| Not just links, mind you, but whole documents can be cut/pasted to Notepad as the need arises. Use a Notepad page to transport links or text, then discard the page-- or save it to your desktop with a name to remind you of what it contains. I even keep a Notepad page titled "NOW" on my toolbar for instant use. |
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| Add "Notepad" to your Quick Launch Tool Bar at the bottom of your Desktop. Just Drag-n-Drop the Notepad icon onto the toolbar in the position you wish. Below is a picture of part of my own Tool Bar. |
| (I also set my toolbar to "Auto hide" and "Always on top" to make room on the screen.) |
| With Notepad you have a place to keep many URL's for use later-- in 5 minutes or at some later date. Notepad is great for gathering the links you want to e-mail, like your jwebcards. You will soon find Notepad indispensable on the Internet. |
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| Since I am always gathering links for my sites, I need a "basket" in which to store the links until they are needed. Notepad is perfect for the task, so it makes sense to keep Notepad handy. |
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