- Apr 20, 2014
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Sometimes you look at a program and dismiss it, this is what I did with "Reading List".
Earlier on I thought I would have another look, so I quickly looked up how you add something:
So for example on a web page swipe in from right to bring up the charms and choose share, then choose reading list and then ADD.
Carry on surfing and find other web pages, articles from say Bing news or Sport, wiki articles etc. I even put the reading list FAQ from the help section in there.
When you open Reading list they are all there for you, if like me you have a Surface and a Laptop they are synced on both, your own magazine with articles you want to read when you want to read them.
So simple, I would guess very over looked, but potentially useful especially for students doing research. I wonder if I can get this to work on Windows Phone, then I could stop for a cuppa, do some casual browsing and save larger stuff for later on :smile:
Bob
Earlier on I thought I would have another look, so I quickly looked up how you add something:
So for example on a web page swipe in from right to bring up the charms and choose share, then choose reading list and then ADD.
Carry on surfing and find other web pages, articles from say Bing news or Sport, wiki articles etc. I even put the reading list FAQ from the help section in there.
When you open Reading list they are all there for you, if like me you have a Surface and a Laptop they are synced on both, your own magazine with articles you want to read when you want to read them.
So simple, I would guess very over looked, but potentially useful especially for students doing research. I wonder if I can get this to work on Windows Phone, then I could stop for a cuppa, do some casual browsing and save larger stuff for later on :smile:
Bob
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