Any ideas on how to strikethrough text in Notes? There used to be a drop down menu in the Font panel, but it seems to have disappeared. Even the Apple support page talks about the drop down strikethrough menu, yet I don't see it.
Thanks,
Boris
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2011), OS X El Capitan (10.11.4)
yes, really bothering. By the way, if you use 'google notes' within Notes you can strikethrough etc.! (but there is no checklist option, for example).
Again a never thoroughly tested software full of bugs (which will never be fixed by Apple like, e.g., in Preview, which still –since years– opens files in the same window although you've chosen "open all files in a new window" and if you close "normally" with cmd-w it closes all the files in the window etc.pp.)
Notes
Strike through
Launch Notes.
Add text.
Select/highlight the text.
Control click the highlighted text
From the contextual menu choose Font > Styles.
Click the radio button beside”Favorite Styles”.
Click inside the pop-up menu box and choose “Struck trough”.
Click "Apply", then “Done”.
Struck through
Strikethrough
Hi Dominic,
Thanks for your reply. That certainly works!
I gotta say, this is reminiscent of using Windows. How in the world did the otherwise user friendly engineers at Apple come up with this one??
Kind regards,
Boris
strikethrough no longer available in Notes
