selection as a slide show, displaying a slide for
each top-level entry within the selection.
(Cmd-9)
show. Any slide show you start subsequently--
either with other commands in this menu or from
the Slide Show Settings panel--will use these
settings.
navigation bar during slide show presentations.
Note that you must use the keyboard shortcut to
choose this command, as NoteTaker menus
aren't visible during slide shows. (Cmd-0)
commands for highlighting entries in yellow and
summarizing them on a separate page:
and Summarize panel for highlighting entries and
generating summary reports. (Shift-Cmd-M)
entry in the notebook. (Ctrl-Cmd-G)
highlighted entry in the current notebook.
(Ctrl-Cmd-D)
entries in the current notebook and summarizes
them on a new page in the Summary section,
creating the section if it doesn't already exist.
highlighted entries in the current notebook.
(Shift-Cmd-U)
commands for creating and removing NoteTaker
services that can be accessed from other OS X
applications:
Adds a NoteTaker clipping service for the
current page (or section if you're on a section
listing) to the system-wide Services menu for all
OS X applications that support Services. After
you choose this command, its name changes to
Remove Clipping Service..., and it removes the
service. See "Clip Content from Other
Applications" on page 40.
Adds a NoteTaker search service for the current
notebook to the system-wide Services menu for
all OS X applications that support Services. After
you choose this command, its name changes to
Remove Search Service..., and it removes the
service. See "Search Notebooks from Other
Applications" on page 78.
your NoteTaker services, and lets you remove a
service.
search services from the current notebook.
annotation links in the current notebook that were
applied using the Insert Annotation Number option in
the Annotation section of the Create Hyperlink
panel. See "Add Text Annotations (Footnotes) &
Endnotes" on page 42.
links from outline entries in the current notebook's
Annotations section whose source annotation link
has been deleted. The annotation text sticks around
in the Annotations section, but its link control is
converted to a regular control icon. See "Add Text
Annotations (Footnotes) & Endnotes" on page 42.
Index. As your notebook becomes larger, you can
reduce its size by compacting its Index. Also do this
if for any reason the Index becomes damaged. By
default, NoteTaker compacts notebook indexes for
you, but if you turn auto-compacting off, use this
command periodically to make sure your notebooks
don't get too big. See "Set File Management
Preferences" on page 122.
so it appears as an icon on the Dock. Click the icon
to return the window to view. (Cmd-M)
page area fills the screen. Choosing Zoom again
returns the window to its previous size and location
on the desktop.
in full-screen view, covering everything on the
desktop except the Dock and, unless you uncheck
the "Show menu in Full Screen" option in the Window
preferences, NoteTaker menus. Choosing Full
Screen again returns the window to its previous size
and location. Double-clicking anywhere in the
notebook's title area also turns full-screen view on
and off. (Shift-Cmd-Z)
front cover. See "Design the Cover" on page 64.
(Option-Cmd-K)
open notebooks. (Ctrl-Cmd-K)
a tile grid.