• Marking a Page. Marking pages lets you quickly return to a desired page. To fold (or “dog-ear”) the corner of the page you are reading, click Mark on the Tools Palette or click in the upper-right corner of the page. To unmark a page that’s already marked, click either location again.To go to the next marked page, click the arrow to the right of Mark; to go to the previous marked page, click the arrow to the left of Mark.To attach a one-line message to a marked page, hold the mouse down on the Mark button and select “Mark this page with a message.” Then, enter the desired text.To choose from a pop-up list of all dog-eared pages and their corresponding sections, hold the mouse down on the Mark button and select from the list. If you marked any pages with a message, the message will be displayed here. • Marking and taking notes on a passage. The Voyager Macbeth allows you to mark passages with “black-line notes” and to navigate between the pages that have these notes. Black-line notes look like vertical black lines that appear to the left of the text; when you click on a black line, a floating text window opens up in which you can take notes. Black-line notes can be attached to the text of the play, the commentaries, the essays, the film clip scripts, the collation, and the suggested readings. You can draw black-line notes to the left of the main text on most pages. On pages with two columns of text, you can draw black-line notes to the left of either column; in the play text, you can draw black line notes in the line number area. To create a black-line note, move the cursor to the immediate left of the text, hold the mouse button down so the cursor turns into a small black marking pen and immediately drag the mouse up or down to draw a line. When you release the mouse, a blank text window appears beside the black line to let you write a note which will be attached to the black line (for a complete description of the Voyager Macbeth’s note-taking features, see the Help Topic “Taking Notes”). To save the note, click in the box in the upper left. To reopen the note, click on the black line again. You can draw a maximum of four notes per page in the play and Clips Gallery sections; six notes per page can be drawn in most other sections of the Voyager Macbeth.To find your black-line notes, hold the mouse down in the left margin where you’d draw a note but don’t move the mouse. A pop-up menu will be displayed, which lets you move among pages with black line notes, export your notes, or print them.To remove a black-line note, hold the mouse down on the black line, drag it to the left or right, and release the mouse. If the black-line note contains any text, a dialog box will ask you if are sure you want to delete the note; otherwise, the black line will disappear immediately when you release the mouse. • Setting Your Bookmark. Every time you close the Voyager Macbeth, it automatically remembers the page you were on last. To return to the last place you were when you start the program again, click the red “M” on the Table of Contents. Palex 4Palex 4\Palex \iPalex ipPalex p#Palex #)Palex )¬Palex ¬ÕPalex Õ≤Palex ≤πPalex π˚Palex ˚ˇPalex ˇ˝Palex ˝ Palex
