4.9.2 Adding a note

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4.9.2 Adding a note

You may add a note to a discussion as a reply to an existing note — this is treated in 4.9.3 — and as a note on its own that is not referring to any other note.

Select File New Note inside a discussion folder, or
select New Note in the action menu of a discussion, to bring up the ‘Add Note’ form.

Choose the type most appropriate for the contents of the note that you are about to create (for the diverse types see 4.9).
Enter the text of your note into the ‘Message’ field. If you enclose your text with the HTML tags and , HTML tags in the text will be interpreted by the browser (Example: bold text will result in bold text).
Enter the gist of your note in the ‘Subject’ field.

As its author you may modify a note, even after replies have been made:

Select Edit to bring up the ‘Edit Note’ form that lets you change type, subject and message of the note.

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4.9.2 Adding a note You may add a note to a discussion as a reply to an existing note — this is treated in 4.9.3 — and as a note on its own that is not referring to any other note. Select File New Note inside a discussion folder, or select New Note in the action menu of a discussion, to bring up the ‘Add Note’ form. Choose the type most appropriate for the contents of the note that you are about to create (for the diverse types see 4.9). Enter the text of your note into the ‘Message’ field. If you enclose your text with the HTML tags <P> and </P>, HTML tags in the text will be interpreted by the browser (Example: <P> <b>bold text</b> </P> will result in bold text). Enter the gist of your note in the ‘Subject’ field. As its author you may modify a note, even after replies have been made: Select Edit to bring up the ‘Edit Note’ form that lets you change type, subject and message of the note.

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