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# Simple Notes
A simple note is an appointment without a patient record attached. You can use it in many ways, for example, to block a specific user time slot for booking, or assign a generic task for that particular date & time.
### Create Note
To add a new time slot, click on the empty calendar cell, the same way how you add new appointments, then switch from **Appointment** to the **Note** tab.
#### Required fields:
* Start/End/Duration - filled automatically by default, can be changed;
* Room - a calendar section (room name), filled automatically by default. can be changed;
* Provider - assigned provider (dentist).
#### Optional fields:
* Note - you may keep this field empty, or add any text note.
### Update Note
Once you have added a calendar note, you can click on it to open the details. The details form looks the same as [#create-note](#create-note "mention").
### Delete Note
1. To delete a note, click on the note to open the details.
2. Click on the Delete Note button at the bottom to confirm.
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