[NTLK] Two part question

Don Zahniser dzahniser at rochester.rr.com
Wed Feb 3 10:32:57 EST 2010


On Feb 3, 2010, at 8:14 AM, Matt Howe wrote:

> I use the HWR when I take notes. That is the part that makes it  
> most useful
> for me. Generally I open notepad and get a new outline. I write  
> furiously
> all over the screen which the Newton then places where it belongs.  
> I use the
> indent and out dent buttons on the bottom for new lines. By using the
> outline style I can manually drag the lines to change their order  
> and indent
> level to make the outline more understandable.

I hadn't had much of a need to take notes of external stimuli (not  
originating within my own head) on my MP2100 prior to my son's  
college orientation day in summer 2008.  Lots of sessions on  
financial aid, campus technology, student life, etc. I tried this  
approach back then and was amazed at how easy and productive it was  
to capture the information being presented.

NB - To make this style of note-taking work, it's important to have  
the HWR set to insert text at the cursor.  In normal day-to-day use  
of my Newton, I prefer to have this turned off for a 'write where I  
put the stylus' experience.



-- 
Don Zahniser







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