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Modify Project Note Template

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A end user wants to undo the modifications someone has made to the project Note default template.
Where are these changes found? How is this done? CommentTags.xml?

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I think I found it. The Template field under Project Settings | Notes tab.

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There are good explanations in Help. Search under, either “custom note tags” or “notes templates”.

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