I’d be curious about this too. I do diagramming in Word since I don’t like doing it in Notebook due to this (if you do ANY formatting it can throw shapes off and have them now covering text, etc).

Maybe not an ideal solution, but try this: draw your diagram anywere in the page. The, select all diagram’s elements. Cut them, and insert your text pointer inside an outline item. Paste the diagram inside the outline item.

Paolo

Paolo,

I’ve found Notebook doesn’t let you cut diagrams, just copy and paste them as free floating objects. Is it possible to actually cut and paste it into a cell? It won’t even let me paste it into a cell after a copy, just as a free form object.

Thanks.

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Paolo, thank you for the answer!

Your solution works as a temporary solution for me, as i am mostly using the writing pages. But unfortunately, it is not possible to copy/paste shapes with outline.

// Kaloer

There is a curious bug here. If you drag to include all shapes in your selection, you can copy but not cut. You can only cut if you select alla shapes with Shift+Click.

It seems correct to say that the pasted diagram is no longer a diagram, but an image. You can however devove a page to sketching diagrams, and then copy them into your actual text.

As for pasting into an outline, it works here. I just create a new outline item, press the left arrow to switch it to text input mode, and paste the diagram/image.

Paolo

When I cut and paste to notebook from a word document, it often (but not always) creates a floating text box that will nt advance (scroll down) when I enter new text at the top. I also can’t change the cursor back to normal on these pages, it forever creates a text box as I enter new data to the page. Please help me as I need to journal data daily and the floating text thing doesn’t work for me. Thanks! Susan

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