You aren't required to take notes, and I'll never check whether you do, but chances are it will make your life easier, so you might consider it. Many of the questions above can be answered by scribbling marginal notes on your readings-e.g., a star or exclamation point for things that interest or surprise you. A "vs. FirstAuthor" or "like FirstAuthor" for contradictions and connections. Underline and scribble "Arg" for main arguments in secondary sources.

Quick Notes is actually the old name for Side Notes (I preferred "Quick Notes" personally). They are really just a small window on the OneNote program so that you can quickly take a note or drag/drop some web content into a note without having the entire OneNote interface open. If you maximize the Side Note window you'll discover that you're actually working in the full OneNote application, just not being presented the full interface.

You don't have to. OneNote automatically saves the notes every 30 seconds, or whenever you close the application or a section. You can configure how often you want OneNote to save by going to Tools | Options | Open and Save.

Notes is an entirely different paradigm. One of the reasons viruses and attacks on internet-based systems happen so frequently, is that the initiators are anonymous. They don't have to worry about retribution or punishment. However, you don't attack a Notes server anonymously like a Firewall or FTP server. You can't even begin to touch a Notes server unless someone has created an ID for you. And as soon as an ID exists, there's an electronic trail to follow, I don't care what fields you delete.

Lotus Notes is ready for the year 2000. In fact, support for the year 2000 has been part of the Notes architecture from the very beginning of its development. Therefore, all Notes releases, beginning with Release 1.0, fully support all year 2000 date functions, and no human intervention is necessary for Notes to continue functioning correctly when we move into the year 2000.

This will prevent Notes from making itself the default mailto URL handler in the future (Notes 4.61 had a bug where it always set Notes as the mailto handler each time Notes was started). The difficult part is restoring the previous value for this setting in the registry. You can do this by : In your NOTES.INI there should be a setting OldRegKey_MAILTO this should contain the previous setting for the registry key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\mailto\shell\open\command. Using regedit, you can

On the browser the Notes fields are rendered as objects associated with the form and are accessible via JavaScript. E.g. document.forms[0].NotesField.value = "hello" would set a notes text field named "NotesField" to the value "hello". RichText, checkboxes and radio buttons are handled as array objects, so they must be indexed (e.g. NotesField[0]). You set different properties based on the field type ( .value=, .text=, .selected=true, etc.).

You can organize your notes quickly and easily from the full-page view. Add section headings within a notebook by clicking the New note button and then on the add section link, or rearrange your notes by dragging and dropping them from one section to another (or even from one notebook to another).

We suggest that your order at least the same amount of Thank You Notes as you do wedding invitations. However, ordering 25% to 50% more would not hurt, because these notes will be blank inside, you can use them for the many different gifts you will receive. You can plan on using these notes not only for gifts you will receive at the wedding but also gifts received for your engagement, showers before the wedding and the many gifts you will receive up to a year after the ceremony. back to top

Cheyenne ArcServe has a Notes agent which lets it back up open databases. The agent requires a "work area" of the size of your largest Notes database because it creates a replica of a database into a separate directory before backing up that database.