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Contents Pictorial Index General Concepts Jotz Folder Pad Note Rich Text Dragging Drawers Autosave AutoTitle Auto Hide MultiButton ToolTips Pad and Note decor Suggestion Box Registration Features Importing Classic Notepads Cosmetic Features Creating Pads Creating Notes Deleting Notes Selecting Pads And Notes Searching Organizing Notes ToDo Drawer Reference Drawer Text Drawer Pad Settings Sheet Mailroom Iconizing "How Do I ..." Create a new Pad Create a new Note Delete a note Change the default font Quickly edit text attributes Find information Move notes between pads Change note titles Drag text Send Email

Drawers You Need To Know: If you are already familiar with drawers, you can probably skip this entire page. If you are not, read on. Drawers are a novel feature of the OSX interface. A drawer is a special kind of window that is attached to a parent window. When the drawer is activated, it opens by appearing to slide out from behind the parent window. You can generally close a drawer by selecting whatever button or menu item opened the drawer, or you can drag the drawer closed by its outer border. Drawers have some funny rules -- a drawer is not supposed to be larger than its parent window. As a result, if you want a drawer to be wider than its current limit, you have to make the window larger first. If you think that this is as silly as I do, voice your opinions to Apple here All of Jotz's drawers also have a drawer-close tab on the border of the drawer. Jotz has three classes of drawers: • Pad-related drawers Drawer deals with pad data in some manner. Examples: Shuffle Drawer, Text Drawer. • Application-wide drawers Drawer deals with a single, application-wide data source, regardless of what pad it is opened in. Examples: To Do Drawer, Reference Drawer • Utility Drawers Drawer is a tool for manipulating data, and each instance deals with a data source unique to it, but unrelated to the parent Pad. List Drawer (not yet available). Here is an example drawer: The tab on the right-hand edge of the drawer is the drawer-close tab.