> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.transcript.study/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.transcript.study/transcript-mobile/notebook/materials/note.md).

# Note

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{% tab title="Creating a Note" %}

### Creating a Note From Scratch

1. **Create Your Note:**
   * Select the "Note" option, then choose "From Scratch" to start creating your note.
2. **Format Your Content:**
   * Use the various tools available to format your note. You can change the text style, add bullet points, and more to organize your content effectively.
3. **Export Your Note (Optional):**
   * If you want to export your note, click the share button in the top right corner. You can then choose your preferred export option.

{% hint style="info" %}
Your notes save automatically as you write. When you're done, just swipe out, knowing your work is safely stored.
{% endhint %}

### Deleting a Note

1. **Tap the Three Dots:**
   * Click the three-dot icon next to the note or file you want to delete.
2. **Confirm Deletion:**

   * A confirmation prompt will appear. Confirm to proceed with the deletion.

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{% tab title="Study Guide" %}

### Creating a Study Guide

1. **Create Your Study Guide:**
   * Select the "Study Guide" option to start creating your guide.
2. **Upload Course Materials:**
   * Manually upload your course materials, such as PDFs, documents, or images. The system will generate a study guide based on the content you upload.
3. **Format Your Study Guide:**
   * Use the available tools to organize and customize your study guide. You can adjust the layout, add notes, and highlight key information.
4. **Export Your Study Guide (Optional):**
   * If you want to export your study guide, click the share button in the top right corner. You can then choose your preferred export option.

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