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	# '''Notes''': if you would like to type in some notes that will later be processed with [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a note\|Add a note]]''' (''Alt+N''). For example, after hearing a piece of science news on the radio, you may want to quickly type in a note to SuperMemo. Press ''Alt+N'' and type in the message.		# '''Notes''': if you would like to type in some notes that will later be processed with [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a note\|Add a note]]''' (''Alt+N''). For example, after hearing a piece of science news on the radio, you may want to quickly type in a note to SuperMemo. Press ''Alt+N'' and type in the message.
	# '''Articles''': if you find an interesting article on the net, select it in your web browser and copy it to the clipboard (e.g. with ''Ctrl+C''). You can then paste the article stored in the clipboard to SuperMemo with ''Ctrl+N'' ('''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a new article\|Add a new article]]'''). '''Article''' is similar to '''Note'''. The difference is that '''Article''' will paste the text from the clipboard to your newly created [[Glossary:Element\|element]], whereas '''Note''' will create a ''blank'' new element.		# '''Articles''': if you find an interesting article on the net, select it in your web browser and copy it to the clipboard (e.g. with ''Ctrl+C''). You can then paste the article stored in the clipboard to SuperMemo with ''Ctrl+N'' ('''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a new article\|Add a new article]]'''). '''Article''' is similar to '''Note'''. The difference is that '''Article''' will paste the text from the clipboard to your newly created [[Glossary:Element\|element]], whereas '''Note''' will create a ''blank'' new element.
	# '''Multiple articles''': if you have a couple of articles opened in Internet Explorer, use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[~~Import web pages~~]] : All''' (''Shift+Ctrl+A''). Unless you fear the article may disappear from the net, import links rather than whole articles. If you overload [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]] with thousands of articles, you may wait for months or years before an article comes to your attention. Using links keeps the size of your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] in check. Huge collections are processed more slowly, are more difficult to back up, and produce more garbage in search results. For more details, see [[~~Import web pages~~]].		# '''Multiple articles''': if you have a couple of articles opened in Internet Explorer, use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Web import]] : All''' (''Shift+Ctrl+A''). Unless you fear the article may disappear from the net, import links rather than whole articles. If you overload [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]] with thousands of articles, you may wait for months or years before an article comes to your attention. Using links keeps the size of your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] in check. Huge collections are processed more slowly, are more difficult to back up, and produce more garbage in search results. For more details, see [[Web import]].
	# '''Wikipedia''': if you want to import articles from [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[~~Import web pages~~]] : Wikipedia''' (''Shift+Ctrl+W''). If there are any [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] pages open in Internet Explorer, you will be able to select them from a dialog. Otherwise, enter the desired page's title and [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] will be opened in a new page in Internet Explorer; SuperMemo will then open the '''~~Import web pages~~''' dialog to allow you to import the desired page. (Note that if Internet Explorer is not your default web browser (e.g. if you use Firefox), you must manually navigate to the page in Internet Explorer before you can add it to your collection using ''Shift+Ctrl+W'')		# '''Wikipedia''': if you want to import articles from [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Web import]] : Wikipedia''' (''Shift+Ctrl+W''). If there are any [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] pages open in Internet Explorer, you will be able to select them from a dialog. Otherwise, enter the desired page's title and [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] will be opened in a new page in Internet Explorer; SuperMemo will then open the [[Web import\|'''Web import''' dialog]] to allow you to import the desired page. (Note that if Internet Explorer is not your default web browser (e.g. if you use Firefox), you must manually navigate to the page in Internet Explorer before you can add it to your collection using ''Shift+Ctrl+W'')

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Inserting hyperlinks

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	== Inserting hyperlinks ==		== Inserting hyperlinks ==

			The most useful hyperlink will connect keywords with other elements in SuperMemo. To create inter-element hyperlink in HTML:
			# display target element in SuperMemo
			# copy its number to the clipboard (e.g. by using ''Ctrl+G'')
			# select the linking keyword in the linking element
			# paste the element number

	To insert hyperlinks that would point to other [[Glossary:Element\|elements]], registry texts, HTML files, URL addresses on the Internet, registry images, etc., read about the option [[HTML link menu\|'''Insert HTML link''']] (HTML [[component menu]]).		To insert hyperlinks that would point to other [[Glossary:Element\|elements]], registry texts, HTML files, URL addresses on the Internet, registry images, etc., read about the option [[HTML link menu\|'''Insert HTML link''']] (HTML [[component menu]]).

