When you open a new Note window in Outlook, you simply type text to create a note. The first paragraph (all of the text you type until you press the Enter key) becomes the note name in the Notes folder. Outlook inserts the date and time that you created the note for your reference. When you create a note, it is treated as an active window until you close it or click a different window. Notes are saved in the Notes folder as soon as you type text in the note. Once you create a note, you can edit it at any time by double-clicking it to open it and then modifying the text. Outlook saves any changes you made when you close the note. Create a Note
Modify a Note
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