Modifying an Existing Note
Most note-modification commands are easy to use once you know where to find them.
To Modify a Note:
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Double-click a note to open its editor.
The universal text note editor allows you to modify both the text content and its style (bold, italic, etc.). - Right-click a note to open its contextual menu.
- If a dark corner or border appears after selecting a note, drag it to resize the note.
- To change the font, select one or more notes and choose Format > Show Fonts.
- To change the color, select one or more notes and choose Format > Levels & Colors.
- To delete the selected notes, press delete or backspace.
- To hide notes, uncheck View > Peak Labels and/or Document Notes.
- To move a group of notes together, select them and use the arrow keys. Hold Shift ⇧ for larger movements, or option (Mac) for finer adjustments.
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In some situations—for example after rotating the text—it can be difficult to select a note.
Choose Edit > Select All. iNMR will show (in gray) the area of each note.
You can also activate the option “Fast Selection” under the menu View. With this option enabled, dragging the mouse selects all notes within the specified area.
Frames, arrows and chemical formulas can be either thin or thick.
In the first case the line thickness is the one specified in your user
Settings, unless the note has an explicit color assigned (including black):
in this case the line thickness is 1 point.
When the note is thick, the line thickness is always 3 points.
To duplicate the last textual note, simply select the writer tool and click anywhere. Every time you click, the tool creates a new note with the same text. This trick is valuable, for example, when you want to mark all the peaks of an impurity with the same symbol.