SuperMemoBeta at 22:42, 9 March 2016

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	HTML is the default [[Using text components\|text component]] in SuperMemo. It is based on editing and rendering engines of Internet Explorer. As such it carries all the rendering power and compatibility range of this powerful Microsoft product. This also means that all bugs and shortcomings should also be familiar. The good news is that, in Windows 10, most of the old HTLM problems are gone.		HTML is the default [[Using text components\|text component]] in SuperMemo. It is based on editing and rendering engines of Internet Explorer. As such it carries all the rendering power and compatibility range of this powerful Microsoft product. This also means that all bugs and shortcomings should also be familiar. The good news is that, in Windows 10, most of the old HTLM problems are gone.

	As all necessary Internet Explorer components are part of Windows, ~~therefore~~ you do not need to worry about installing Internet Explorer. '''You can use any web browser while using SuperMemo'''.		As all necessary Internet Explorer components are part of Windows, you do not need to worry about installing Internet Explorer. '''You can use any web browser while using SuperMemo'''.

	There are 4 ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] ('''Middle''' or higher [[Glossary:Level\|level]]):		There are 4 ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] ('''Middle''' or higher [[Glossary:Level\|level]]):

SuperMemoBeta at 22:41, 9 March 2016

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	HTML is the default [[Using text components\|text component]] in SuperMemo. It is based on editing and rendering engines of Internet Explorer. As all necessary Internet Explorer components are part of Windows, therefore you do not need to worry about installing Internet Explorer. You can use any web browser while using SuperMemo.		HTML is the default [[Using text components\|text component]] in SuperMemo. It is based on editing and rendering engines of Internet Explorer. As such it carries all the rendering power and compatibility range of this powerful Microsoft product. This also means that all bugs and shortcomings should also be familiar. The good news is that, in Windows 10, most of the old HTLM problems are gone.

			As all necessary Internet Explorer components are part of Windows, therefore you do not need to worry about installing Internet Explorer. '''You can use any web browser while using SuperMemo'''.

	There are 4 ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] ('''Middle''' or higher [[Glossary:Level\|level]]):		There are 4 ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] ('''Middle''' or higher [[Glossary:Level\|level]]):

SuperMemoBeta at 22:37, 9 March 2016

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	HTML is the default [[Using text components\|text component]] in SuperMemo. ~~To be able to use it, you need~~ Internet Explorer. ~~If you want to use the HTML component in [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]]~~, you need Internet Explorer 6.~~0 or later~~.		HTML is the default [[Using text components\|text component]] in SuperMemo. It is based on editing and rendering engines of Internet Explorer. As all necessary Internet Explorer components are part of Windows, therefore you do not need to worry about installing Internet Explorer. You can use any web browser while using SuperMemo.

	There are 4 ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] ('''Middle''' or higher [[Glossary:Level\|level]]):		There are 4 ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] ('''Middle''' or higher [[Glossary:Level\|level]]):

SuperMemoHelp at 21:30, 9 March 2016

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	HTML is the default [[Using text components \| text component]] in SuperMemo. To be able to use it, you need Internet Explorer. If you want to use the HTML component in [[incremental reading]], you need Internet Explorer 6.0 or later.		HTML is the default [[Using text components\|text component]] in SuperMemo. To be able to use it, you need Internet Explorer. If you want to use the HTML component in [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]], you need Internet Explorer 6.0 or later.

