People post status on social media like Facebook to share their thoughts and ideas with friends & family. But there is a limitation. Status fienld doesn’t allow you too many words. So far I know Facebook status update is limited to 420 characters (including spaces).
Facebook Note application is another way to share your long stories or to distribute informations with your friends through written entries.
The Notes applicartion page displays Notes recently written by your friends. You can tag your friends in Notes, and they have the option to comment on.It is a simple tool and became very beneficial to those who need to distribute big story or long information to a lot of people all at once.
Facebook Notes doesn’t have a Rich Text Editor.Note’s text editor doesn’t allows you to press a large D, T, or Z to have your text come out bold, italicized, or underlined. You can formate your Facebook Notes but it does take a bit of work. Facebook Notes uses HTML tag for test formatting. HTML stands for “Hyper text Markup Language” which is used to write webpages. To make a word bold you need to surround the text you want bold with the tags that indicate boldface. To hyperlink you need to mention the path inside the tag like below-

To use special formatting such as bold and underline in your notes, use the following HTML commands.
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To see this: |
Type this in your note: |
| bold | <b>bold</b> |
| italics | <i>italics</i> |
| underline | <u>underline</u> |
| strikethrough | <s>strikethrough</s> |
| Big size | <big>Big size</big > |
| Small size | <small>Small size</small> |
| An em-dash—see? | An em-dash—see? |
| Hyperlink to Facebook | Hyperlink to <a href=”http://www.facebook.com”>Facebook</a> |
A Bulleted List:
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A Bulleted List:<ul><li>One Item</li>
<li>Another Item</li> </ul> |
An Ordered List:
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An Ordered List:<ol><li> First Item</li>
<li> Second Item</li> </ol> |
| The following quote is special: | The following quote is special: |
| Because it is indented | <blockquote>Because it is indented</blockquote> |
| Heading 1 | <h1>Heading 1</h1> |
Heading 2 |
<h2>Heading 2</h2> |
Heading 3 |
<h3>Heading 3</h3> |
Just a minor correction.
You mean Hyper instead of Hiper.
Mark
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M. R. SOHEL Reply:
May 26th, 2010 at 2:56 pm
Thanks for pointing out the mistake. Updated to “Hyper”.
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