For number 1, it depends on which version of OneNote you are using. I don't
have 2003 here, but I do have 2007. In 2007, look for the icon that looks
like a book. Click it and you will get a table of contents pane. See if that
helps.
For number 2, check out the Tags Summary task pane. It should let you
summarize your tagged notes in all the different ways you need to. You can
reach it via the entry on the Tags button list or via the task panes list.
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[Quoted Text] > 1. When I click on help, I get to a screen which lacks the usual index
> function - It's in the mode of a Q & A format, and I can't always find the
> answers. Is there a "normal" Office type help function?
>
> 2. I know how to create tagged items. Now I want to gather and summarize
> them. Chris Pratley cited this as one of ON's most powerful features.
> But where's the Note Tag Summary command or icon?
>
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