With Google Notebook, you can browse, clip, and organize information from across the web in a single online location that's accessible from any computer. Planning a trip? Researching a product? Just add clippings to your notebook. You won't ever have to leave your browser window.

You can ask questions and share your expertise with others in our Google Notebook discussion group. Please note that Google doesn't moderate this forum.

Because of the fragility and irreplaceability of many archival materials, restrictions for their protection are in place. We will provide blank paper and pencils.

Absolutely. While the mini Google Notebook allows you to save clips of information without leaving the webpage you're on, you can organize and review your notebooks most easily in the full-page view. To access the full-page view, just click on the Open in full page link in your mini Google Notebook, or log in directly at www.google.com/notebook. If you are using the Firefox browser, you can also pop out the mini notebook, using the arrow icon in the titlebar.

To take advantage of Google Notebook's full functionality, you'll need one of these up-to-date browsers: Internet Explorer 7, Safari and Opera extensions aren't available at this time, though they may become available in the future.

You should be able to access Google Notebook from your mobile browser if it meets the following requirements: Your web browser needs to be XHTML compliant. To determine whether your browser is compatible, please point it to www.google.com/xhtml and perform a search. If it doesn't work, your browser may not be XHTML compliant. Your phone's browser should have cookies enabled and your mobile network should also allow cookies.

The Notebook will enable you to work on assignment, surf the internet for information, access module web-sites, participate in on-line discussions and to communicate with your tutors and classmates through email at your convenience, both on and off campus.

Looking for a past issue of Notebook:? Back issues can be ordered by contacting the FPC Magazines subscriptions department on: 1300 656 933, or emailing: subscriptions@fpc.com.au

There is not an option to lease models other than those specifically provided via the program. When signing your contract, you specifically agree to lease the single machine provided, eg the model may not be upgraded to a newer model during the course of the lease. If required (and feasible), you may purchase additional RAM or other parts directly from the vendor.

Yes – we want to try out our products with people who aren't already familiar with them, as well as those who are.

Google, MSN, Yahoo and other popular search engines utilize mathematical algorithmic equations and search broadly across the Internet. They pull results from millions of sites and with no built in control mechanism, produce results that are not relevant to the host site or the user's search query. The Vortaloptics search engine that powers Canada's Outdoors utilizes patented keyword weighting processes and searches only within the host site, pulling results from only the host site.

Ruckus Wireless does not provide Google Wi-Fi service for Mountain View. To learn more about the service, please check online at http://wifi.google.com/support/.

Google is no longer actively supporting the SOAP Search API, so we encourage you to use the AJAX Search API, which does not have a limit on the number of queries per day. We are no longer actively supporting the SOAP Search API, but we've kept the documentation live on this site for developers who are already using it.

A2: You can connect audio cable to your notebook. The AV cable is either hanged outside the AV cabinet or kept inside the box on the desktop of lectern.

With our wireless network, you can connect and use your Notebook anytime anywhere in the campus. You can connect and use your Notebooks in the classrooms, Library, Atrium, canteens and many other open study areas.

Yes, notebook users can access files in server when they are connected to corporate network. If they want to use those files offline, they could download files to the notebook through Curtain system. (If file type is configured as Confidential, the file will be automatically downloaded to user's Protected Directory.)

Since notebooks are now rivaling the power of desktops, most people can enjoy more flexibility with a notebook system without sacrificing performance. A desktop is fine for strictly office use or whenever you require massive hard drive capacity (over 120 gig).

In general you may use a notebook computer as long as it meets or exceeds the minimum baseline specifications. However, students enrolling in the New Jersey School of Architecture must purchase the recommended desktop model. This is due to the graphics-intensive nature of the curriculum and the need to use specially licensed software. (top) NJIT provides wireless internet access across most of the campus using 802.11b, and in some areas 802.11g, as well as wired access in various locations.

Most notebook computers have built-in sound but don't provide a connector for MIDI IN and OUT. You can add a PCMCIA MIDI interface, USB MIDI interface or Firewire MIDI interface but some notebooks have compatibility issues. Also, some notebook computers are not specified for Windows XP.

The pages in the Notebook are in PageSpinner version 4.5 and higher stored in the file named PageSpinner Notebook in the Preferences folder inside your PageSpinner User Data folder. You may open your PageSpinner User Data folder from the menu item File : Open Special : Show User Data Folder.