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Use Noted’s Highlight tool to make your notes pop off the screen. You can select text and then highlight it with the Highlight tool. All the parts you highlight will automatically be straightened. You can also quickly undo or remove highlighting in your notes.
Highlight Text
- iOS
- macOS
1. Select the highlighted part you want to clear: you can double-tap if it’s a single word, or hold and drag if the part contains multiple words.
2. Tap the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
3. Choose ‘No colour’.
To undo recent changes:
Select Undo to revert the change.
There are a couple of ways you can erase highlights. If the highlights you wish to remove are recent, you can simply use the shortcut Command+Z, otherwise, you can follow the steps below:
1. Click the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
2. Choose ‘No colour’.
3. Double-click to select a single highlighted word you wish to clear, or hold and drag to select multiple words.
Tip: After you’ve selected a colour, double-click a word to automatically highlight or dehighlight the entire word; or triple-click to highlight or dehighlight the whole paragraph.
Erase Highlighting
- iOS
- macOS
1. Select the highlighted part you want to clear: you can double-tap if it’s a single word, or hold and drag if the part contains multiple words.
2. Tap the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
3. Choose ‘No colour’.
To undo recent changes:
Select Undo to revert the change.
There are a couple of ways you can erase highlights. If the highlights you wish to remove are recent, you can simply use the shortcut Command+Z, otherwise, you can follow the steps below:
1. Click the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
2. Choose ‘No colour’.
3. Double-click to select a single highlighted word you wish to clear, or hold and drag to select multiple words.
Tip: After you’ve selected a colour, double-click a word to automatically highlight or dehighlight the entire word; or triple-click to highlight or dehighlight the whole paragraph.
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