notepad
notepad
Definition
note·pad (-pad′)
noun
a small pad of paper, fastened along one edge, on which to jot down notes, reminders, or other information
notepad
Usage Examples
Possessives
- blank: Step 2: Open a blank ' notepad ' file and place your cursor at the top of the blank page.
Converse of object
- use: Using Notepad or any text editor, you can view your own computer's hosts file contents.
- open: Without a word, she opens a notepad and starts to write directions on it.
- have: Additional materials and audience Have a notepad handy when presenting at your poster session.
- take: And this time we'd remembered to take a notepad.
- carry: He also agreed to carry a small notepad in his pocket on which to write down his feelings.
- describe: It is not correct English to describe an unused notepad and a pen as a'document ' .
Adjective modifier
- electronic: Stepping back into the center of the room, Jimmy activated his electronic notepad.
- open: To open the document for editing, first open Notepad.
- small: He also agreed to carry a small notepad in his pocket on which to write down his feelings.
- close: Once you've done that, save the file and close notepad.
- unused: It is not correct English to describe an unused notepad and a pen as a'document ' .
Modifies a noun
- window: Look at what you have in the Notepad window.
- file: This will give you the HTML for the email in a notepad text file.
- program: To use the template, you should download and save it first, then open it in the Notepad program.
- facility: There is a notepad facility for recording your findings, which can be saved.
- document: A box will pop up which asks you where and in what form you want to save the Notepad document.
- button: If you have not closed Notepad then you will see there is a Notepad button just to the right of Start.
Noun used with modifier
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