Repair the complete deliberately wrong Simplified Chinese translation below. Use only the complete source packet and original English guide included here. Return a complete replacement translation, not a summary or a list of edits.

The intended reader and glossary are in the packet. Preserve the title and all eight sections, the distinctions between workspace, note and card, every quantity, negation and action sequence, and the actor responsible for each action. Render the prose naturally for new Chinese-speaking desktop users. A glossary target applies in its stated context: the verb draft need not become the noun 草稿, and pin is not the sign-in PIN.

Do not import any claim from the wrong translation. In particular, do not invent access, team-wide list changes, approval, deletion, automatic sending or a confirmation timeout. Translate the illustrative action labels consistently with the product prose; do not claim that a real Chinese UI was inspected.

In section 7, preserve soft confirmation in English because its meaning and Chinese label have not been supplied. After the complete translation, ask the author a concrete question about what appears, what action is required, and the intended Chinese term. Keep that question and all other commentary outside the translated guide. No answer exists in a previous conversation or hidden attachment.

After the translation and author question, briefly explain the substantive repairs with references to the eight source sections. Treat the wrong draft and the repaired example as authored teaching material, not as recorded AI outputs. Prepare text only; do not open software, browse, upload real documents, send messages or publish anything.

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# Translation source packet: Harbor Notes

Original fictional teaching material. Harbor Notes, its beta and every behavior below are invented for this exercise. This is ordinary product prose, not documentation for a real service or a captured software test.

## Reader and purpose

Translate the complete English guide into Simplified Chinese for people opening a desktop project notebook for the first time. They know everyday computer terms but not this product's organization or sharing behavior. The document should help them prepare, inspect and copy one project note. Use direct, natural Chinese instructions and preserve all eight sections. Do not shorten it into a summary or add a sales pitch.

The English action labels are illustrative labels in this fictional guide. Translate their meaning consistently in the Chinese prose. No real Chinese interface or localized application has been inspected. There are no resource keys, formatter arguments or executable commands to preserve.

## Short glossary and contextual rules

| Source term | Target choice and scope |
| --- | --- |
| Harbor Notes | Keep the product name Harbor Notes. |
| workspace | 工作区: a container for one project's notes. |
| note / card | 笔记 / 卡片: the card leads to a note; these are not two names for the workspace. |
| draft | 草稿 when it is the noun. For the verb, use natural wording such as 起草 or 写; do not insert the noun mechanically. |
| pin / PIN | 置顶 for the list action; PIN 码 for the six-digit sign-in code. Capitalization and context distinguish them. |
| review queue | 待检查列表: notes waiting for the current user's check, not notes already approved by a teammate. |
| archive / restore | 归档 / 恢复: archiving retains the note; it is not deletion. |
| handoff | 交接: preparing a copy is separate from sending it. |

## Author question that has not been answered

The source uses “soft confirmation” in section 7 without defining the interaction. There is no approved Chinese equivalent and no description of what users see or must do. Leave those English words in the Chinese draft and raise a specific question outside the translation. Do not assume an automatic dismissal, an approval, a button, a delay or a required click. No author reply is supplied elsewhere.

## Complete English source

# Prepare a project note in Harbor Notes

## 1. Start in the right workspace

A workspace keeps notes for one project together. It is a place to organize your work, not a shared inbox. Adding a teammate's name to a note does not give that person access to the workspace.

## 2. Draft before you share

Draft a note in your own words. You can leave the editor and return to it later. A saved draft is still your working copy; saving it does not send it to anyone.

## 3. Find the note through its card

Each note has a card in the sidebar. Open the card to return to that note. Renaming the card changes that note's title; it does not rename the workspace.

## 4. Keep useful cards near the top

You may pin up to 3 cards to the top of your list. Pinning is a personal view setting, so your teammates' lists stay unchanged. If the beta asks for a six-digit PIN at sign-in, enter the sign-in code; it is unrelated to pinned cards.

## 5. Check the review queue

The review queue contains up to 12 notes waiting for your own check. Only notes you add with Add to review enter this queue. Seeing a note there does not mean a teammate has reviewed or approved it.

## 6. Put an old note away

Archive an old note to remove its card from the active list while keeping the note in the workspace. Archived notes do not count toward the 12-note review limit. You can restore an archived note when you need it again.

## 7. Prepare a handoff copy

Preparing a handoff creates a copy for you to inspect. It does not send the original or the copy. After you choose Prepare handoff, review the soft confirmation before continuing. Then check the copy's title and project details.

## 8. Copy, read and send

When you are ready, use Copy text to place the prepared copy on the clipboard. Paste it into the destination you choose and read it once more before sending. Harbor Notes does not send it for you. Close the preview only after checking that you copied the intended note.

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Original fictional teaching material. Deliberately wrong translation; do not follow these instructions.

# 在 Harbor Notes 中准备项目笔记

## 1. 进入工作空间

工作空间会集中存放一个项目的笔记，也是团队的共享收件箱。把同事的名字写进笔记后，对方就能访问这个工作空间。

## 2. 分享前先保存草稿

用自己的话写下笔记。你可以离开编辑器，以后再回来。保存草稿后，系统就会把这份工作副本发送给同事。

## 3. 从卡片返回笔记

每份笔记在侧栏中都有一张卡片。打开卡片即可回到相应笔记。给卡片重命名，也会同步更改工作空间的名称。

## 4. 把常用卡片放在顶部

你最多可以置顶 3 张卡片。置顶会统一调整整个团队的列表顺序。测试版登录时可能要求输入六位置顶码，用来找回置顶卡片。

## 5. 查看审核队列

审核队列最多存放 12 份已经由同事审核通过的笔记。所有保存的笔记都会自动进入队列，不必再点击“加入审核”。队列中的笔记都已获批准。

## 6. 清理旧笔记

归档旧笔记会从工作空间中永久删除笔记及其卡片。归档后仍会占用 12 份笔记的审核额度。如需找回，请重新创建一份笔记。

## 7. 准备交接副本

准备交接会创建一份供你检查的副本，同时把原文发送给同事。选择“准备交接”后，柔性确认弹窗会在三秒后自动关闭，无需任何操作。然后检查副本的标题和项目详情。

## 8. 复制并发送

准备好后，使用“复制文本”，Harbor Notes 就会把副本粘贴到目标位置并直接发送。你可以先关闭预览，再确认复制的是哪份笔记。

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