However, having said that I do agree that the printing does take a long time and should be made a background process so that I can continue along with my work while the printing happens.

My slight rant, sorry. I really hope they will eventually make the conversion option available; I just do not understand why the creators would think that idea (printing) would make sense although a user can convert a word document to .pdf or vice versa; why not keep the consistency?!

Hope this will help to fix the problem.

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Thanks for your comment. As you mentioned the lack of a page break is really frustrating. I have investigated and haven’t been able to come up with a decent workaround except for doing print preview before printing and reformatting my notes as required.

If you are are mostly inking this can be a problem though, since ink is difficult to move around. When I am inking, I primarily use Journal ( specially for stuff that needs to printed) which has the nice page break feature.

Thanks once again for your comments!

Ani

Page Break Work Around
I have played around with page settings but can’t seem to get ON to give me more than 1 sheet of letter per “page” when Letter is selected and the gray border isn’t helpful when I’m in mass production (fix stuff later) mode. I want to have multiple letter pages print effectively with minimal reformating and to know where I am in realtionship to a standard letter sheet but not be limited by it. I’ve spent a good amount of free time looking for a force page break powertoy, with no luck. I know there are other people out there who would like to have the option of knowing how their notes would look if printed and I am hoping someone with more skill and time than me will be able to try my idea of a work around to the page break issue.

I’m aware of Templates and “stationary” but haven’t spent too much time researching the differences between the two. It’s my understaning that both allow for an image to be set at the background, with text boxes on top. Would it be possible then to create a template that has the dimensions of a letter page outlined as a background image on an “auto” (infinitely large/standard ON sheet?). I’d like a template that has backgroup picture marking for an 8.5 x 11″ (black) and a .5 margin (gray) sheet repeated X times. Where X is several useful quantities ex. 3,5,10,20. I’m thinking I can set my printer to ignore the background image when printing (the black and gray repeating boxes won’t show up).

If anyone can create something like this and post it here, you will be my personal hero.

Side Note: Is there a way to insert a horizontal line that follows the text movement? I’ve inserted lines from the drawing toolbar to break up sections of really long pages, but when the volume of text changes I have to go back and reposition them all (there has got to be a better way to get this done).

onenote needs a zoom tool that is a simple magnifying glass you can click in and out: one for in, one for out.

slack.