Sort by colour
You can sort your Audio Notetaker file according to the section colouring you have used. We create a new Project for the reordering.
The sections will be ordered as the colours appear in your colour key.
Click on the Extract button, on the tool bar and choose Extract Sections:
In the dialog that appears select which colours you would like to extract and tick the 'Reorder using section colour' check box:
The sections will be ordered as the colours appear in your colour key.
Click on the Extract button, on the tool bar and choose Extract Sections:
In the dialog that appears select which colours you would like to extract and tick the 'Reorder using section colour' check box:
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