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How to Bookmark NozomuNoto Planner Pages in StarNote on Android
Learn how to bookmark NozomuNoto planner or notebook pages in StarNote on Android and understand how bookmarks differ from built-in planner links.
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Use these steps to work with NozomuNoto PDF planners, notebooks, stickers, covers, and template pages in StarNote. The official links below are for downloads, updates, and current help pages.
Bookmarks vs planner links
NozomuNoto planner links are built into the PDF. They move you through tabs, dates, buttons, and Index links. StarNote bookmarks are extra shortcuts you create yourself.
- Use planner links for the built-in planner map: tabs, months, weeks, dates, buttons, and Index links.
- Use StarNote bookmarks for pages you personally visit often, such as current week, today page, project page, class notes, copied template, or important list.
- Keep both. Bookmarks are not a replacement for planner links. They make your own favorite pages easier to return to.
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Use these for current app or device help, downloads, updates, vendor help, and manual references.
Bookmark pages in StarNote on Android
- Open your NozomuNoto planner or notebook in StarNote.
- Go to a page you personally visit often, such as current week, today page, project page, class notes, copied template, or important list.
Document overviewOpen Document overview when you need page thumbnails, outline, bookmarks, or page tools. Product shown: Yume Techo Academic 26-27 Landscape. - Open Document overview so page thumbnails and page tools are visible.
Bookmark markerUse the bookmark marker to save pages you return to often. Product shown: Yume Techo Academic 26-27 Landscape. - Use the bookmark marker or bookmark action for that page.
Bookmark listReturn to the bookmark tab when you need quick access to saved pages. Product shown: Yume Techo Academic 26-27 Landscape. - Open the bookmark list in Document overview to return to saved pages later.
- Remove old bookmarks when a project, week, or class page is finished so the list stays short.
StarNote Android bookmark checks
1. Planner links are built in
NozomuNoto planner links are part of the PDF. They move through tabs, dates, buttons, Index links, months, weeks, and sections.
2. Bookmarks are your shortcut list
StarNote bookmarks are your own saved return points. Use them for current week, today page, project page, class notes, copied template, or important list.
3. Keep the list short
A short bookmark list is easier to use than a second full index. Remove old bookmarks when the page is no longer active.
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