The document discusses the recent interest among tourists in acquiring the long-discarded Zim dollar notes in a resort city. It highlights the features of the Zim note-taking program, which allows users to easily create linked pages and manage notes with keyboard shortcuts. The author teases further exploration of advanced Zim usage in a forthcoming part of the series.

1. Banknote Information
A go to by Standardcommunity to the resort city last week revealed an interesting state of affairs the
place some overseas tourists had been scrambling to purchase long-discarded Zim greenback notes.
Preserve an eye out for Part 2 of this series coming soon, the place I will dig deeper and focus on
extra advanced usage of Zim. For public Notebooks, the place you would like to share the notes with
the world and wish contributions from the group.
Maintain an eye out for Part 2 of this series coming quickly, where I am going to dig deeper and
focus on extra advanced usage of Zim. For public Notebooks, the place you would like to share the
notes with the world and want contributions from the community.
As a Wiki, Zim lets you easily hyperlink between pages of your pocket book and may even auto-
hyperlink textual content as you type it (for example, type :Tasks:Project1 - it is going to robotically
create the web page "Projects" in your notebook, with a subpage "Project1", and the text will
mechanically hyperlink to that page).
I select it with my mouse to highlight it, then I hit a keyboard shortcut on my laptop to open the
Quick Be aware window. The Quick Word opens with my chosen text already entered in - I hit
"OKAY" and that text is added to the end of an "Inbox" note in my pocket book. This, along with tags
and the hierarchical notice structure, makes it fairly straightforward to seek out what you're looking
for. Zim also has keyboard shortcuts in-built for a lot of different features to assist velocity up your
writing. Zim is a powerful and flexible program, and this put up just scratches the surface of its
capabilities.
Notes are stored on your pc in plain textual content format and are saved as you type. It can ask you
to specify a folder to carry your notes (Pro tip: Put them in a Dropbox subfolder! As you kind, you
may type the name of a new page (beginning with a :colon as above) and Zim will robotically
zimbabwe aa bills create that web page. Quick Note - Lets you pop up a "Quick Word" window that
may mechanically insert textual content into one in every of your notes.