Nisus Writer Pro supplies some special tools for creating larger, more complex documents. These include the ability to separate the document into various sections, and the use of certain variables, footnotes, and tables.
Insert a footnote or endnote 257
Return to the document from the note text 257
Return to a specific note from its marker in the document 257
Edit a footnote or endnote 257
Delete a footnote or endnote 261
Change endnotes to footnotes, or vice versa 262
Find the next footnote in your document because it shares the selected style
263
Learn whether or not a document has notes 264
Determine the size (number of rows/columns) of a table 266
Create a table with pre-existing text 268
Navigate among the cells of a table 269
Select cells, or portions of… or the entire table 269
Determine the alignment (position) of a table on the page 270
Determine the alignment (position) of text in a table 270
Cause the table to resize to fit its contents (and settings) 283
Cause the table to resize to fit the full extent of the page 284
Adjust the padding around the contents of a cell 286
Make your tables stand out! 288
Modify the lines (edges, borders, etc.) of a table 288
Set the shading (color) of cells 292
Determine the pattern of cells 292
Set the color of the foreground and background of a cell pattern
295
Copy, cut and paste a table 296
Copy the contents, but not the “tableness” of a table 296
Find and/or replace a table and/or text in a table 296
Bookmarks and Cross-references 299
The Bookmarks and Cross-references interface 299
Jump to the Cross-Reference target
312
Create Tables of Contents, Outlines and Indexes 313
About Tables of Contents and Indexes 313
Create a table of contents 313
Designate text to appear in the table of contents 313
See what text has been included in the table of contents 313
Remove an entry from the table of contents 314
Set the headings to automatically appear in the table of contents
314
Insert a table of contents into your document 315
Update the table of contents 316
Remove a table of contents 317
Format the text of your table of contents 317
Create a new table of contents 319
Determine which table of contents is active 320
Quickly add text to the table of contents of your choice 320
Maintain a running table of contents 321
Modify the structure of your document using the Table of Contents Navigator
323
Designate text to appear in the index 326
Index one thing as something else “index as” 326
Index multiple terms as one term using the Find/Replace tool
328
Use the index to refer to other entries 330
Determine how indexed items should sort 331
Index all occurrences of the word in the “Index as topic” box
332
Add an additional “Index As” reference to indexed text 332
Create a hierarchical index 332
Create an index entry which references all text of a given font, size and/or style (or language) 333
Automatically index your document using a word list 335
Create a word list as a tool for preparing an index 336
See what text has been included in the index 336
Remove an entry from the index 336
Insert an index into your document 338
Determine the appearance of what separates the various sections of your index
Determine what separates the index entry from its reference
340
Determine what “leader” separates the index entry from its reference
Determine the characters that separate page numbers in the index
Have all sub-levels of the index appear on the same line (space permitting)
Set the paragraph style associated with each level of the index
340
Modify the appearance of the text in the index 341
Determine which index is active 343
Quickly add text to the index of your choice 343
Quickly remove text from the index of your choice 344
How consecutive page numbers are handled in an index 344
Bibliographic Reference Tools 345
Link Bookends to Nisus Writer Pro 345
Add a citation from your references database to your document 346
Insert a formatted bibliography into your document 349
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