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Just like with the Reminders app, you can drag and drop folders in the Notes app to group them together and form subfolders. You can then organize your notes inside your folders, create checklists, share folders with other iOS users to collaborate, and easily search for images, attached documents and more.
Submitted by Marshall Walker on
Did you know you could use the Notes app to make a wish list of apps and games you want to download later? We have all delayed purchasing an app, or even downloading a free app, but then forgotten the name of the app (or game) when we were ready to install it. Now you can create an easy to use list of all the apps and games on the App Store that you want to save for a rainy day. Here's how:
While you can always manually format the text within a Note, if you often start your notes with a title you can have them automatically begin with that formatting. To do so, head to Settings -> Notes and tap on "New Notes Start With." You can choose between Title, Heading and Body. Title is a bold large font, Heading is bold and slightly smaller than Title, and Body is normal text.
iOS 10 finally adds the ability to share your Notes with others, allowing all invitees to view and make changes to them. Whether you are sharing a checklist with others or just adding to a doodle, this is a welcome improvement. To share a Note it must be in the iCloud folder (as opposed to the "On My iPhone" folder). Start a new note and tap the silhouette icon next to the Share icon (despite its name, the Share icon isn't used for this particular type of sharing, but for messaging, Tweeting, etc.).
