Reminders and thoughts from the past.
Choose a time to write, let an old entry come back to you as time passes, and decide if you want to be notified when a past thought becomes available.
Two ways to come back to your memory.
The Journal offers several different ways to help you get back into writing or return to a previous entry.
"Writing Time" is a daily reminder that you set yourself.
On the contrary, those earlier thoughts stem from revisiting an old entry in your notebook.
Choose a time to come back and write.
"Writing Time" is a gentle reminder that invites you to take a moment each day to write.
This reminder works regardless of whether there is a previous entry in your Notebook.
Next, go to the «Preferences» section.
Next, choose the time you'd like to be called back.
Tap «Save Preferences» to apply your selection.
If your device asks you to, allow Le Carnet to send you notifications.
If the selected time has already passed today, the next reminder will be scheduled for the next time it occurs.
The notification takes you back Go to "Write.".
A Return to Writing
Tap the notification to go to the «Write» tab in the Notebook.
The lockdown remains a priority
If you have enabled app protection, you will be prompted to unlock the app before accessing the content.
An Ancient Thought may return to your Notebook.
When auto-reposting is enabled, The Journal may highlight an older entry under «A Thought from the Past.».
This feature lets you find something that you chose to keep once enough time has passed.
The display does not imply a notification.
Enabling automatic retrieval allows a previous thought to appear in the Notebook.
This activation alone does not trigger a notification on your device.
Choose to be notified when a thought comes back.
The «Notify about previous thoughts» option appears when automatic recalls are enabled.
This option is required to use the associated notification.
Next, select your «Notification Time.».
Tap «Save Preferences» to save the setting.
A previous thought must be retrieved so that an associated reminder can be scheduled.
It's not A guaranteed daily notification.
Unlike "Writing Time," the notification of a previous thought depends on the presence of an old entry retrieved by the Notebook.
The Journal displays an old entry under «A Thought from Before.».
If the associated notifications are enabled, a one-time reminder can be created.
The absence of a notification does not, therefore, necessarily mean that a setting is not working.
Unless a new thought is recorded in the Notebook, no new reminders of previous thoughts are added.
Go directly back to the relevant entry.
Tap the reminder of a previous thought to open the corresponding entry.
If the Carnet's protection is enabled, the app will first ask you to log in.
The reminder leads to to the thought in question.
The notification isn't just a general invitation to open the app.
When it relates to a previous thought, it allows you to return to the entry saved by the Notebook.
Turn off what you no longer wish to receive.
You can turn off the various reminders in the Address Book preferences.
Find the setting corresponding to the reminder you want to turn off.
Turn off "Writing Time" or notifications for past thoughts.
Tap «Save Preferences» to apply the change.
Check for reminders on each device.
Reminders are set on the device you are using.
If you use Le Carnet on multiple devices, check the settings separately on each one.
Logging out deletes the reminders scheduled for the session on that device.
Each device has its own notifications
A setting configured on an iPhone should not automatically be assumed to be the same on another device.
Be sure to check the iOS permissions and Address Book settings on each device you use.
Check the settings in that order.
Make sure the desired option is enabled and saved in Le Carnet.
Open your device's Settings and make sure Le Carnet is allowed to send notifications.
These settings may hide or delay certain notifications.
iOS can group certain notifications and display them later.
For “Writing Time,” choose a time a few minutes in the future, then record again.
Unless the app has retrieved a thought, no associated reminder can be scheduled.
Come back when the time is right.
"Writing Time" helps you get back into writing, while past thoughts allow an old entry to resurface after some time has passed.
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