Click on an Entry Name in the index field to display its text and any media. As the entry displays, the program interprets its hyperlinks and other styling, and transforms the text on-screen.
Click on NEXT or PREVIOUS to see the next or previous entry in the index. Click on BACK to re-trace your steps entry-by-entry.
Click on specially-formatted words in the text display field to jump to related information:
> Bold text are hyperlinks to Encyclopedia entries.
> Any other word: triggers an automatic full-text search.
If you have the Find Strip open, you can see the Input Field update with whatever word(s) you have clicked.
Click on FIND to open the Find Strip. Type into the Input Field any word you wish. If the Selector to the right of the Input Field says ENTRY...
> ...if you begin typing with letters of the alphabet, the Omnipedia assumes you are typing an Encyclopedia-style entry.
Any time you pause typing for one second, the index will jump to a location that nearly matches what you have typed. Then you can use the index to select the exact entry you were looking for; or you can continue typing and click SEARCH.
In the Find Strip, if the Selector to the right of the Input Field says WORD, you may type a word into the field and click SEARCH.
