Question posted by jfabian on May 28th, 2011

Accessing Notes Identified In Paragraphs.

Why are some notes accessable in some books, and not in others when reading.  In some books you must access the notes by going to the end of the chapter, while others, you can access direct by just pointing and clicking.

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