This one goes to 11 zeeebus 12/21/2008 5:18:00 AM Hey. I love OneNote. I just wish I could add more levels of information when I'm outlining. Right now I am limited to 5 levels. Is there any way I can add more?

Re: This one goes to 11 "Erik Sojka (MVP)" <esojka[ at ]ms-onenote.net.nospam> 12/21/2008 2:56:43 PM The size of the actual outline is not limited to 5 levels. Some of the tools in the menus and UI are, however. For example, the "Hide Levels Below" menu item only shows 5 levels, but if you double-click the cross-arrow at the beginning of any outline level, it will collapse the outline, yielding the same result. The Bullets and Numbering tools will apply to whatever number of levels there are. =?Utf-8?B?emVlZWJ1cw==?= <zeeebus[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:88775255-99BB-46F3-A4B6-CEC8DF5EA340[ at ]microsoft.com: [Quoted Text] > Hey. I love OneNote. I just wish I could add more levels of > information when I'm outlining. Right now I am limited to 5 levels. > Is there any way I can add more?

Re: This one goes to 11 zeeebus 12/21/2008 5:27:01 PM Thanks for the reply! I was aware of what you suggested. However, I was hoping to be able to edit levels above 5. I created a new button on the toolbar and titled it "all at level 6", hoping that it would behave like the other "all at" buttons. However, no dice. Certainly there is a code or something that allows levels 1-5 to act accordingly. Isn't there a way I can add instructions or code to the program to behave the same to levels above 5, but for as many levels as I wish? sincerely, zeeebus "Erik Sojka (MVP)" wrote: [Quoted Text] > The size of the actual outline is not limited to 5 levels. Some of the > tools in the menus and UI are, however. > > For example, the "Hide Levels Below" menu item only shows 5 levels, but if > you double-click the cross-arrow at the beginning of any outline level, it > will collapse the outline, yielding the same result. > > The Bullets and Numbering tools will apply to whatever number of levels > there are. > > =?Utf-8?B?emVlZWJ1cw==?= <zeeebus[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > news:88775255-99BB-46F3-A4B6-CEC8DF5EA340[ at ]microsoft.com: > > > Hey. I love OneNote. I just wish I could add more levels of > > information when I'm outlining. Right now I am limited to 5 levels. > > Is there any way I can add more? > >

Re: This one goes to 11 YouBetcha 12/22/2008 6:04:16 PM Is the subject line a Spinal Tap reference? "zeeebus" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Thanks for the reply! I was aware of what you suggested. However, I was > hoping to be able to edit levels above 5. I created a new button on the > toolbar and titled it "all at level 6", hoping that it would behave like the > other "all at" buttons. However, no dice. Certainly there is a code or > something that allows levels 1-5 to act accordingly. Isn't there a way I can > add instructions or code to the program to behave the same to levels above 5, > but for as many levels as I wish? > > sincerely, > zeeebus > > "Erik Sojka (MVP)" wrote: > > > The size of the actual outline is not limited to 5 levels. Some of the > > tools in the menus and UI are, however. > > > > For example, the "Hide Levels Below" menu item only shows 5 levels, but if > > you double-click the cross-arrow at the beginning of any outline level, it > > will collapse the outline, yielding the same result. > > > > The Bullets and Numbering tools will apply to whatever number of levels > > there are. > > > > =?Utf-8?B?emVlZWJ1cw==?= <zeeebus[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > > news:88775255-99BB-46F3-A4B6-CEC8DF5EA340[ at ]microsoft.com: > > > > > Hey. I love OneNote. I just wish I could add more levels of > > > information when I'm outlining. Right now I am limited to 5 levels. > > > Is there any way I can add more? > > > >

Re: This one goes to 11 "Erik Sojka (MVP)" <esojka[ at ]ms-onenote.net.nospam> 12/23/2008 9:41:54 PM Is St. Hubbins the patron saint of Quality Footwear? =?Utf-8?B?WW91QmV0Y2hh?= <YouBetcha[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:6CF2AFD9-DDC4-48A2-9EC7-B61EF0B0CCBA[ at ]microsoft.com: [Quoted Text] > Is the subject line a Spinal Tap reference? > > "zeeebus" wrote: > >> Thanks for the reply! I was aware of what you suggested. However, I >> was hoping to be able to edit levels above 5. I created a new button >> on the toolbar and titled it "all at level 6", hoping that it would >> behave like the other "all at" buttons. However, no dice. Certainly >> there is a code or something that allows levels 1-5 to act >> accordingly. Isn't there a way I can add instructions or code to the >> program to behave the same to levels above 5, but for as many levels >> as I wish? >> >> sincerely, >> zeeebus >> >> "Erik Sojka (MVP)" wrote: >> >> > The size of the actual outline is not limited to 5 levels. Some of >> > the tools in the menus and UI are, however. >> > >> > For example, the "Hide Levels Below" menu item only shows 5 levels, >> > but if you double-click the cross-arrow at the beginning of any >> > outline level, it will collapse the outline, yielding the same >> > result. >> > >> > The Bullets and Numbering tools will apply to whatever number of >> > levels there are. >> > >> > =?Utf-8?B?emVlZWJ1cw==?= <zeeebus[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote >> > in news:88775255-99BB-46F3-A4B6-CEC8DF5EA340[ at ]microsoft.com: >> > >> > > Hey. I love OneNote. I just wish I could add more levels of >> > > information when I'm outlining. Right now I am limited to 5 >> > > levels. Is there any way I can add more? >> > >> >