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Microsoft OneNore 2010 : Distributing Your Notes - Printing a Section

10/18/2014 4:11:30 AM

Using the standard Print command, you can print all or some of the pages in a section. To print, OneNote presents the same Print dialog box as the other Microsoft Office 2010 applications.

1. Print a Section

  1. Open the section you want to print.

  2. Click File.

  3. Choose Print.

  4. Click Print.

  5. Choose settings in the Print dialog box (enter individual pages or page ranges in the Pages box to print some, not all, pages in a section).

  6. Click the Print button.



Tip:

Follow these steps to see what a section will look like before you print it (and print the section as well):

  1. Click the File tab

  2. Click Print.

  3. Click Print Preview.

  4. In the Print Preview and Settings screen, under Print Range, choose Current Section.

  5. Click the Previous and Next Page buttons to preview all the pages in the section.

  6. Change print settings if you want.

  7. Click the Print button.

Tip:

You can press Ctrl+P to open the Print dialog box without clicking the File tab and choosing Print.
 
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