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Sheryl A. McCoy

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aving decorative hp korea hp tablet notebook tablet

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  • Sheryl A. McCoy on 21 May 08
     
    HP is trying to get a piece of the Tablet computer pie, and this half-size tablet with beautiful design may just do it; only available in South Korea now;D
Tami Brass

How To Use OneNote 2007 as a Research Tool | eHow.com - 0 views

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  • Create a OneNote 2007 notebook.
  • Setup a logical structure. Identify what types of information you will be saving as part of your research project, and organize them into logical groups.
  • Enter notes. Each section includes an untitled page. To create new pages, simply click on the "New Page" icon above the page listing. Type a page name into the title section highlighted at the top of each page. For typewritten notes, place your cursor on the page where you want to begin taking notes, and begin typing.
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  • 5 Outline your notes. OneNote 2007 can automatically create outlines using either numbered or bulleted lists. Indent major items to the left and minor items to the right. Select the notes, and then click the Bullets or Numbers icon for the required outline type.
  • To send a Web page to OneNote 2007 from Internet Explorer, select "Tools" then "Send to OneNote." To place a screen clipping onto a page, right-click on the OneNote 2007 Side Note icon in the system tray and select "Create Screen Clipping." Drag a box around the area of the screen that you wish to capture by clicking and holding the left mouse button, and then release when finished.
  • Organize your research information.
  • You can hyperlink both within OneNote 2007 and to external files. For external files, select "Insert," then "Hyperlink," and then select a file and give it a name. For internal information, select notes, right-click and select "Copy Hyperlink to this paragraph," then paste the hyperlink where desired.
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