How start at the top rathern than the bottom of a page KCav 12/30/2008 6:56:07 PM I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages., and OneNote automatically saved the pages. When I return to an existing page OneNote displayed the botom of a page. I would like to start at the top. So I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. Then I went to another page and returned expecting to see the top of the page displayed. .However OneNote still displayed the end of the page. Is there a way I can change this? When reviewing the contents of a notebook I would rather scroll down from the top of a page then scroll up from the bottom. I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages. OneNote automatically saved the pages. Now when I return to an existing page OneNote displays the botom of a page. I would like to start at the top. So I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. Then I went to another page and did the same thing. I found when I return to an existing page OneNote displays the end of the page. Is ther any way I can change this? I would rather scroll down then scroll up to review the contents of existing pages. - KC

Re: How start at the top rathern than the bottom of a page Ilya Koulchin <ikoulchine[ at ]hotmail.com> 12/30/2008 7:08:25 PM KCav wrote: [Quoted Text] > I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages., > and OneNote automatically saved the pages. When I return to an existing > page OneNote displayed the botom of a page. I would like to start at the > top. So I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. > Then I went to another page and returned expecting to see the top of the page > displayed. .However OneNote still displayed the end of the page. Is there a > way I can change this? When reviewing the contents of a notebook I would > rather scroll down from the top of a page then scroll up from the bottom. OneNote saves the last position that you were viewing on a page. However, that info is saved only if there is something else to save as well. To force it to be saved, just make some change to the page, like adding and deleting a space. Ilya

Re: How start at the top rathern than the bottom of a page KCav 12/30/2008 7:20:01 PM Thank you. I love using OneNote. -- KC "Ilya Koulchin" wrote: [Quoted Text] > KCav wrote: > > I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages., > > and OneNote automatically saved the pages. When I return to an existing > > page OneNote displayed the botom of a page. I would like to start at the > > top. So I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. > > Then I went to another page and returned expecting to see the top of the page > > displayed. .However OneNote still displayed the end of the page. Is there a > > way I can change this? When reviewing the contents of a notebook I would > > rather scroll down from the top of a page then scroll up from the bottom. > > OneNote saves the last position that you were viewing on a page. > However, that info is saved only if there is something else to save as > well. To force it to be saved, just make some change to the page, like > adding and deleting a space. > > Ilya >

Re: How start at the top rathern than the bottom of a page John Guin [msft] 12/30/2008 9:05:03 PM There is a powertoy at http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2007/12/15/notebook-cleaner-and-privatizer-powertoy.aspx which will reset the cursor position (Insertion Point) for all the pages in a notebook. It may save you some time. -- Thanks, John Guin OneNote Test Team http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin "KCav" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Thank you. > > I love using OneNote. > -- > KC > > > "Ilya Koulchin" wrote: > > > KCav wrote: > > > I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages., > > > and OneNote automatically saved the pages. When I return to an existing > > > page OneNote displayed the botom of a page. I would like to start at the > > > top. So I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. > > > Then I went to another page and returned expecting to see the top of the page > > > displayed. .However OneNote still displayed the end of the page. Is there a > > > way I can change this? When reviewing the contents of a notebook I would > > > rather scroll down from the top of a page then scroll up from the bottom. > > > > OneNote saves the last position that you were viewing on a page. > > However, that info is saved only if there is something else to save as > > well. To force it to be saved, just make some change to the page, like > > adding and deleting a space. > > > > Ilya > >

RE: How start at the top rathern than the bottom of a page KCav 12/31/2008 7:25:01 PM I tried added and delete near the top of the page, then I left and returned, when I came back the top of the page was displayed. Thank you. -- KC "KCav" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages., > and OneNote automatically saved the pages. When I return to an existing > page OneNote displayed the botom of a page. I would like to start at the > top. So I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. > Then I went to another page and returned expecting to see the top of the page > displayed. .However OneNote still displayed the end of the page. Is there a > way I can change this? When reviewing the contents of a notebook I would > rather scroll down from the top of a page then scroll up from the bottom. > > > I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages. > OneNote automatically saved the pages. Now when I return to an existing page > OneNote displays the botom of a page. I would like to start at the top. So > I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. Then I went > to another page and did the same thing. I found when I return to an existing > page OneNote displays the end of the page. Is ther any way I can change > this? I would rather scroll down then scroll up to review the contents of > existing pages. > > - > KC

Re: How start at the top rathern than the bottom of a page KCav 12/31/2008 8:16:01 PM Hi John, I downloaded and installed OneNote Notebook Cleaner. Thank you. -- KC "John Guin [msft]" wrote: [Quoted Text] > There is a powertoy at > http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2007/12/15/notebook-cleaner-and-privatizer-powertoy.aspx > which will reset the cursor position (Insertion Point) for all the pages in a > notebook. It may save you some time. > > -- > Thanks, > John Guin > OneNote Test Team > http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin > > > "KCav" wrote: > > > Thank you. > > > > I love using OneNote. > > -- > > KC > > > > > > "Ilya Koulchin" wrote: > > > > > KCav wrote: > > > > I created a new page, added content, and then I created additional pages., > > > > and OneNote automatically saved the pages. When I return to an existing > > > > page OneNote displayed the botom of a page. I would like to start at the > > > > top. So I moved my cursor near the top of a page and clicked the cursor. > > > > Then I went to another page and returned expecting to see the top of the page > > > > displayed. .However OneNote still displayed the end of the page. Is there a > > > > way I can change this? When reviewing the contents of a notebook I would > > > > rather scroll down from the top of a page then scroll up from the bottom. > > > > > > OneNote saves the last position that you were viewing on a page. > > > However, that info is saved only if there is something else to save as > > > well. To force it to be saved, just make some change to the page, like > > > adding and deleting a space. > > > > > > Ilya > > >

Re: How start at the top rathern than the bottom of a page "Rainald Taesler" <taesler[ at ]gmx.de> 12/31/2008 9:11:36 PM KCav wrote: [Quoted Text] > I downloaded and installed OneNote Notebook Cleaner. Thanks for the follow up. The "Cleaner" is a nice tool. But: a) It takes quite some time until it's done. Therefore I prefer the old workaround of just adding a "space" (blank) somewhere in the top of a page; b) Pls keep in mind that - without changing the Registry (with the REG-file) - per default the information on "by whom" and "when" the last change was made is stripped away. Rainald