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<p>Anntakasaki: moved My Study Notebook to My Study Notebook - Holy Ghost - Light</p> <hr /> <div>{{mystudynotebook}}<br /> <br /> As you’re reading content on LDS.org, such as scriptures or lessons, you can highlight the content, add a few notes, and save this information to your Study Notebook. Your Study Notebook is your own personal, private space on LDS.org to collect your gospel content and notes.<br /> <br /> The Study Notebook is especially helpful if you're doing research for a talk or lesson and are browsing resources across LDS.org.<br /> <br /> [[File:Studynotebook1.png|frame|none|My Study Notebook allows you to gather resources you're reading on LDS.org into one place]]<br /> <br /> ==The Study Notebook toolbar==<br /> <br /> As long as you're signed in to LDS.org, you'll see a black toolbar in the footer.<br /> <br /> [[File:Studynotebook2.png|frame|none|Look for this Study Notebook toolbar to appear when you're reading content on LDS.org.]]<br /> <br /> Currently this toolbar appears only when you're reading four types of content:<br /> <br /> * scriptures<br /> * magazine articles<br /> * lessons<br /> * conference talks<br /> <br /> {{Note|The Study Notebook toolbar does not appear for any other type of content, such as the Handbook, Study by Topic, Study Helps, Bible Dictionary, or other content. The scope of what you can add to Study Notebook will be expanded in a later release.}}<br /> <br /> The appearance of the toolbar indicates that you can add this content to your Study Notebook. See [[Adding content to My Study Notebook]] for step-by-step instructions on adding content to your Study Notebook.<br /> <br /> ==View My Study Notebook==<br /> You can view your Study Notebook in two ways:<br /> <br /> * Go to '''Tools &gt; My Study Notebook.'''<br /> * Click '''Open Notebook''' on the Study Notebook footer toolbar. (This toolbar appears when you're signed in to the site and are viewing a conference address, lesson, magazine article, or scripture.)<br /> <br /> Note that if you hold down the Ctrl key before clicking opening the Study Notebook, the Study Notebook will open in a new tab. This can make it easier to toggle back and forth between the LDS.org content you're marking and the Study Notebook view.</div>

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