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# Modifying a Notebook
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*Check-out the illustration on how to modify a Notebook.*
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### Editing Notebook Name
* Navigate to a newly created Notebook (A default name will be given to the Notebook).
* Click the ***Edit Notebook Name*** icon.
* Provide the desired name to the newly created Notebook by editing/removing the default name.
* Click the ***Save*** icon provided to save Notebook updates.
* The status for the Notebook updates appears as ***saved*** indicating that the Notebook name has been saved.
* A notification message appears to convey the same.
### Adding Notebook Description
* Navigate to a Notebook page. E.g., The below image displays the ***Demo Notebook*** page.
* Add a description of the Notebook in the given space.
* The Notebook status turns into ***Unsaved***.
* Click the ***Save*** icon.
* The Notebook description gets added.
* The Notebook status turns into ***Saved***.
* A notification message appears to indicate that the recent Notebook updates are saved.
viii) The description gets saved in the Notebook and it can be seen in the Notebook list as well.
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