	There are ~~five~~ ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your collection ([[~~Levels~~ \|~~middle or professional~~ level]]):		There are 4 ways in which you are most likely to add HTML text to your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] ('''Middle''' or higher [[Glossary:Level\|level]]):

	# '''Notes''': if you would like to type in some notes that will later be processed with [[incremental reading]], use '''[[Edit menu \| Edit]] : Add ~~to category : HTML~~ note~~''' (''Ctrl+H''). Alternatively, to use your own HTML template, use '''Edit :~~ Add ~~to category : Note~~''' (''Alt+N'')~~. '''HTML note''' will use the predefined HTML topic template (same as the original ''Article'' template), while '''Note''' will use your default topic template of the current category~~. For example, after hearing a piece of science news on the radio, you may want to quickly type in a note to SuperMemo. Press ''Alt+N'' and type in the message.		# '''Notes''': if you would like to type in some notes that will later be processed with [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a note\|Add a note]]''' (''Alt+N''). For example, after hearing a piece of science news on the radio, you may want to quickly type in a note to SuperMemo. Press ''Alt+N'' and type in the message.
	# '''Articles''': if you find an interesting article on the net, select it in your web browser and copy it to the clipboard (e.g. with ''Ctrl+C''). You can then paste the article stored in the clipboard to SuperMemo with ''Ctrl+N'' ('''[[Edit menu \|Edit]] : Add ~~to category : Article~~'''). '''Article''' is similar to '''Note'''. The difference is that '''Article''' will paste the text from the clipboard to your newly created element, whereas '''Note''' will create a ''blank'' new element.		# '''Articles''': if you find an interesting article on the net, select it in your web browser and copy it to the clipboard (e.g. with ''Ctrl+C''). You can then paste the article stored in the clipboard to SuperMemo with ''Ctrl+N'' ('''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a new article\|Add a new article]]'''). '''Article''' is similar to '''Note'''. The difference is that '''Article''' will paste the text from the clipboard to your newly created [[Glossary:Element\|element]], whereas '''Note''' will create a ''blank'' new element.
	# '''Multiple articles''': if you have a couple of articles opened in Internet Explorer, use '''[[Edit menu \| Edit]] : Import web pages : All''' (''Shift+Ctrl+A''). Unless you fear the article may disappear from the net, import links rather than whole articles. If you overload [[incremental reading]] with thousands of articles, you may wait for months or years before an article comes to your attention. Using links keeps the size of your collection in check. Huge collections are processed more slowly, are more difficult to back up, and produce more garbage in search results. For more details, see [[Import web pages]].		# '''Multiple articles''': if you have a couple of articles opened in Internet Explorer, use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Import web pages]] : All''' (''Shift+Ctrl+A''). Unless you fear the article may disappear from the net, import links rather than whole articles. If you overload [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]] with thousands of articles, you may wait for months or years before an article comes to your attention. Using links keeps the size of your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] in check. Huge collections are processed more slowly, are more difficult to back up, and produce more garbage in search results. For more details, see [[Import web pages]].
	~~# '''Files''': if you have HTML files saved on your hard disk, use '''[[Edit menu \| Edit]] : Add to category : HTML file'''. You can then select the file you wish to import from the dialog~~.		# '''Wikipedia''': if you want to import articles from [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Import web pages]] : Wikipedia''' (''Shift+Ctrl+W''). If there are any [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] pages open in Internet Explorer, you will be able to select them from a dialog. Otherwise, enter the desired page's title and [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] will be opened in a new page in Internet Explorer; SuperMemo will then open the '''Import web pages''' dialog to allow you to import the desired page. (Note that if Internet Explorer is not your default web browser (e.g. if you use Firefox), you must manually navigate to the page in Internet Explorer before you can add it to your collection using ''Shift+Ctrl+W'')
	# '''Wikipedia''': if you want to import articles from Wikipedia, use '''[[Edit menu \| Edit]] : Import web pages : Wikipedia''' (''Shift+Ctrl+W''). If there are any Wikipedia pages open in Internet Explorer, you will be able to select them from a dialog. Otherwise, enter the desired page's title and Wikipedia will be opened in a new page in Internet Explorer; SuperMemo will then open the '''Import web pages''' dialog to allow you to import the desired page. (Note that if Internet Explorer is not your default web browser (e.g. if you use Firefox), you must manually navigate to the page in Internet Explorer before you can add it to your collection using ''Shift+Ctrl+W''.)

