Upon clicking the "Add Bubble Note" button, a popup window will appear: Bubble notes are inserted wherever the reader is set in a document's page, rather than by clicking the location with the cursor.
Delete Note: Deletes any note users click on (except for bubble notes).Options for notes from left to right, and top to bottom are: In the vertical toolbar on the far left of the browser window, click the icon that reads "Notes".Notes in the Kurzweil browser application: Highlighters must be manually deselected in the same menu by either selecting another tool or the default "Select" cursor. Extract Notes and Highlights: Extracts notes and highlights into a new "Study Guide" document.Blue Circle Text: Draws blue circle around highlighted text.Red Circle Text: Draws red circle around highlighted text.Colored Highlighters in order: Yellow, Green, Teal, Magenta, Orange, Grey.Customize Highlighters: Allows users to customize highlighter names, and their properties for extraction of highlighted text into notes.The icons in order from left to right are: Examine the tool icons in the Highlighters menu.Navigate to the vertical toolbar on the far left of the browser window.Highlighting in the Kurzweil Browser Application: These tools are split between two menus: the "Highlighters" menu, and the "Notes" menu. The Kurzweil browser application's basic annotation tools are less centralized than that of the desktop application. This box will note when specific tools are application-specific, and also where they affect text to speech functionality. However, the locations of these tools varies, as do some options for annotation, between the applications.
Both programs have highlighters, a variety of notes options, and the ability to bubble and strikethrough text. The core of annotation in both Kurzweil's browser and desktop application remains fairly identical. In this box, users can learn to use the basic annotation tools that Kurzweil 3000 offers.
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