You can share notes and folders with other people, giving them permission to view and edit. By default, all notes are sorted by the last date edited, but you can sort by date created or title instead and further sort them by oldest to newest or newest to oldest (or by A-Z or Z-A, if you sort them by title). Open the folder, tap the ellipsis icon, and select the Sort by button. You can change how notes are sorted within a folder. You can also change a folder into a subfolder by swiping the folder to the left and tapping the folder icon. To move a note, swipe it left and tap the folder icon, then choose the new folder. The new subfolder will then be hidden from view until you open the parent folder. If you drag a folder onto another folder, you’ll turn it into a subfolder. Press down on a note or folder and drag it to a different location in the list. Notes lets you easily organize your folders and notes. A variety of commands appear allowing you to scan, pin, lock, delete, share, send, search, move, format, and print your note. Tap on a specific note and then tap the Ellipsis icon. Open a specific folder or subfolder, and the ellipsis icon offers a host of other commands and options, including the ability to share the folder, sort its notes, add a new folder, move the folder, rename the folder, and convert it to a Smart Folder. Tap the ellipsis icon and select View Attachments.
You can view all your photos and note attachments in one fell swoop. Return to List view by tapping the ellipsis icon and selecting View as List.
Tap the ellipsis icon and select View as Gallery to show each note as a thumbnail image that displays the name, part of the text in the note, and any photos that might be in the note. If the note is locked, you'll see the name and a lock icon but no text or image preview. When in List view, your notes appear by default in descending order with a title and the first few words visible.
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Once you've installed the latest update ( Settings > General > Software Update), here are 20 things you can accomplish with the Notes app.
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