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	[[Image:Incremental_reading_Mnemonic_cues2.jpg\|800px~~\|center~~\|SuperMemo: A topic about henipavirus in the HTML component on the left and 4 images taken from it with Download images (Ctrl+F8) in their individual image components on the right]]		[[Image:Incremental_reading_Mnemonic_cues2.jpg\|800px\|SuperMemo: A topic about henipavirus in the HTML component on the left and 4 images taken from it with Download images (Ctrl+F8) in their individual image components on the right]]

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	'''''Figure:''' A topic with an article about <span style="color: maroon;">henipavirus</span> in the HTML component on the left and 4 images taken from the article with '''Download images''' (Ctrl+F8) (available on the [[Component menu \| component context menu]]), which downloaded, localized, and tiled them in their individual image components on the right. These 4 images will propagate to all extracts and cloze deletions ultimately produced from this article.''		'''''Figure:''' A [[Glossary:Topic\|topic]] with an article about <span style="color: maroon;">henipavirus</span> in the HTML component on the left and 4 images taken from the article with '''[[Component menu#Download images\|Download images]]''' (Ctrl+F8) (available on the [[Component menu\|component context menu]]), which downloaded, localized, and tiled them in their individual image [[Glossary:Component\|components]] on the right. These 4 images will propagate to all [[Glossary:Extract\|extracts]] and [[Glossary:Cloze_deletion\|cloze deletions]] ultimately produced from this article.''

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	If you want to import an HTML file to an existing HTML component, right-click the HTML component, and choose '''File : [[Component menu#Import file \|Import file]]'''. Pick the file in the dialog box and choose '''OK'''. Your HTML file will be displayed in the HTML component. '''Import file''' does not import files linked to by the imported file. However, you can import an entire website located on your hard disk or local network if you use '''Links : External file''' on the HTML component menu. In such a case, the HTML file will remain in its original location and retain all relative links.		If you want to import an HTML file to an existing HTML component, right-click the HTML component, and choose '''[[Component menu#File\|File]] : [[Component menu#Import file\|Import file]]'''. Pick the file in the dialog box and choose '''OK'''. Your HTML file will be displayed in the HTML component. '''[[Component menu#Import file\|Import file]]''' does not import files linked to by the imported file. However, you can import an entire website located on your hard disk or local network if you use '''[[Component menu#Links\|Links]] : External file''' on the HTML [[component menu]]. In such a case, the HTML file will remain in its original location and retain all relative links.

	If you would like to edit an HTML text in your favorite HTML editor, press ''Ctrl+F9'' (or choose '''File : Edit file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]) and your HTML code will open in the HTML editor registered for editing HTML files in Windows. To preview an article in your web browser, ''Ctrl+click'' the HTML component or press ''F9'' (or choose '''File : View file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]).		If you would like to edit an HTML text in your favorite HTML editor, press ''Ctrl+F9'' (or choose '''[[Component menu#File\|File]] : Edit file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]) and your HTML code will open in the HTML editor registered for editing HTML files in Windows. To preview an article in your web browser, ''Ctrl+click'' the HTML component or press ''F9'' (or choose '''[[Component menu#File\|File]] : View file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]).

	~~'''~~Inserting hyperlinks~~'''~~		== Inserting hyperlinks ==

	To insert hyperlinks that would point to other elements, registry texts, HTML files, URL addresses on the Internet, registry images, etc., read about the option [[HTML link menu \| '''Insert HTML link''']] (HTML [[component menu]]).		To insert hyperlinks that would point to other [[Glossary:Element\|elements]], registry texts, HTML files, URL addresses on the Internet, registry images, etc., read about the option [[HTML link menu\|'''Insert HTML link''']] (HTML [[component menu]]).

	The HTML component can interpret JavaScript. If you know some JavaScript commands, you can enhance your SuperMemo presentation with scripted HTML components.		The HTML component can interpret JavaScript. If you know some JavaScript commands, you can enhance your SuperMemo presentation with scripted HTML components.

