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Use the share icon to email or save your web clippings. Use digital ink, highlighters and text boxes to mark up the page. Hit it, and Edge will convert the webpage into mark-up mode. Marginalia: Microsoft Edge includes a pen and notepad icon in the upper left hand corner. YouвЂ™ll notice a second option to save a story to a вЂњReading List.вЂќ The browser will then automatically save the headline, the picture and the link inside of a handy side menu, which slides out of view until youвЂ™re ready for some heavy duty reading.

Reading List: The star icon in Microsoft Edge doesnвЂ™t just add a webpage to your favorites list. One offers to search вЂњMy stuff,вЂќ the other, the вЂњWeb.вЂќ Select according to your needs.ДЇorget-Me-Not Files: CanвЂ™t remember the name of that PowerPoint deck? Enter the file type вЂњ.pptвЂќ in the search bar, and it will pull up every saved PowerPoint file, sortable by relevance or recency. For a tighter focus, youвЂ™ll notice two buttons appear as you type a search term. Refined Searches: The search bar embedded in the Start screen simultaneously searches your personal files and the web. More privacy minded users can also cut off CortanaвЂ™s senses by hitting вЂњManage what Cortana knows about me in the cloud.вЂќ Cut to the chase by hitting the notebook icon in CortanaвЂ™s settings and filling out your preferences directly. Notebook: Cortana follows your search and browsing habits in an attempt to decipher your personal tastes. вЂњHey Cortana:вЂќ Really chatty users can go into CortanaвЂ™s settings and flip on вЂњHey Cortana.вЂќ The digital assistant will then wake up at that very same voice command. Try saying вЂњRemind me to get milk tomorrow at 6 pm,вЂќ and youвЂ™ll get a sense of the possibilities. Cortana can then feed the relevant information directly into calendar, email, reminder and calculator apps. Spoken Reminders: Hit the mic icon in the search bar, and the digital assistant Cortana will listen for spoken commands.

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