Helpful hints for using Denote.

The first time you run Denote, you will need to configure the email address where all notes will be sent. The Mail application must be configured for Denote to send notes.

Configuring the settings

• Tap the blue plus icon and choose an email from your address book to which all notes will be sent. Or, tap the Email field and enter an address on the keyboard.
• Tap the Done button to save the preferences and return to the note editing screen.
• Optionally change the Subject Prefix field. This text will appear at the start of the email subject line.
• Optionally disable Screen rotation to prevent the note from changing to a landscape orientation when the device is rotated.
• The color scheme of the note editor can also be changed. Black on White works best during the day; White on Black is best for night time use, such as typing a note in bed.

Sending a note

• Type the note and then tap the envelope button to send. This will display a new screen with a complete email message ready to be sent. Tap the Send button at the top of the email message to deliver the email to your inbox. The subject of the email will be the first line of your note.
• Rotate the iPhone or iPod Touch into a landscape orientation to display a wider keyboard.
• Tapping the gray circle button will clear the note text.
• Tap the gray info button to configure the settings.

Version History

• Version 2.0 - August 31st, 2009
  • Messages are now sent without leaving the application for a faster, smoother experience.
  • The email subject intro text can now be changed from the default "Denote:", including setting it to be blank.
  • Messages starting with blank text now produce better subjects.
• Version 1.1 - January 16th, 2009
  • Rotating the device into a landscape orientation reveals a wider keyboard, making note editing easier.
  • Subject lines are now trimmed to be a reasonable length for greater clarity in email clients.
• Version 1.0 - December 28th, 2008
  • Initial release.

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