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• 18 Jul 09
  

  Lamarck Jean

  highlight diigo help

• 04 Jan 09
  

  rb w
  • If this page has not been previously bookmarked yet, the system will ask you to bookmark
    it, so that both the highlight and the page will be bookmarked simultaneously.
• 28 Oct 08
  

  TravelSanté Easytravel
  • Diigo
    highlights can be used to mark important information on a webpage, just like
    you'd on paper. Highlighted text or pictures are also automatically "clipped" to
    the "My Bookmarks" section.
    
• 08 Apr 08
  

  Jingwen Ou
  • • nt information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later,
    • snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing or easy search and reference later,
    • you can easily direct others’ attention to
  • imultaneously. For any page already bookmarked, highlight will show up
    instantaneously when you click DIIGO. The highlighted text will now appear with blue dotted underlines, and highlighted
    pictures will have a blue border around
• 02 Apr 08
  

  Sue Blimely

  With Diigo highlighting and clipping, * important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later, * snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing or easy search and reference later, * you can easily direct others’ attention to the most pertinent information on that page.\n

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  • Highlighting & Clipping Basics

  • 
    
    
    With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    
    
    

    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later,
    • snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing or easy search and reference later,
    • you can easily direct others’ attention to the most pertinent information on that page.
• 01 Apr 08
  

  susan carter morgan
  • • A highlight is only viewable to its owner on the original page, and is
      NOT viewable to the public on the original page unless there
      are public Sticky Notes associated with it. (This is designed to reduce
      graffiti on the original webpage)
    • On the Diigo website, all highlights will be shown as clippings along with
      the bookmarks.  If a bookmark is public, so will be its associated
      clippings. (This is designed to maximize information sharing)
    • If the text you highlight contains hyperlinks, the dotted blue highlighter
      will skip the hyperlinks so that you can still click on the hyperlinks. And
      the associated clippings will also preserve the hyperlinks.
    • You can highlight and clip a combination of pictures and text.
    • Using our advanced bookmark search, you can search highlighted contents
      only, giving you quicker access to what you are looking for.
• 14 Feb 08
  

  swilliams
  • Highlighting & Clipping Basics
• 13 Feb 08
  

  phsuanwu

  quickd

  • automatically "clipped" to the "My Bookmarks" section.
    
    With
    Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    
    

    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning
      later,
      
    • snippets of information

  • clipped and aggregated
• 24 Jan 08
  

  kimant
• 20 Jan 08
  

  Mr Harris
• 02 Jan 08
  

  amits001

  • 
    
    With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    
    
    

    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later,
• 11 Dec 07
  

  Mihaela Seusan

  quickd

  • With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    
    

    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning
      later,
      
    • snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing
      or easy search and reference later,
      
    • you can easily direct others’ attention to the most pertinent information on
      that page.
    
    

    To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking

• 04 Dec 07
  

  qrckirk

  quickd

  • Diigo highlights can be used to mark important information on a webpage, just
    like you'd on paper. Highlighted text or pictures are also automatically
    "clipped" to the "My Bookmarks" section.
    
• 28 Nov 07
  

  xbayus
  • he highlighted area, and select
    "DELETE HIGHLIGHT" from the menu, or mouse-over the highlight
    to see the following floating menu ( can be optionally enabled
  • • ped and aggregated, for sharing, editing or easy search and reference later,
    • you can easily direct others’ attention to the most pertinent information on that page.
    
    

    To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-

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  • • okmarked yet, the system will ask you to bookmark
      it, so that both the highlight and the page will be bookmarked simultaneously. For any page already bookmarked, highlight will show up
      instantaneously when you click DIIGO. The highlighted text will now appear with blue dotted underlines, and highlighted
      pictures will have a blue border around it.  ( Note: for some pictures, the blue border
      will be nearly invisible, which we are working on improving.) . ( For di
• 27 Nov 07
  

  Ed H Chi

  quickd

  • To remove a highlight, simply right-click within the highlighted area, and select
    "DELETE HIGHLIGHT" from the menu, or mouse-over the highlight
    to see the following floating menu ( can be optionally enabled or disabled in
    Toolbar Options)
    
    
    
    
  • You can highlight and clip a combination of pictures and text.
• 18 Nov 07
  

  Stephen Bittner
• 31 Oct 07
  

  Frances DiDavide

  socialbookmarking web2.0

  • With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    
    

    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning
      later,

  • The screenshots in the help section have
    not been updated to reflect recent changes in the website and toolbars, so they
    may not match exactly what you see on your screen. The help section will be
    updated shortly.

