actualNoteContentPart: ## Selecting incoming/outgoing links
  Whenever you select a note, you have two handy buttons that let you quickly select either:
  All of the notes that link to the selected note
  All of the notes that are linked to from the selected note
  
  Quick selection options available when selecting a note on the graph. Can jump to selecting tags or incoming/outgoing links.
  
  
  ## Batch note operations
  When multiple notes are selected, you can apply/remove a tag, download, delete or archive those notes or create new connections. Outside of linking, which we will cover below, the note options are the standard ones that Amplenote supports and you can learn more about them [here](/help/notes_and_writing_other_settings#What_other_note_settings_are_there?) .
  
  ## Use case example: Select and fine-tune notes to be deleted
  The new Graph View may be the most powerful interface yet for filtering and acting on notes. In the example in the video below we are deleting old and unnecessary notes from the notebook by doing the following:
  First, we search for notes that match the word "diagnostic"
  Then, we select all of them by holding Shift, clicking and dragging over the notes
  Then, we make sure to exclude notes that matched our search but arent' actually "diagnostic" notes
  Then we use the multi-select toolbar to apply the deletion
  
  
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  ## Use case example: Apply a common tag to related notes
  Let's take the example we mentioned above, the one where we notice a single note with a large number of outgoing links:
  
  
  
  
  
  Most of the times, when we created a large number of links from a single note to many distinct notes, we were probably enumerating notes that have something in common. In the image above, the note called "Lof of Help Center changes" most likely references a bunch of individual Help Center notes. 
  
  In cases like this, we can quickly select all of the linked notes and perform a batch operation on them. For example, we can select all of the referenced notes (outgoing links) and add a common tag to them:
  
  
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  # Introducing Note Emojis 😎
  Starting with the release of Graph Mode, Amplenote will treat the first emoji character found at the start of a note's title as that note's dedicated emoji. It will appear in Graph Mode as the icon of that note, as so:
  
  
  
  
  
  In the future, Amplenote will recognize Note Emojis in other places of the app as well.
  
  To add/change a note emoji, select your note from Graph Mode and tap on the icon to the left of the note title:
  
  
  
  
  
  As of December 2023, team Amplenote likes to use Note Emojis to visually distinguish notes from each other at a glance. For example, you might apply the briefcase 💼 emoji to work-related notes you need to visit/link to often. Or you might prefix all of your "weekly reviews" or "work reports" with a clipboard 📋 emoji. Hobby-related notes are also prime examples of notes that benefit from the visual identifiers in your notebook: 🎶, ⛷️, 🌻.
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  title: Note Graph View: Visualize and create new note ...
  headers: ## Selecting incoming/outgoing links
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  Selecting incoming/outgoing links
  Whenever you select a note, you have two handy buttons that let you quickly select either:
  All of the notes that link to the selected note
  All of the notes that are linked to from the selected note Quick selection options available when selecting a note on the graph. Can jump to selecting tags or incoming/outgoing links. 
  Batch note operations
  When multiple notes are selected, you can apply/remove a tag, download, delete or archive those notes or create new connections. Outside of linking, which we will cover below, the note options are the standard ones that Amplenote supports and you can learn more about them [here](/help/notes_and_writing_other_settings#What_other_note_settings_are_there?)
   . 
  Use case example: Select and fine-tune notes to be deleted
  The new Graph View may be the most powerful interface yet for filtering and acting on notes. In the example in the video below we are deleting old and unnecessary notes from the notebook by doing the following:
  First, we search for notes that match the word "diagnostic"
  Then, we select all of them by holding Shift, clicking and dragging over the notes
  Then, we make sure to exclude notes that matched our search but arent' actually "diagnostic" notes
  Then we use the multi-select toolbar to apply the deletion |  | 
  Use case example: Apply a common tag to related notes
  Let's take the example we mentioned above, the one where we notice a single note with a large number of outgoing links: Most of the times, when we created a large number of links from a single note to many distinct notes, we were probably enumerating notes that have something in common. In the image above, the note called "Lof of Help Center changes" most likely references a bunch of individual Help Center notes. In cases like this, we can quickly select all of the linked notes and perform a batch operation on them. For example, we can select all of the referenced notes (outgoing links) and add a common tag to them: |  | 
  Introducing Note Emojis 😎
  Starting with the release of Graph Mode, Amplenote will treat the first emoji character found at the start of a note's title as that note's dedicated emoji. It will appear in Graph Mode as the icon of that note, as so: In the future, Amplenote will recognize Note Emojis in other places of the app as well. To add/change a note emoji, select your note from Graph Mode and tap on the icon to the left of the note title: As of December 2023, team Amplenote likes to use Note Emojis to visually distinguish notes from each other at a glance. For example, you might apply the briefcase 💼 emoji to work-related notes you need to visit/link to often. Or you might prefix all of your "weekly reviews" or "work reports" with a clipboard 📋 emoji. Hobby-related notes are also prime examples of notes that benefit from the visual identifiers in your notebook: 🎶, ⛷️, 🌻.
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