[kimomni]

I can not find the document you mentioned.
I also tried the shortcut you mentioned.
Nothing is working.

Believe it or not, this is a major pain for me that moves me to other gtd software.
I would love to be able to double click the title and it automatically open the corresponding note.

Anyway, is there a way to open expand the note are with the keyboard? Or any other way than having to move my mouse over the note icon and double clicking?

[malisa]

In 1.5, the default keystroke is:
command(apple) apostrophe

It's also in the Edit menu if you forget. (edit note)

It toggles open and closed.

[steve]

It is also good to note (pun intended) that you can open and close multiple notes by selecting all and toggling command(apple) apostrophe

[lucianofuentes]

I'm really surprised this isn't documented. I consider it one of the most important shortcuts that I use.

[AmberV]

I'd love it if you could set notes to always be visible, or to at least remember their last state. Barring that, an OmniOutliner style separate pane would be good, too. Notes are the only major gripe I have with OF. I find their shyness and presentation inhibits good self-documentation as I work.

[igrok]

I'd actually like to have a setting to just show all notes by default. I rarely have long enough notes to worry about them taking up too much room, but I have many actions with notes and it would be great to have them all showing, all the time.

[derekr]

It's also worth noting that Option-Command-Apostrophe toggles all notes.

[chris101]

Originally Posted by AmberV

I'd love it if you could set notes to always be visible, or to at least remember their last state.

Have you tried working via Perspectives and taking a snapshot of the window with all of the notes visible? That seems to be one way of ensuring they 'stick'.

[AmberV]

Yeah, I do that periodically. It seems to only work for notes that already exist though (which means that even repeating tasks will lose their visibility state, since that generates a new item in the DB), so you have to keep snapshotting the perspective. In other words, not really an alternative to a preference for always visible notes.