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Originally Posted by n5bb
Currently all new Notes are in Rich Text mode by default. Originally (a decade ago) all notes were Plain Text, since there was no ability to make them Rich Text. I believe that Rich Text mode was probably added to Notes in late 2011.
If you Edit any note on a PC, you will see a see a button at the top which allows you to switch between Plain Text and Rich Text modes. - The Plain Text / Rich Text button changes the text mode of an existing note (or a new one you are creating).
- If you Save the note after changing the text mode, the text mode of that note will be saved in the active mode immediately before you clicked Save.
- If you use the Plain Text / Rich Text button and realize you didn't mean to make the change, click Cancel at the upper right and that note will be left in exact state it was in before you clicked Edit.
- If you make a mistake, Ctrl+Z will undo you last changes. Ctrl+Y will redo your changes. Undo and redo are multi-level so don't repeat them unless you know what you are doing!
Bill |
That's very informative. Thank you!