	See also:		== See also ==

	* [http://~~supermemo~~.com/help/faq/html.htm FAQ: Using HTML in SuperMemo]		* [http://super-memory.com/help/faq/html.htm FAQ: Using HTML in SuperMemo]
	* [[Using text components \| Text components]]		* [[Using text components\|Text components]]
	* [http://~~supermemo~~.com/help/faq/texts.htm FAQ: Text components]		* [http://super-memory.com/help/faq/texts.htm FAQ: Text components]

SuperMemoHelp: File : Import file -> Import file

2013-08-31T11:24:06Z

File : Import file -> Import file

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	If you want to import an HTML file to an existing HTML component, right-click the HTML component, and choose '''File : [[Component menu#Import file \|Import file]]'''. Pick the file in the dialog box and choose '''OK'''. Your HTML file will be displayed in the HTML component. '''~~File :~~ Import file''' does not import files linked to by the imported file. However, you can import an entire website located on your hard disk or local network if you use '''Links : External file''' on the HTML component menu. In such a case, the HTML file will remain in its original location and retain all relative links.		If you want to import an HTML file to an existing HTML component, right-click the HTML component, and choose '''File : [[Component menu#Import file \|Import file]]'''. Pick the file in the dialog box and choose '''OK'''. Your HTML file will be displayed in the HTML component. '''Import file''' does not import files linked to by the imported file. However, you can import an entire website located on your hard disk or local network if you use '''Links : External file''' on the HTML component menu. In such a case, the HTML file will remain in its original location and retain all relative links.

	If you would like to edit an HTML text in your favorite HTML editor, press ''Ctrl+F9'' (or choose '''File : Edit file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]) and your HTML code will open in the HTML editor registered for editing HTML files in Windows. To preview an article in your web browser, ''Ctrl+click'' the HTML component or press ''F9'' (or choose '''File : View file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]).		If you would like to edit an HTML text in your favorite HTML editor, press ''Ctrl+F9'' (or choose '''File : Edit file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]) and your HTML code will open in the HTML editor registered for editing HTML files in Windows. To preview an article in your web browser, ''Ctrl+click'' the HTML component or press ''F9'' (or choose '''File : View file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]).

SuperMemoHelp: FILE : Import file

2013-08-31T11:23:30Z

FILE : Import file

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	If you want to import an HTML file to an existing HTML component, right-click the HTML component, and choose [[Component menu#Import file \| ~~'''~~Import file''']]. Pick the file in the dialog box and choose '''OK'''. Your HTML file will be displayed in the HTML component. '''File : Import file''' does not import files linked to by the imported file. However, you can import an entire website located on your hard disk or local network if you use '''Links : External file''' on the HTML component menu. In such a case, the HTML file will remain in its original location and retain all relative links.		If you want to import an HTML file to an existing HTML component, right-click the HTML component, and choose '''File : [[Component menu#Import file \|Import file]]'''. Pick the file in the dialog box and choose '''OK'''. Your HTML file will be displayed in the HTML component. '''File : Import file''' does not import files linked to by the imported file. However, you can import an entire website located on your hard disk or local network if you use '''Links : External file''' on the HTML component menu. In such a case, the HTML file will remain in its original location and retain all relative links.

	If you would like to edit an HTML text in your favorite HTML editor, press ''Ctrl+F9'' (or choose '''File : Edit file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]) and your HTML code will open in the HTML editor registered for editing HTML files in Windows. To preview an article in your web browser, ''Ctrl+click'' the HTML component or press ''F9'' (or choose '''File : View file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]).		If you would like to edit an HTML text in your favorite HTML editor, press ''Ctrl+F9'' (or choose '''File : Edit file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]) and your HTML code will open in the HTML editor registered for editing HTML files in Windows. To preview an article in your web browser, ''Ctrl+click'' the HTML component or press ''F9'' (or choose '''File : View file''' from the HTML [[component menu]]).

