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OneNote (2003 or 2007). Windows XP.
I have a user with a desire that I can't seem to find a nice solution for.
She has a tab (page) for each student. She would like to make a couple of
them (tab name) look different.
We've tried different font, obviously that won't work.
We've tried using flags in the name, didn't work.
She tried putting a * at the front of the name, that didn't work.
She needs the symbol (or whatever is found) to be at the front of the name,
because some names are too long, so putting it at the end of the name may
not always show.
Any ideas/suggestions?
tia
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Lauri
Bellingham Public Schools
Application Support
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Lauri wrote:
[Quoted Text] > OneNote (2003 or 2007).
2003 OR 2007 ???
This makes a huge difference.
In case 2007 (hardly ever did anything with the previous version):
> She has a tab (page) for each student. She would like
> to make a couple of them (tab name) look different.
> She needs the symbol (or whatever is found) to be at the front of
> the name, because some names are too long, so putting it at the end
> of the name may not always show.
> We've tried different font, obviously that won't work.
The font for the tabs is fixed and cannot be changed. Therefore using
f.e. "Symbol" in the title shows the respective character on the tab in
the font used by the system.
> We've tried using flags in the name, didn't work.
Yes, tags can be used in the Title ((works great for filtering etc.),
but they are not shown on the tab.
> She tried putting a * at the front of the name, that didn't work.
Works pretty fine for me - as well as any other char I tried (incl. "°",
"^", "#", " ' " and the like).
Rainald
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We have both 2003 & 2007, which is why I didn't specify.
If I can find a solution in one and not the other, I'll make sure she uses
that version.
She needs the symbol to show on the tab. When she used *, she got an error
saying it was not allowed in names (that may be a 2003 issue that works in
2007). I'll work with her on using symbols. Maybe that will work.
Thanks for your suggestions.
-Lauri
"Rainald Taesler" <taesler[ at ]gmx.de> wrote in message
news:%23jFwe0HMJHA.276[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
[Quoted Text] > Lauri wrote:
>
>> OneNote (2003 or 2007).
>
> 2003 OR 2007 ???
> This makes a huge difference.
>
> In case 2007 (hardly ever did anything with the previous version):
>
>> She has a tab (page) for each student. She would like
>> to make a couple of them (tab name) look different.
>> She needs the symbol (or whatever is found) to be at the front of
>> the name, because some names are too long, so putting it at the end
>> of the name may not always show.
>
>> We've tried different font, obviously that won't work.
>
> The font for the tabs is fixed and cannot be changed. Therefore using
> f.e. "Symbol" in the title shows the respective character on the tab in
> the font used by the system.
>
>> We've tried using flags in the name, didn't work.
>
> Yes, tags can be used in the Title ((works great for filtering etc.),
> but they are not shown on the tab.
>
>> She tried putting a * at the front of the name, that didn't work.
>
> Works pretty fine for me - as well as any other char I tried (incl. "°",
> "^", "#", " ' " and the like).
>
> Rainald
>
>
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Hi Lauri,
Please let me know if you found a solution to this. I think I might have an
option.
Thanks
Mohammed
"Lauri" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > We have both 2003 & 2007, which is why I didn't specify.
> If I can find a solution in one and not the other, I'll make sure she uses
> that version.
> She needs the symbol to show on the tab. When she used *, she got an error
> saying it was not allowed in names (that may be a 2003 issue that works in
> 2007). I'll work with her on using symbols. Maybe that will work.
>
> Thanks for your suggestions.
>
> -Lauri
>
> "Rainald Taesler" <taesler[ at ]gmx.de> wrote in message
> news:%23jFwe0HMJHA.276[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> > Lauri wrote:
> >
> >> OneNote (2003 or 2007).
> >
> > 2003 OR 2007 ???
> > This makes a huge difference.
> >
> > In case 2007 (hardly ever did anything with the previous version):
> >
> >> She has a tab (page) for each student. She would like
> >> to make a couple of them (tab name) look different.
> >> She needs the symbol (or whatever is found) to be at the front of
> >> the name, because some names are too long, so putting it at the end
> >> of the name may not always show.
> >
> >> We've tried different font, obviously that won't work.
> >
> > The font for the tabs is fixed and cannot be changed. Therefore using
> > f.e. "Symbol" in the title shows the respective character on the tab in
> > the font used by the system.
> >
> >> We've tried using flags in the name, didn't work.
> >
> > Yes, tags can be used in the Title ((works great for filtering etc.),
> > but they are not shown on the tab.
> >
> >> She tried putting a * at the front of the name, that didn't work.
> >
> > Works pretty fine for me - as well as any other char I tried (incl. "°",
> > "^", "#", " ' " and the like).
> >
> > Rainald
> >
> >
>
>
>
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On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 12:02:32 -0700, "Lauri"
<lmcbeath[ at ]nospam.bham.wednet.edu> wrote:
[Quoted Text] >We have both 2003 & 2007, which is why I didn't specify.
>If I can find a solution in one and not the other, I'll make sure she uses
>that version.
>She needs the symbol to show on the tab. When she used *, she got an error
>saying it was not allowed in names (that may be a 2003 issue that works in
>2007). I'll work with her on using symbols. Maybe that will work.
The reason that particular character doesn't work is because Windows
won't let you use that character in the creation of a file name. Each
notebook has to have a Windows-valid name, since there's a folder
created in the "OneNote Notebooks" folder of the same name as the
notebook. Tabs are the same way, because they become .one files in
that folder, and so on. So as long as you can use the character as
part of a file name in Windows, you should be able to use it as a name
for a notebook, tab, section or section group.
//Steve//
Steve Silverwood, KB6OJS
Email: kb6ojs[ at ]arrl.net
Web: http://kb6ojs.com
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