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Using your notebook/planner
- How to change or reuse template pages on planner landing pages
- Why stickers look blurry when enlarged
- What to check if a product does not work on your device
- How to use NozomuNoto index pages
- How to use NozomuNoto template pages
- How to change a digital planner cover
- How to install and use digital stickers
Product Tutorials
- How to use Yume Techo Landscape tutorial pages
- How to use Yume Techo Portrait tutorial pages
- How to use Shibui Techo Weeks tutorial pages
- How to use Shibui Techo Months tutorial pages
- How to use Yume Noto V1 Landscape tutorial pages
- How to use Yume Noto V1 Portrait tutorial pages
- How to use Yume Noto V2 Landscape tutorial pages
- How to use Yume Noto V2 Portrait tutorial pages
- How to use Yume Noto V3 Portrait tutorial pages
- How to use NozomuNoto Ultimate Digital Stickers
- How to use NozomuNoto Digital Covers
- Which NozomuNoto instruction or tutorial file should I open first?
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How to Keep Important NozomuNoto Pages Easy to Find in Penly
Learn how to keep important NozomuNoto planner or notebook pages easy to find in Penly and understand how app shortcuts differ from built-in planner links.
On this page
Use these steps to work with NozomuNoto PDF planners, notebooks, stickers, covers, and template pages in Penly. The official links below are for downloads, updates, and current help pages.
Shortcuts vs planner links
NozomuNoto planner links are built into the PDF. They move you through tabs, dates, buttons, and Index links. Penly page overview, recent location, and any bookmark, shortcut, or favorite-page tool in your Penly version are extra ways to return to pages you choose.
- Use planner links for the built-in PDF map: tabs, months, weeks, dates, buttons, and Index links.
- Use Penly quick-return tools for pages you visit often.
- Good examples are current week, today page, project page, class notes, copied template, or important list.
- These shortcuts are not replacements for planner links. They make your own favorite pages easier to return to.
Reference links
Use these for current app or device help, downloads, updates, vendor help, and manual references.
Keep important NozomuNoto pages easy to find in Penly
- Use the NozomuNoto Index page as the main built-in planner map.
- Use the page overview icon when you need to jump visually by thumbnail.
- Keep quick-return pages simple: current week, today page, project page, class notes, copied template, or important list.
- If your Penly version has bookmarks, favorites, page markers, or shortcuts, use them only for pages you open often.
- Remember that these app shortcuts are not replacements for built-in PDF planner links.
- Review your quick-access pages once a month and remove any page you no longer use.
Penly shortcut checks
1. Planner links are built in
NozomuNoto planner links stay inside the PDF. They are the main way to move through tabs, dates, buttons, sections, and Index links.
2. App shortcuts are your own helpers
Penly page overview, recent location, and any bookmark, favorite, page marker, or shortcut option in your Penly version are extra personal return points. Use them only for pages you visit often.
3. Best pages to mark
Useful examples are current week, today page, project page, class notes, copied template, or important list. Keep the list small so it stays easy to scan.
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