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	* [[Using text components\|Text components]]		* [[Using text components\|Text components]]
	* [https://super-memory.com/help/faq/texts.htm FAQ: Text components]		* [https://super-memory.com/help/faq/texts.htm FAQ: Text components]
			* [https://supermemopedia.com/wiki/Only_one_bullet_is_created_for_the_entire_paragraph Formatting bullets]

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [~~http~~://super-memory.com/help/faq/html.htm FAQ: Using HTML in SuperMemo]		* [https://super-memory.com/help/faq/html.htm FAQ: Using HTML in SuperMemo]
	* [[Using text components\|Text components]]		* [[Using text components\|Text components]]
	* [~~http~~://super-memory.com/help/faq/texts.htm FAQ: Text components]		* [https://super-memory.com/help/faq/texts.htm FAQ: Text components]

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	# '''Notes''': if you would like to type in some notes that will later be processed with [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a note\|Add a note]]''' (''Alt+N''). For example, after hearing a piece of science news on the radio, you may want to quickly type in a note to SuperMemo. Press ''Alt+N'' and type in the message.		# '''Notes''': if you would like to type in some notes that will later be processed with [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a note\|Add a note]]''' (''Alt+N''). For example, after hearing a piece of science news on the radio, you may want to quickly type in a note to SuperMemo. Press ''Alt+N'' and type in the message.
	# '''Articles''': if you find an interesting article on the net, select it in your web browser and copy it to the clipboard (e.g. with ''Ctrl+C''). You can then paste the article stored in the clipboard to SuperMemo with ''Ctrl+N'' ('''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a new article\|Add a new article]]'''). '''Article''' is similar to '''Note'''. The difference is that '''Article''' will paste the text from the clipboard to your newly created [[Glossary:Element\|element]], whereas '''Note''' will create a ''blank'' new element.		# '''Articles''': if you find an interesting article on the net, select it in your web browser and copy it to the clipboard (e.g. with ''Ctrl+C''). You can then paste the article stored in the clipboard to SuperMemo with ''Ctrl+N'' ('''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Edit menu#Add a new article\|Add a new article]]'''). '''Article''' is similar to '''Note'''. The difference is that '''Article''' will paste the text from the clipboard to your newly created [[Glossary:Element\|element]], whereas '''Note''' will create a ''blank'' new element.
	# '''Multiple articles''': if you have a couple of articles opened in Internet Explorer, use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[~~Import web pages~~]] : All''' (''Shift+Ctrl+A''). Unless you fear the article may disappear from the net, import links rather than whole articles. If you overload [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]] with thousands of articles, you may wait for months or years before an article comes to your attention. Using links keeps the size of your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] in check. Huge collections are processed more slowly, are more difficult to back up, and produce more garbage in search results. For more details, see [[~~Import web pages~~]].		# '''Multiple articles''': if you have a couple of articles opened in Internet Explorer, use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Web import]] : All''' (''Shift+Ctrl+A''). Unless you fear the article may disappear from the net, import links rather than whole articles. If you overload [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]] with thousands of articles, you may wait for months or years before an article comes to your attention. Using links keeps the size of your [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]] in check. Huge collections are processed more slowly, are more difficult to back up, and produce more garbage in search results. For more details, see [[Web import]].
	# '''Wikipedia''': if you want to import articles from [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[~~Import web pages~~]] : Wikipedia''' (''Shift+Ctrl+W''). If there are any [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] pages open in Internet Explorer, you will be able to select them from a dialog. Otherwise, enter the desired page's title and [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] will be opened in a new page in Internet Explorer; SuperMemo will then open the '''~~Import web pages~~''' dialog to allow you to import the desired page. (Note that if Internet Explorer is not your default web browser (e.g. if you use Firefox), you must manually navigate to the page in Internet Explorer before you can add it to your collection using ''Shift+Ctrl+W'')		# '''Wikipedia''': if you want to import articles from [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], use '''[[Edit menu\|Edit]] : [[Web import]] : Wikipedia''' (''Shift+Ctrl+W''). If there are any [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] pages open in Internet Explorer, you will be able to select them from a dialog. Otherwise, enter the desired page's title and [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] will be opened in a new page in Internet Explorer; SuperMemo will then open the [[Web import\|'''Web import''' dialog]] to allow you to import the desired page. (Note that if Internet Explorer is not your default web browser (e.g. if you use Firefox), you must manually navigate to the page in Internet Explorer before you can add it to your collection using ''Shift+Ctrl+W'')

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