• 26 Oct 07
  

  Kanak Kalburgi

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    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later,
    • snippets of information can be clipped and a
• 24 Oct 07
  

  danntanna

  • With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    
    

    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning
      later,
      
    • snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing
      or easy search and reference later,
      
    • you can easily direct others’

• 

  MASUDA Akira
• 09 Oct 07
  

  revv00

  • With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    
    

    • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning
      later,
      
    • snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing
      or easy search and reference later,
      
    • you can easily direct others’ attention to the most pertinent information on
      that page.
    
    

    To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and
    dragging across it with the cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the
    toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu
    (shown below), you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in
    the submenu.
    

• 

  Paul Streby

  diigo

  • • A highlight is only viewable to its owner on the original page, and is
      NOT viewable to the public on the original page unless there
      are public Sticky Notes associated with it. (This is designed to reduce
      graffiti on the original webpage)
    • On the Diigo website, all highlights will be shown as clippings along with
      the bookmarks.  If a bookmark is public, so will be its associated
      clippings. (This is designed to maximize information sharing)
    • If the text you highlight contains hyperlinks, the dotted blue highlighter
      will skip the hyperlinks so that you can still click on the hyperlinks. And
      the associated clippings will also preserve the hyperlinks.
    • You can highlight and clip a combination of pictures and text.
    • Using our advanced bookmark search, you can search highlighted contents
      only, giving you quicker access to what you are looking for.
• 11 Sep 07
  

  dgharwood
• 26 Aug 07
  

  rubinev
  • usly when you click DIIGO. The highlighted text will now appear with blue dotted underlines, and highlighted
    pictures wil
  • ask you to bookmark
    it, so tha
• 20 Jul 07
  

  ks1531
• 27 Jun 07
  

  peyman76
• 08 Jun 07
  

  disney
  • To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu
• 01 Jun 07
  

  Adam Bohannon
• 18 May 07
  

  samsina
  • . (This is designed to maximize informatio
• 29 Apr 07
  

  John Lewis

  web2.0

  • With Diigo highlighting and clipping
• 23 Apr 07
  

  xanabras
  • • formation on that page.
    
    

    To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu (shown below),
    you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.

  • Diigo
    highlig
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  • • • rmation can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing or easy search and reference later,
      • you can easily direct others’ attention to the
• 17 Apr 07
  

  dibeau
• 07 Apr 07
  

  Moultrie Creek

  diigoguide highlighting

  • 
    If this page has not been previously bookmarked yet, the system will ask you to bookmark
    it, so that both the highlight and the page will be bookmarked simultaneously. For any page already bookmarked, highlight will show up
    instantaneously when you click DIIGO. The highlighted text will now appear with blue dotted underlines, and highlighted
    pictures will have a blue border around it.  ( Note: for some pictures, the blue border
    will be nearly invisible, which we are working on improving.) . ( For different
    effects, see Highlighting Styles)

    
    

    
    
    
    
    
    
    To remove a highlight, simply right-click within the highlighted area, and select
    "DELETE HIGHLIGHT" from the menu, or mouse-over the highlight
    to see the following floating menu ( can be optionally enabled or disabled in
    Toolbar Options)
    
    
    
    

    
    
    

    
    Tips:

    
    
    • A highlight is only viewable to its owner on the original page, and is
      NOT viewable to the public on the original page unless there
      are public Sticky Notes associated with it. (This is designed to reduce
      graffiti on the original webpage)
    • On the Diigo website, all highlights will be shown as clippings along with
      the bookmarks.  If a bookmark is public, so will be its associated
      clippings. (This is designed to maximize information sharing)
    • If the text you highlight contains hyperlinks, the dotted blue highlighter
      will skip the hyperlinks so that you can still click on the hyperlinks. And
      the associated clippings will also preserve the hyperlinks.
    • You can highlight and clip a combination of pictures and text.
    • Using our advanced bookmark search, you can search highlighted contents
      only, giving you quicker access to what you are looking for.

  • Highlighting & Clipping Basics

    
    
    
    

    Diigo
    
    highlights can be used to mark important information on a webpage, just like
    >
    
    you'd on paper. Highlighted text or pictures are also automatically "clipped" to
    >
    
    the "
    >
    My Bookmarks
    >
    " section.
    >
    
    
    
    
    
    With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    >
    
    
    

    • 
      important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later,
      >
    • 
      snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing or easy search and reference later,
      >
    • 
      you can easily direct others’ attention to the most pertinent information on that page.
      >
    
    

    To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu (shown below),
    you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.
    

