Templates are Microsoft OfficeOneNote pages, parts or notebooks, which are used for pre-existing structures, styles and layouts, and are placeholders of information, not real content. Using templates to create pages, sections or notebook frames has left you with pictures, notes and text you want to include. Using templates, you can save time by creating a notebook from scratch. What you need to do is not to start with a completely blank page, but to fill in the placeholders in the template. Below, Office House will explain in detail the methods and skills of creating templates using OneNote20 10. 1. Create or open a page to use as a web page template. 2. Click New Page next to the down arrow in the right pane, and then click. 3. Click Template, and the current page will be saved as a template at the bottom of the pane. 4. Type the template name of the web page, and then click Save. Whenever you want to add a new page to the current OneNote section based on the saved page template in the right pane, click New Page next to the arrow, then click My Template, and then click the name of the template to save it. 1. Create or open a section to use as a template. 2. Click the File tab, and then click Save As. 3. Save the current under and click Section. 4. Select the format under, and then click the OneNote 20 10 section (*. One). Click Save As. 6. Select a name and location to save some templates, and then click Save. If you want to add a new section to your notebook, based on a saved partial template, find the template on your computer and double-click it to open it in OneNote. From the title tab in the left part of the screen, click and drag to the upper left corner of the notebook screen, where you want to add a new part based on the partial template. Note: If you wish, you can add parts to your notebook by saving a copy of the part template file in the notebook folder. OneNote notebooks are saved in the default state c: \ users \ u.