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  1. Tom Potts

    Actually, the easiest way to change the colour is to set the default in the package options, e.g.

    \usepackage[color=green]{todonotes}

    and you can change the colour of an individual note in the same way. The manual is at http://www.tex.ac.uk/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/todonotes/todonotes.pdf — it’s got lots of good examples.

    Tom

    P.S. If you’re using rubber for compilation I wrote a plugin so it works with todonotes properly: http://www.karaken12.co.uk/blog/?p=46

    • Hi Rocio,

      Thanks for your command. Can you be more specific please, i.e. what type of document and options do you use. Ideally, provide a minimal working example. By default, todo notes print on the outer margin, which is always the right side for a oneside document.

      Best, Tom

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