‘Deletion’ mode is active, click to cancel deletionĬlick to share a notebook or a folder of the current folder You come here when you start the app.Ĭlick to add a new notebook or a new folder to the current folderĬlick to delete a notebook or a folder of the current folder This part of the app is to organize your notebooks. and you will be able to write into the notebook. You will see a ‘pencil’ icon, an ‘eraser’ icon, etc. Click on the notebook, this will open it and display the first notebook page. This will bring you back to the notebooks board which now contains the newly created notebook. Choose a name for the notebook and a paper size of, for instance, ‘1280’ (width) and ‘1811’ (height) (and adjust colors and paper pattern if you wish, you can click on the ‘?’ aside the parameters, the app will then give help concerning the respective values) and click on ‘Create’. This brings up a dialog to create a new notebook. Click on the ‘plus’ icon and on the ‘New notebook’ menu item. To get started, you might wish to follow these first steps: After you launched the app, you will see an empty notebooks board and three icons in the so-called action bar, a ‘plus’ icon, a ‘trash’ icon, and a ‘share’ icon. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have a question that is not addressed here, this will help to improve this document in future versions.

This document explains the different parts of the app (notebooks board, notebook content view, etc.), the meaning of the icons, and gives hints which should address most of the question that might arise. LectureNotes is a quite powerful app and customizable to a very large extent, so it may take a moment until everything is adjusted to fit your needs. 13 Custom paper patterns and drawing toolsĪutomatically created from LectureNotes' help page and describes v2.9.1.4 Notebook, folder, and notebooks board index.3.2 Selection, insertion, cropping, and text drawing tool icons.

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