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Curio 15 Documentation Curio 15 Documentation Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Table of contents Introducing Curio 15 Curio Editions 15 Availability 16 Curio From the Zengobi Website 16 Curio From the Mac App Store 19 Getting Help 20 Curiota 21 Projects 22 Project Gallery 23 Using the Project Gallery 23 Working with the Open Project Gallery 24 The New Project Gallery 25 Projects Toolbar Button 26 Project Templates 26 The Project Inspector 27 Calendar Sync STANDARD PRO 27 PDF Mirror STANDARD PRO 29 Additional Details 30 Reference Types PRO 32 Advanced Project Options PRO 33 The Organizer 35 Sections STANDARD PRO 38 Folders 39 Trash 39 Archive 41 Filter 41 Navigation Controls 42 Inspector 43 Tags 43 Labels 45 Notes 45 Info 46 The Idea Space 48 Working with Idea Spaces 48 Idea Space Styles 48 Idea Space Templates STANDARD PRO 49 Zooming 50 - 2/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Gestures 51 Inserting Space 51 Inspector 52 Background 52 Transitions PRO 53 Dimensions 53 Figures 55 Terminology 55 Insert Popover 55 Basic Shapes 56 Styled Shape or Stencil 56 List / Mind Map / Table / Index Card / Album / Pinboard 56 Audio Recording 57 Video Recording 57 YouTube / Vimeo Video 57 Instant Document 58 Equation STANDARD PRO 58 Web View 58 Google Doc 58 Date and Time 58 Variable 59 List/Mind Map/Table From File 59 File 59 Insert Menu 59 Insert Other Content 60 From the Finder 60 From Curiota 60 From the Web 60 From Mail 61 From Contacts 61 From Calendar 61 From a LinkBack Application 61 From an Equation/Formula Editor 62 From OneNote 62 From TaskPaper STANDARD PRO 63 From OmniOutliner STANDARD PRO 64 Insert from Library 65 Meta Import STANDARD PRO 65 Spread PDF STANDARD PRO 68 Instant Document Templates 69 - 3/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Tools Palette 69 The Select Tool 69 The Text Tool 70 The Line Tool 71 The Shapes Tool 72 The Scribble Tools STANDARD PRO 73 Working with Figures 73 Text Figures 75 Text Figures with Markdown STANDARD PRO 75 Rich Text Synxtax 76 Markdown Emoji 76 Markdown Images 77 Markdown Lists 78 Markdown Block Quotes 78 Markdown Code Blocks 79 Text Figure Markdown Limitations 79 Text Figure Attachments 80 Multimedia Figures 80 Media Controls 81 During Playback 81 Inline Movie Controls 81 Web Figures 81 Weblink Figures 82 Web View Figures 82 PDF Figures 83 Deactivated State 83 Activated State 83 Equation Figures STANDARD PRO 84 Inserting an Equation 84 Supported Syntaxes 85 Delimiters 85 Inline Equations 85 Final Rendering 85 Editing an Equation 86 Help with Equations 86 Table of Contents Figure STANDARD PRO 86 Table of Contents Inspector 87 Idea Graphs 87 Linking Figures 88 Jump Actions 88 Jump Anchors 89 - 4/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Idea Space Link Figures 89 Hyperlinks 90 Deep Hyperlinks 90 Reference Links PRO 91 Focus STANDARD PRO 95 Figure Layers PRO 95 Figure Styles 98 Default Figure Style 99 Figure Stencils STANDARD PRO 101 Figure Inspectors 103 Style 103 Inspector Bar 103 Inspector Shelf 103 Text 103 Inspector Bar 103 Inspector Shelf 104 Shape 105 Inspector Bar 105 Inspector Shelf 105 Geometry 108 Meta 110 Inspector Bar 110 Inspector Shelf 111 Tags 112 Dates 114 Resources 115 Actions 116 Custom Data PRO 117 Line 121 Collection Figures 122 Lists 122 List Import/Export 124 List Inspector Bar 125 List Inspector 125 Mind Maps 128 Mind