Learn Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Now/Learn Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Now (Microsoft Press)(X03-58607)(1998).ISO/media/chap00/tour3.cc2

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0, This course offers several information
5, management tools. The most powerful of
7, these tools is the Notebook, with which
9, you can add your own bookmarks and notes
11, to topics you've visited. To open the
13, Notebook, click the Notebook icon. The
16, Notebook lists all the topics to which
18, you've already added a bookmark. To add the
20, current topic to the list, click Add
23, Item, and then add your own notes if you
25, wish. In the Notebook list, notice that
28, bookmarks to which you've added notes
30, appear in the list with a note icon, like
32, this one. You can browse through the
35, bookmarks and edit your notes if you wish. Or,
38, you can delete or print one or more
40, topics in the Notebook list. Just select
42, the topics you want, and then click Delete
44, or Print. You can print your notes
46, along with the topics, or just print your
49, notes. You can also use the keyboard
51, shortcuts or the Paste button to copy text
54, and paste it into your Notebook or another
56, application. Finally, to jump to a
58, bookmarked topic, just select the topic and
61, click Go To Topic. The Notebook remains
64, open, which makes it easy to browse
66, through the topics you've bookmarked. Notice
68, that an icon appears in the Topic Area
70, to remind you that the current topic is
72, included in the Notebook. You can click
74, this icon to launch the Notebook. To
77, work with text in a topic outside of this
79, application, you can print the current
81, topic, or copy the topic text, or copy a
85, selected portion of it, to the Clipboard,
87, by clicking the Print or Copy buttons
89, here. If you copy a topic to another
92, application, the formatting of the text is
94, preserved in the other application, if
96, it supports formatted text.
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