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Microsoft OneNore 2010 : Housecleaning in OneNote - Deleting a Page, Deleting a Section

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5/27/2013 4:10:03 AM

1. Deleting a Page

When you don’t need a page anymore, delete it. You can delete more than one page at a time. To delete a page, right-click its name in the page tabs and choose Delete.

1.1. Delete a Page

  1. Display the name of the page that needs deleting on the page tabs.

  2. On the page tabs, right-click the name of the page and choose Delete.

  3. Ctrl+click page names on the page tabs to select more than one page.

  4. Right-click one of the page names you selected and choose Delete.

  5. Click the Undo button twice to restore the pages you deleted.



2. Deleting a Section

Delete a section when you no longer need it. To delete a section, right-click its name on the Navigation bar or in the section tabs, and choose Delete on the shortcut menu.

Be careful about deleting sections. You can’t restore a section you deleted by clicking the Undo button. The only way to restore a deleted section is to fish it from the recycle bin.

2.1. Delete a Section

  1. In the Navigation bar, right-click the name of a section.

  2. Choose Delete on the shortcut menu.




Warning:

Unlike when you delete a page, you can’t use the Undo button to restore a section you deleted.

 
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