Not finding a command? Try Control-clicking a selection of notes on your page for additional options. If you make a mistake, click the Edit menu, and then click Undo (or press the Command-Z keyboard shortcut). Select any text you want to format, and then click the command that you want to apply to your selection. OneNote supports all of these basic formatting commands, which you can find on the Home tab of the ribbon and on the Format menu. And you probably already know how to make text bold, italic, or appear underlined. If you've been using your Mac for a while, you probably already know the basics - like formatting text in different fonts, sizes, and colors. In OneNote, you're free to experiment with any aspect of taking and formatting notes, and you can change your mind with a simple click of a button. To keep track of important notes, you can tag or time-stamp them, and you can organize information in lists and tables.
On any page, you can arrange, organize, and format your notes however you like. In OneNote, your notebooks won't run out of paper - you can create more space at any time by adding more pages and sections when and where you need them. OneNote 2016 for Mac has many advantages over writing notes in a paper notebook.