page Templates button. Just click the down arrow under that button, and select the template you want to use. That's a simple way to grab a template without having to open the sidebar.
Pro tip: If you'd like to use the same template for all new pages in the current notebook section, click the dropdown box under 'Always use a specific template' in the Page Templates sidebar to choose the template you want.
Want to make your own OneNote Template, perhaps with your own report outline or with your company logo? You can turn any page or note from OneNote into a template to be applied to new pages.
Simply make a new note with the items you want on the template—or open a note that already has the text you want for a template. Add placeholders for the things that might change, perhaps DATE
for the date or SUBJECT
for meeting notes. Then open the Templates sidebar again, and click the 'Save current page as a template' link at the bottom. Give your template a name, and you're done.
The next time you make a note, you'll find your own OneNote Templates under the My Templates group in the sidebar.
OneNote for Windows is the only version that supports templates officially—but you can still make and use your own templates in every other version.
Just make your template note as normal, writing the text and adding the formatting you want to the note. Add as many template notes as you want to that notebook to keep all of your templates together.
Then, on Mac or Web, right-click on your note and select Copy. Go to the notebook where you want to make a new copy of your template note, right-click again, and select Paste (or, on Mac, select Copy Page to… the first time you right-click, then choose where to put a new copy of the notes). That'll give you a full copy of your note in your standard notebook—and will leave your template note ready for use again next time.
A similar trick works in OneNote's mobile apps. Open a notebook with your template notes in it, tap the Edit button at the top, and select the note you want to make a copy of. Then tap the copy icon at the bottom (looks like a box with an arrow), select Copy, then choose where you want to make a new copy of that note.
It'd be great to have full OneNote templates on Mac, Web, and mobile, but for now this workaround gives you most of the features of templates today.
Want more OneNote templates on your PC? Microsoft includes a handful of useful templates in OneNote, and used to offer free OneNote templates at templates.office.com. That section now seems to only offer templates for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
No worries—you can still find templates elsewhere on the web.
New to OneNote, or looking for more hidden tips? For more ways to use OneNote to stay organized and productive, see our complete Microsoft OneNote tutorial. It covers everything from the OneNote basics you need to make notes and organize your thoughts, along with tips on embedding online content into your notes, writing with a pen in OneNote, using OCR to recognize text in your notes, and much more.
It's the companion guide you need to get the most out of Microsoft's notes app.
Or, keep things simple, and automate OneNote tasks with Zapier, so you can do things like copy Evernote notes to your OneNote notebook or automatically add template OneNote notes for events.
This post was originally published December 21, 2016, and was updated on June 14, 2017 to include new screenshots and tips on creating templates in other OneNote editions.
Word templates are a special type of file designed for reuse.A template provides the structure and other included items suchas auto text entries and macros. They are the basis by whichall Word documents are created whether it's a new document or asales letter. In fact, Word starts by opening a blank page based onan auto start macro in the normal.dot template.
Microsoft comes with many templates and groups them in a tabbeddialog based on function. You may have other templates that add-intools or programs have created. You see this tabbed interface whenyou select FileNew and then select GeneralTemplates
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You can find your templates folder by selecting ToolsOptionsFile Locations tab. Even if you highlightUser Templates and press the Modify button, you still won'tsee the whole path unless you keep navigating up one level. Formany people, their template path is similar to the one below exceptthe user account name is yours.
C:/Documents and Settings/[user account name]/ApplicationData/Microsoft/Templates
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If you've not seen the Cornell Note-taking system, it divides an8.5 x 11 page into three sections: Cue Column (1), Note takingColumn (2) and Summary (3).
Depending on your preferences, some people like to have the notetaking area (2) lined like notepaper. For our template, we'll addthe lines.
Setting the Page dimensions
1. Open a new Word document
2. From the File menu, select Page Setup
3. On the Page Setup dialog, enter 0 for Top,Bottom, Left and Right margins.
4. Click OK. (If you get a message saying your marginsare outside the printable area, click Fix and thenOK.)
5. Press your Enter key once.
Creating the Table
1. From the Table menu, select Insert and thenTable.
2. On the Insert Table dialog, enter 2 for columns and34 for rows.
3. Click OK.
4. From the Table menu, select TableProperties.
5. Click the Column tab, and enter 2.4 for thePreferred width.
6. Click the Next Column button >>.
7. Enter 5.65 for Column 2 Preferred width.
8. Click the Row tab
9. Click the check box for Specify height and type0.25.
10. In the Row height is field, selectExactly.
Click OK.
Applying Formatting to the Template
1. Place your cursor in any cell in column 1
2. From the Table menu, choose Select and thenColumn. The whole column should highlight.
3. From the Format menu, select Borders andShading
4. Under Setting: click the icon for Box. Keep theApply to value as Cell.
5. Click OK.
If you go to Print Preview, you will see the cell lines in theCue column do not display and you have a 2 summary area at thebottom. I intentionally added an extra paragraph break before thetable as it makes it easier if you need to adjust the position oradd a description.
I also opted not to merge the cells in the Cue column as somepeople may wish to show the lines or add place holders for punchholes.
Saving the Template
Technically, you can save this file anywhere. However, to haveit appear as a template in the General tab, you need to save it ina specific location.
1. From the File menu, select Save.
2. In the Save As dialog, navigate to yourTemplates folder. This will vary based on your profile. Asexample, mine is:
C:/Documents and Settings/Anne/ApplicationData/Microsoft/Templates
3. At the bottom of the dialog, type Cornell Notes asyour File name.
4. Change the Save as type to Document Template(*.dot).
5. Click Save.
Using the Cornell Note-taking Template
1. From the File menu, select New.
2. You should have an option to open General Templates.Depending on your version of Word, this may display in the TaskPane.
3. Click the Cornell Note template.
4. Click OK.
Your document will open and you can make further changes. Forexample, some people like to use the top line to type the classname and date. Other people put their name in case the notes arelost. Finally, print out how many copies you'll need and head toclass.
The layout tab is found on the home page at the top of MS. Word.
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explain the function of layout andwhen it might be used.
Some of the basic components of Microsoft Word: home insert page layout reference mailing review view
Some of the basic components of Microsoft Word: home insert page layout reference mailing review view
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Page Layout tab, press triangle below Orientation and choose Landscape.
On the Page Layout tab on the top menu bar. Under page orientation.
Align, Orientation, Page Breaks, Bring to Front, Send to Back
Go to the Page Setup section and click on the landscape option.
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Click the 'Page Layout' tab, then click 'Orientation'. You can then select either portrait or landscape.
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Go to `Page Layout` icon and click on Orientation and then click on landscape. Hope this helps!
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In MS Word 2007/2010 it is Columns on Page Layout tab.
There are different parts of the Microsoft Word screen. Some of the main parts include title bar, tool bar, menu bar, page layout, scroll bar, clipboard, quick access tool bar and so many more.
To do it on Microsoft word 2003: 1. Go to formation Background, then printed watermarks 2. When it opens, do picture watermark at the top 3. Then select you picture, and fix to your desire. To do it on Microsoft word 2007: 1. Go to page layout 2. click on watermark in the middle 3. then picture watermark 4. choose and edit the picture you chose Thanks, Dinogiggle
The ribbon is the layout that appears after clicking on one of the Quick Access Toolbar's tabs. Minimising it means that it will go away after clicking away from it.
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