    
    
    

    
    

• 01 Apr 07
  

  Ian Yang
  • 

  • Highlighting & Clipping Basics

    
    
    
    

    Diigo
    
    highlights can be used to mark important information on a webpage, just like
    >
    
    you'd on paper. Highlighted text or pictures are also automatically "clipped" to
    >
    
    the "
    >
    My Bookmarks
    >
    " section.
    >
    
    
    
    
    
    With Diigo highlighting and clipping,
    >
    
    
    

    • 
      important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later,
      >
    • 
      snippets of information can be clipped and aggregated, for sharing, editing or easy search and reference later,
      >
    • 
      you can easily direct others’ attention to the most pertinent information on that page.
      >
    
    

    To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu (shown below),
    you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.

  • 3 more annotations...
  • • To remove a highlight, simply right-click within the highlighted area, and select
      "DELETE HIGHLIGHT" from the menu, or mouse-over the highlight
      to see the following floating menu ( can be optionally enabled or disabled in
      Toolbar Options)
    • Using our advanced bookmark search, you can search highlighted contents
      only, giving you quicker access to what you are looking for
    • If the text you highlight contains hyperlinks, the dotted blue highlighter
      will skip the hyperlinks so that you can still click on the hyperlinks.
• 24 Mar 07
  

  banavram Avram

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• 21 Mar 07
  

  bhcohen
• 05 Mar 07
  

  rowanrook

  annotate diigo help highlight tutorial

  • If this page has not been previously bookmarked yet, the system will ask you to bookmark
    it, so that both the highlight and the page will be bookmarked simultaneously. For any page already bookmarked, highlight will show up
    instantaneously
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• 05 Feb 07
  

  karen
• 27 Jan 07
  

  Ahmad Sarjono
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• 14 Jan 07
  

  André NOËL

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• 02 Jan 07
  

  Amy Stevens
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• 02 Dec 06
  

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• 29 Nov 06
  

  Ricki Sharpe
  • important information can be highlighted on webpages for easy scanning later
• 28 Nov 06
  

  Brian
• 02 Nov 06
  

  Wind Cold

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• 01 Nov 06
  

  Dave
  • To highlight any body of text or picture
• 20 Oct 06
  

  Paul K

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  • can be used to mark important information on a webpage, just like
    you'd on paper. Highlighted text or pictures are also automatically "clipped" to
    the "My Bookmarks" secti
• 08 Oct 06
  

  Joel
  • marked simultaneously. For any page already bookmarked, highlight will show up
    instantaneously when you click DIIGO. The highlighted text will now appear with blue dotted underlines, and highlighted
    pictures will have a blue border around it.
• 22 Sep 06
  

  Rick Beach

  • To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu (shown below),
    you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.
    

    
    
    

    
    

• 09 Sep 06
  

  Ten
  • To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu (shown below),
    you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.
• 11 Aug 06
  

  Koichi Orita
  • (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use th
• 09 Aug 06
  

  esteban

  surrayar

  • To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu (shown below),
    you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.
• 20 Jul 06
  

  Bob Wolf
  • To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and
    dragging across it with the cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the
    toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you
  • If this page has not been previously bookmarked yet, the system will ask you to
    bookmark it, so that both the highlight and the page will be bookmarked
    simultaneously. For any page already bookmarked, highlight will show up
    instantaneously when you click DIIGO. The highlighted text will now
    appear
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  • • 
      To highlight any body of text or picture, first select
      it (by clicking and
      
      dragging across it with the cursor), then click
      on
      
      DIIGO
      
      , either on the
      
      toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if
      you
      use the right-click menu (shown below), you can simply click on
      DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.
      

      
      

      
      

• 18 Jul 06
  

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  troy

  • any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu
• 03 Jul 06
  

  Teodor Muraru

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• 01 Jul 06
  

  Kathleen Clohessy
• 07 Jun 06
  

  Marc A Meyer

  • To highlight any body of text or picture, first select it (by clicking and dragging across it with the
    cursor), then click on DIIGO, either on the toolbar or in the right-click menu. Note that if you use the right-click menu (shown below),
    you can simply click on DIIGO, and do not have to click in the submenu.
    

    
    
    

    
    

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