How do I customize a Note?

How do I customize a Note?

When composing a note, we offer several options for customization and styles.

You can edit the font style, size, color, and background.

You can also use the toolbar to add numbers, bullets, indents, block quotes, hyperlinks, images, tables and horizontal lines.

When you finish the note, you can preview it in a separate window.






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