Yes, but, I set it back to default, made no difference.
Well whatever you’ve done, Windows 11 and UWP apps don’t tooltip as fast as that on their own.
Oops, my bad! I reset the proper setting this time. All good...,
That's a matter of preference, I suppose. Tooltips in XAML apps can appear in five different positions.
I can truthfully say that I've never lost any data. I've kept all my data and photos in OneDrive for more than 15 years as a key part of my backup strategy. My strategy also includes making nightly Macrium Reflect images on two Samsung T9 4TB Portable SSD drives, each rotating 7 images. In 15 years, cloud OneDrive has never lost or changed a single byte of my data or photos. My eggs are definitely not in one basket, they are in several baskets, and at all times my baskets are both local and offsite.
Not me, but...,
I have OneNote but have never used it. It seems too complicated for me. I use Notepad for simple notes and Word for more complicated ones.
The protection for corruption would be versioning. OneNote is kept in cloud OneDrive which has complete file versioning going back 30 days. OneNote is also kept in the MR C: drive images I make nightly and are kept in a 7 day rotation cycle. I also keep another 4TB SSD which holds image versions going back several months. If there were to be a corruption problem with OneNote, I'm confident I could recover from it.
If I'm understanding your question, I think you're asking how I would find a note or notes about a given subject, given that my OneNote goes back a couple of decades and consists of many thousands of notes. OneNote is always fully indexed. I can query OneNote on a given word or group of words, and it will instantly find all those notes and give me a clickable list of note titles. I find this invaluable and use it constantly.
Naw, that's not what I'm asking at all.
