Question
What are the OneNote shortcuts when working with pages and side notes?
Answer
	
	
	
		
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			 Command 
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			 Shortcut 
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			 Enable or disable full page view. 
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			 F11 
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			 Open a new OneNote window. 
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			 CTRL+M 
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			 Open a small OneNote window to create a side note. 
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			 CTRL+SHIFT+M 
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			 Expand or collapse the tabs of a page group. 
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			 CTRL+SHIFT+* 
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			 Print the current page. 
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			 CTRL+P 
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			 Add a new page at the end of the selected section. 
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			 CTRL+N 
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			 Increase the width of the page tabs bar. 
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			 CTRL+SHIFT+[ 
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			 Decrease the width of the page tabs bar. 
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			 CTRL+SHIFT+] 
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			 Create a new page below the current page tab at the same level. 
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			 CTRL+ALT+N 
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			 Decrease indent level of the current page tab label. 
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			 CTRL+ALT+[ 
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			 Increase indent level of the current page tab label. 
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			 CTRL+ALT+] 
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			 Create a new subpage below the current page. 
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			 CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+N 
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			 Select all items.  
			 Note   Press CTRL+A several times to increase the scope of the selection. 
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			 CTRL+A 
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			 Select the current page. 
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			 CTRL+SHIFT+A 
			If the selected page is part of a group, press CTRL+A to select all of the pages in the group. 
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			 Move the selected page tab up. 
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			 ALT+SHIFT+UP ARROW 
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			 Move the selected page tab down. 
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			 ALT+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW 
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			 Move the insertion point to the page title. 
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			 CTRL+SHIFT+T 
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			 Go to the first page in the currently visible set of page tabs. 
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			 ALT+PAGE UP 
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			 Go to the last page in the currently visible set of page tabs. 
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			 ALT+PAGE DOWN 
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			 Scroll up on the current page. 
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			 PAGE UP 
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			 Scroll down on the current page. 
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			 PAGE DOWN 
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			 Scroll to the top of the current page. 
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			 CTRL+HOME 
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			 Scroll to the bottom of the current page. 
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			 CTRL+END 
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			 Go to the next paragraph. 
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			 CTRL+DOWN ARROW 
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			 Go to the previous paragraph. 
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			 CTRL+UP ARROW 
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			 Move the insertion point up in the current page, or expand the page up. 
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			 CTRL+ALT+UP ARROW 
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			 Move the insertion point down in the current page, or expand the page down. 
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			 CTRL+ALT+DOWN ARROW 
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			 Move the insertion point left in the current page, or expand the page to the left. 
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			 CTRL+ALT+LEFT ARROW 
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			 Move the insertion point right in the current page, or expand the page to the right. 
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			 CTRL+ALT+RIGHT ARROW 
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			 Go to the next note container. 
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			 ALT+DOWN ARROW 
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			 Go to the beginning of the line. 
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			 HOME 
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			 Go to the end of the line. 
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			 END 
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			 Move one character to the left. 
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			 LEFT ARROW 
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			 Move one character to the right. 
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			 RIGHT ARROW 
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			 Go back to the last page visited. 
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			 ALT+LEFT ARROW 
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			 Go forward to the next page visited. 
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			 ALT+RIGHT ARROW 
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			 Zoom in. 
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			 ALT+CTRL+PLUS SIGN (on the numeric keypad) 
			–OR– 
			ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+PLUS SIGN 
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			 Zoom out. 
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			 ALT+CTRL+MINUS SIGN (on the numeric keypad) 
			–OR– 
			ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+HYPHEN 
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			 Save changes. 
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			 CTRL+S 
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