NB Commands: alphabetical list |
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The following is an alphabetical list of commands used by Nota Bene. Commands in Nota Bene are not case sensitive and can be typed in either lower case or upper case letters. Click the link next to the command below for information on how to use each command. For information on the use of commands in Nota Bene, see NB Commands. For information on how to review previously entered command, see Action Line.
When you see commands in Show Codes View, you can place your cursor on the command and press Ctrl+F1 for more information about the command.
ab (abandon) closing a file al (automatic leading) line spacing append append one file to another attrib (attribute) read only option bb (breakable block) nonbreakable block bc (break column) snaking columns bf (bottom footnote) footnotes bg (background) color bo (border) creating a border bt (bottom) margins c0 - c14 (counters #0 - 14) numbered lists ca or call open file cc (change case) change case cd or chdir (change directory) changing directories ce (clear edit) redlining cf (capitalize first) change case ch (change) find and replace ci (change, invisible) find and replace clrlib (clear library) multiple phrase libraries co1 - co12 (column) table commands copy copying a file copy/mv moving a file ct (cellular table) cellular tables cv (change, verify) find and replace da (date) date dc (define counter) numbered lists delete deleting a file df (dump footnotes) footnotes dir (directory) displaying a directory dy (dye) colors ec (end column) table commands el (extra leading) line spacing fa (framed area) framing an area fc (force center) alignment fg (foreground) color fl (flush left) alignment fm (footnote format) footnotes fn (footnote) footnotes fp (final page) page numbering fr (flush right) alignment fs (footnote separator) footnotes fw (footnote wrap) footnotes gc (general citation) gc command go go to gu (gutter) snaking columns or cellular tables hy (hyphenation) hyphenation ig (import graphic) importing a graphic im (index marker) index markers in codes view ip (indent paragraph) indentation ju (justify) alignment la (language) la commands ld (leader) leader ldlib (load library) multiple phrase libraries lj (line justify) alignment ll (line leading) line spacing lr (left-right) orientation ls (line spacing) line spacing md (mode) mode commands md bi (bold italics) md bo (bold) md bu (bold underline) md st (strike through) md ud (double underline) md it (italics) md sd or md sb (subscript) md su (superscript) md ul (underline) me or merge merge mkdir (make directory) creating a directory nb (nonbreakable block) nonbreakable block ne or new create a new file nf (no footnotes) footnotes nj (no justification) alignment now time ob (object) framework commands of (offset) margins ol (outline level) framework commands os (one-sided) margins op (orphans) widows and orphans or (orientation) printing order sorting a directory pe (put edit) redlining pg (page) page break pn (page number) page numbering print printing rd or rmdir (remove directory) deleting directories re or read open read only file rec (reference chapter) reference commands red (redlining) redlining ref (reference) reference commands rename renaming a file rep (reference page) reference commands rf (running footer) headers and footers rg (registration) character case rh (running header) headers and footers sa or save saving a file sad or savedef or savesel saving a file salib (save library) multiple phrase libraries se (search) find and replace sec (seconds) time sf (set footnote) footnotes sh (snake height) snaking columns sn (snaking columns) snaking columns sp (set page) page numbering spell spell check ss (set style) setting a style st (store) closing a file sz (size) font size tc (tab clear) tabs today date tm (time) time tp (top) margins tr (tab reset) tabs ts (tab set) tabs tw (text width) header and footer commands tx (track changes) track changes ub (use border) creating a border uf (use font) font settings ul (underline) underline options up (use page border) creating a border us (use style) using a style ux (use x) footnote commands wc (word count) word count wd (widows) widows and orphans zoom zoom
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