Appendices, Appendix i, The infoclick menus – Nisus InfoClick User Manual
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Appendices
Appendix I
The InfoClick Menus
For reference, this section gives a brief description of every menu command in InfoClick. Details on
how to use the commands in conjunction with one another to accomplish tasks appear in later
sections of the manual. It is structured by the order of the menus on the Menu Bar; the commands
in the InfoClick menu are discussed first, then those in the File, and so forth.
Conventions
Every application uses its own menu bar. If a menu command is dimmed, it is not available in the
context of your work at that time. Ellipses (…) identify commands that require dialog entries. Check
marks (✓) identify selected menu items. If you select a region of text that has more than one font
size and/or style associated with a portion (though not all) of it InfoClick displays a dash (-) beside
all those attributes partially represented in the selection. Wedge-shaped symbols (
▸
) identify
submenus which open to give you access to more commands.
InfoClick menu
Choose commands from the InfoClick menu that affect the entire application. These include About
InfoClick, Preferences…, Hide and Quit InfoClick as well as the Services submenu. InfoClick is a
Cocoa application, any services you add to your
/Library/Services folder are available to you in
InfoClick. In addition to these standard commands, you will find
Preferences…
Sets preferences specific to InfoClick. Customizing InfoClick’s preferences is
discussed in detail beginning on page 39.
Check for Updates…
Either presents an alert indicating that “You're up to date!”, or opens a dialog that
includes the release notes for the new version and offers you the options to either
Skip This Version, Remind Me Later, or Install Update. If you click Install
Update, the new version will be downloaded after which a new alert will appear
inviting you to quit the old version and restart the new one.
Buy InfoClick
Opens a Web Browser that points to the Nisus Software Online store where you
can pay for the demo version of InfoClick you may be using. If you purchased
InfoClick from the Mac App Store this command does not appear. Similarly after
you purchase and enter your license number, the command is removed.
Licenses…
Opens a dialog that enables you to buy, delete or add a license to your InfoClick.
Services:InfoClick
Because InfoClick is a Cocoa application it can use all the tools of the menu
InfoClick > Services. These are commands made available by other applications.
InfoClick adds a command to the Services menu that you can use in any other
application that supports Services.
▸
New Document With Selection
Whenever you select text in another application you can choose this
command to create a new InfoClick document.
Quit InfoClick
Quits the application. Depending on how you set your preference in the General
preferences of InfoClick, you can have all windows open on quitting opened again
when you start the application.
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