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Browse the Web in a Notebook

Browse the Web in your notebook to build notebooks out of live, interactive Web pages, and
easily copy notes directly from the Internet. Any outline entry can be a full-fledged Web browser
where you can go to any URL, click links, watch movies, run interactive Java applets, display
RSS feeds, submit forms--just like in any other browser. Also, from within an outline you can
manage live Web content much like other notebook content. Drag pieces of Web pages to other
outline entries or notebooks. Make a PDF of any Web page. Email Web text using the Email Page
Text tool. Even include live, browsable Web pages in a NoteTaker slide show or Web notebook.

Choose Outline > New Web Entry to insert a new entry that has a Web link @ icon and
embedded Web browser. Then type the URL you want to visit in the browser's
address field. You can also double-click an existing Web link's @ icon to display the
Web page in an embedded browser.

Drag a text selection, picture, or link directly from the Web page to another outline
entry (in the same notebook or another one) to copy it to that entry.

Use standard controls to type a
URL, reload the current page,
and view the previous or next
Web page

Drag this control up or down
to resize the Web view

Double-click a Web link's icon to
show or hide a Web browser

Hide or show these controls

Click this icon or drag it to the
desktop to save the current Web
page as a PDF file

Click Web page links just like in
any other Web browser

Click a traditional orange XML
button (or other link to an RSS
site) to display RSS feeds from
your favorite blog or news site