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OneNote Keeps Jumping to the top of the Page
This is probably the most annoying bug out there. This issue has been ongoing for years now and it seems like Microsoft is not fixing this issue. I have searched through multiple threads and I haven'...
I also have this problem on my Microsoft Surface Pro 6! I don't have a fix, but I have a way to cope with the issue.
For especially long documents, every few pages, I make sure to write something big (like the size of that page) next to that page. I usually write a topic word. That way, when it jumps, I can easily zoom out and find my place. It also helps me when I'm reviewing later to find a specific topic/subtopic in that paper/ppt/pdf at a glance. The process is a little tedious, but I'm a teaching assistant during a pandemic and when I have 30 people watching my screen, it's SOOO problematic that every few minutes I have to stop and find my place again. This way, I find my place faster.
I also noticed that it happens more when I'm zooming in and out while annotating with the pen. So I try to use my mouse to scroll to resist the urge to zoom in and out. Even though I literally need to zoom in and out during my teaching sessions to bring emphasis to certain points.
This is definitely not a fix to the actual issue. I'd be so grateful if anyone could find a real fix.
For especially long documents, every few pages, I make sure to write something big (like the size of that page) next to that page. I usually write a topic word. That way, when it jumps, I can easily zoom out and find my place. It also helps me when I'm reviewing later to find a specific topic/subtopic in that paper/ppt/pdf at a glance. The process is a little tedious, but I'm a teaching assistant during a pandemic and when I have 30 people watching my screen, it's SOOO problematic that every few minutes I have to stop and find my place again. This way, I find my place faster.
I also noticed that it happens more when I'm zooming in and out while annotating with the pen. So I try to use my mouse to scroll to resist the urge to zoom in and out. Even though I literally need to zoom in and out during my teaching sessions to bring emphasis to certain points.
This is definitely not a fix to the actual issue. I'd be so grateful if anyone could find a real fix.