Add a border to text or pictures

Adding a border isn't currently possible in OneNote, but here's a pair of workarounds. 

• Select the text or picture. On the Insert tab, choose  Table and add a single-cell table. 
  This will put a thin black border around the text or picture. You can edit or move the text or image and the border stays with it.

• On the Draw tab, choose  Shapes and select the rectangle. Draw the rectangle around the text, picture, or page, starting at the upper-left corner. To change the color and thickness of the border, right-click the rectangle and select   Pen Properties. If you move or change the text or image, redraw the rectangle to fit.

Adding a border isn't currently possible in OneNote, but here's a pair of workarounds.

• Select the text or picture. On the Insert tab, choose  Table and add a single cell table. 
  This will put a thin black border around the text or picture. You can edit or move the text or image and the border stays with it.

• On the Insert tab, choose a rectangle from the Shape gallery. Draw the rectangle around the text or picture, starting at the upper-left corner. On the Shape Format tab, choose a   Line Color or line thickness for the border. If you move or change the text or image, redraw the rectangle to fit.

Adding a border isn't currently possible in OneNote, but here's a pair of workarounds. 

• On the Insert tab, select  Table, create a single cell table, and paste your text or picture into it. 
  This will put a thin black border around the text or picture. You can edit or move the text or image and the border stays with it.

• On the Draw tab, choose  Shapes and select the rectangle. Draw a rectangle around the text or picture starting at the upper-left corner. Use the   Lasso to select the rectangle to adjust size and use the colors on the Draw tab to change the color of the border. If you move or change the text or image, redraw the rectangle to fit.