Anatomy of a Notebook
 
Like their real-world counterparts, Notebooks contain multiple pages.  There are six different kinds of pages in a Notebook:
 

Outlining Pages

Outlining pages are where you create outlines to hold your information.  Choose Page New Outlining Page to add a new one.  You can add any number of Outlining pages to a Notebook.
Divider Pages

Divider pages group Outlining pages together.  They are similar to the dividers in a five-subject paper notebook, dividing the paper notebook into sections.  Use Divider pages to group Outlining pages into sections.  Choose Page New Divider to add a new one.

Each Divider page lists, in an outline, the pages that belong to it.

By default, NoteBook adds a tab to each Divider page but you can disable this behavior.

The Contents Page

The first page of every Notebook, the Contents page lists, in an outline, all of the Notebook’s pages.

Every Notebook has just one Contents page.  It cannot be removed.

Index Pages

Index pages display the contents of a Notebook in different ways.  For example, the Text Index page lists all of the words that appear in the Notebook, and shows you where they occur.

Each Notebook has a fixed number of Index pages.  You cannot create new ones.

Writing Pages

Writings pages are like word processor documents — they contain text instead of an outline of cells.  Choose Page New Writing Page to add a new one.  You can add any number of Writing pages to a Notebook.

A Writing page has a small in its lower-right corner.

The Cover Page

Use the Cover page to conceal the Notebook’s contents.  Choose File Cover to toggle it.

Each Notebook has one Cover page.  You cannot remove it, but you can choose never to turn to it.

 
 
 

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