Hi,

I have to type the section symbol and paragraph symbol often for the work I
do. I looked hard for a general way to assign these symbols to a particular
key or key combination, but couldn't find anything. But I did find a
solution...

I set up autocorrect to replace any instance of 'SS' with the section symbol
and any instance of '|P' with the paragraph symbol. It seems to work great!

Anyway, just a tip I ran into..

Rudy

In article <FE4EDAD1-79C2-45C5-878B-DECC2EBD48E0@microsoft.com>,
RudyMoore@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> Anyway, just a tip I ran into..

Thanks. We need more people contributing little things that they learn
like this.

> Thanks. We need more people contributing little things that they learn
> like this.
>

I notice that other version of Office (specifically Word) allow you to
assign keys to symbols in the "insert symbols" dialog. Why was this chosen
to be removed from OneNote?

No features were removed from OneNote. Rather, they were never added.

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"Rudy Moore" <RudyMoore@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1746232D-1219-4F63-B01D-61D8E2428101@microsoft.com:

> > Thanks. We need more people contributing little things that they learn
> > like this.
> >
>
> I notice that other version of Office (specifically Word) allow you to
> assign keys to symbols in the "insert symbols" dialog. Why was this chosen
> to be removed from OneNote?