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C h a p t e r O n e - B u i l d i n g & N a v i g a t i n g a N o t e b o o k

U s i n g N o t e Ta k e r, v e r s i o n 2 . 1

View One-Line Summaries

To condense long entries into a summary view where you see only their first lines, display
entries in single-line mode. When you do this, only the first line of the entry is displayed when
you're not working in it.

To display an entry in single-line mode, select or click in it (or drag around several
entries to select them all at once). Then choose Format > Multi-Line or press Esc. Do
this again to switch selected entries back to multi-line mode.

To have all new entries be in single-line mode, go to NoteTaker's Entries preferences
and uncheck the "Make all new entries multi-line" option. To have Return, rather than
Command-Return, add a new entry in this mode, also set the "Return Key in Single-Line
Mode" option to "Adds entry."

WHAT ELSE?

Click an entry's multi-line icon (if it's showing) to switch the entry to single-line mode. Click in the same location
to return to multi-line mode.

Outline entries in single-line mode display any pictures as small thumbnails. (Pictures reassume their original
size when you switch the entry back to multi-line mode.) Adjust the size of these thumbnails using NoteTaker's
Entries Preferences. See "Customize Outline Display" on page 127.

Pressing Esc toggles the
current entry between
single- and multi-line mode

An entry in single-line mode
has a solid line

An entry in multi-line mode
has a dotted line when it's
selected

Choosing View > Multi-Line
Entries displays an icon
marking entries in multi-
line mode

An entry in single-line
mode can have multiple
lines--you just don't see
them all unless you click in
the entry