One click formatting in notes

Scott Groethe

I have a certain font and type size I like, but tons of previous notes with a different font and size.

Rather than click, drag way down into a long list of fonts, click to select a new font size, if there was a new button that applied that to all selected text, that would save hundreds and hundreds of clicks and drags.

Thanks

Jack Hairston

In Logos6, for a given note:

1. Select all text in the note ([Ctrl+A] or [Cmd+A]).

2. At the top of the Notes panel is a circle icon with a backslash through it (the universal NOT symbol). Click it to restore default formatting. (You can alternately press [Ctrl+Space] or [Cmd+Space].)

This will not only change all text to your default font and size, but will also wipe out all formatting:

• Bold
• Italic
• Underline
• Bullet list
• Numbered list

If I have a note with a lot of formatting, I fix it the slow way, by selecting the text to be fixed--not always the whole Note,

Then setting it to a different font.

Set the text to Default font.

Set the font size.