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What are Bookmarks?

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What are Bookmarks?

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Bookmarks are either internal links within a document or from a document to other related files. They enable the reader of an ETD to navigate through the document chapter by chapter and/or allow the reader to jump from the text of the document to other files containing tables, figures, charts, and so on. Bookmarks, while not required for ETDs with no related files, nevertheless make extremely long documents such as dissertations and theses easier to read.

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Bookmarks are any video clips you’ve saved. If you’re watching a video clip and think you might want to watch it again, send it to a friend later on, or save it so that you can make it part of a User Story that you create, just click “Bookmark” on the bottom of the video player.

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For those not familiar with Netscape and its offspring browsers (Mozilla, Firefox, etc.), bookmarks are the equivalent to what Internet Explorer calls “Favorites”. They are a way to save your favorite websites so they are easily accessible anytime in the future.

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