True" Music, let's talk about importing files from Safari. I'm going to open Safari, and there are three different ways you can get information from Safari into Notability. First, let's talk about a web page. We discussed web clips earlier, but you can also export a PDF version of the website to bring into Notability. Once you have the web page open, if you tap on the "share" button in the top right-hand corner, you'll see a screen that allows you to send it straight to Notability. Now, I want to point out the options at the top of that screen. If you tap on "options," you can choose to send this automatically as Safari decides. It will decide the best format, and PDF is going to give an exact version of the website. It will give you the entire page, so you won't have to scroll. If you're working with text, I would suggest possibly trying the reader PDF option. Let's demonstrate both of these options. First, let's do PDF. I'm going to choose Notability. It will ask if I want to create a new note or add to an existing note. I'm going to select "create new note." It will then ask for the title, subject, and pages. I'll leave those as they are, but if I wanted to change any of these options, I would simply tap on one of the selections. Then, I'll choose "import," and it has been sent to Notability. Let's go take a look at what that looks like. If I go down and tap on the screen, then scroll, I can see my document. I can now highlight and annotate that file just like any other note. Now, let's look at what the reader PDF option would look like. Again, I'm going to tap...
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