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Outline Outline Object
Description
Represents a note container (outline) in a OneNote page.
Hierarchical Structure
Outline objects can be found under following objects: Page
Outline objects can contain following objects: Paragraph
Creating Outline Objects
Outline objects can be inserted directly under following objects: Page
Properties
| Name |
Type |
Access |
Description |
| author |
String |
read-write |
The original author of this Outline. |
| authorInitials |
String |
read-write |
The initials of the original author of this Outline. |
| creationTime |
DateTime |
read-write |
The date and time this Outline is originally created. |
| height |
Numeric |
read-write |
The height of this Outline in points. |
| lastModifiedBy |
String |
read-write |
The person who last modified this Outline. |
| lastModifiedByInitials |
String |
read-write |
The initials of the person who last modified this Outline. |
| lastModifiedTime |
DateTime |
read-write |
The date and time of last modification on this Outline. |
| objectId |
String |
read-write |
The unique identifier of this Outline. |
| paragraphs |
Array<Paragraph> |
read-only |
The list of Paragraphs in this Outline. |
| selection |
Selection |
read-write |
Whether this Outline is fully or partially selected or not. |
| sizeSetByUser |
Bool |
read-write |
Whether the dimensions of this Outline is manually set by the user (by dragging a handle on the object). Objects whose dimensions are set by the user will retain that size regardless of the size of their containers. |
| text |
String |
read-write |
The text of this Outline. |
| type |
ObjectType |
read-only |
Type of this object. Always has the value of "Outline". |
| width |
Numeric |
read-write |
The width of this Outline in points. |
| x |
Numeric |
read-write |
The horizontal position of this Outline on the page in points. |
| y |
Numeric |
read-write |
The vertical position of this Outline on the page in points. |
| z |
Numeric |
read-write |
The z-order of this Outline on the page. Objects with higher z-order will show up in front of objects with lower z-orders. |
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