Map Import/Export 131 Mind Map Inspector Bar 134 Mind Map Inspector 134 Tables 136 Table Import/Export 138 - 5/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Table Inspector Bar 139 Table Inspector 139 Index Cards 140 Index Card Inspector Bar 141 Index Card Inspector 141 Albums 141 Album Inspector Bar 142 Album Inspector 143 Pinboards 143 Pinboard Inspector Bar 145 Pinboard Inspector 145 Stacks 145 Stack Inspector Bar 147 Stack Inspector 147 Shelf 149 Inspector 149 Accessing the Inspector Shelf 149 Inspector Popovers 149 Search 149 Search Criteria 150 Begin Search 152 Regular Expressions PRO 152 Library 153 Library Modules 153 Project 153 Local 155 DEVONthink 156 Stencils STANDARD PRO 157 Sleuth STANDARD PRO 158 Evernote STANDARD PRO 158 What Is Evernote? 158 Automatic Meta Import 160 Limitations of the Evernote Shelf 160 Advanced Evernote Customizations 161 Status PRO 161 Projects Panel 162 Tasks Panel 163 Live Export 165 Sleuth STANDARD PRO 166 Customizing Sleuth 167 - 6/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents KidSafe Sleuth 168 Scribbles STANDARD PRO 169 Scribble Inspector 170 Journal STANDARD PRO 172 Masters PRO 174 Master Styles 174 Sample Workfow 174 Using the Style Inspector Shelf 175 Using the Galleries 175 Using Master Styles 175 Master Figure Stencils 176 Sample Workfow 176 Overrides 177 Limitations 177 Using the Masters Organizer 177 Using the Stencils Shelf 178 Using the Galleries 178 Using Master Stencils 178 Master Idea Space Templates 179 Sample Workfow 179 Overrides 180 Limitations 180 Using the Masters Organizer 181 Adding a Master Template Instance 181 Using the Galleries 182 Tagged Sets of Master Idea Space Templates 182 Master Styles via Master Templates 182 Using Master Templates 183 Master Markdown Styles 185 Sharing 187 Copying 187 The Copy menu 187 The Copy As menu 187 Including Meta in Text Exports 188 Sharing 188 Sharing the Project 189 Sharing Selected Idea Spaces 189 Sharing Selected Figures 189 Dragging 190 - 7/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Printing 190 Customizing Print Headers and Footers 192 PDF Export 192 Options 193 PDF Outline STANDARD PRO 193 Clickable Links 193 Limitations 193 HTML Export 194 Keynote Export 195 PowerPoint Export 195 TaskPaper Export STANDARD PRO 196 TaskPaper Meta Search Tips 196 Markdown Export STANDARD PRO 197 Markdown Text 197 Markdown Lists 198 Markdown Tables 198 Markdown Links 198 Markdown Footnotes 199 Markdown Meta Tags 199 Presentations PRO 200 Begin the Presentation 200 Begin the Presentation in Window 201 End the Presentation 201 Context Menu 201 Presenting to an iPad via Sidecar 201 Keyboard Shortcuts 202 Gestures 203 Project Backups 204 Syncing 205 Backgrounder 205 Avoiding Issues 205 Dropbox Sync Indicators 206 iCloud Sync Indicators 206 Ofoaded Files 207 No Sync 208 Continuity 209 Preferences 210 General 210 Appearance 210 Product Updates 212 - 8/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Default Projects Folder 212 Backups STANDARD PRO 212 Repositories PRO 213 Presentation PRO 214 Advanced Preferences 215 General 216 Open Untitled 216 Open Previous Project 216 Center Contents 216 Disable Scroll Elasticity 216 Project Auto Lockfle Prefxes 216 Projects Button Open QuickPick 217 Use Old Image Pasteboard Types 217 Preview Releases 217 Add Tab Option 217 Figures 218 Text Auto Detect Markdown 218 Image Figures 218 Asset Figure Image Size Constraint 219 Asset Figure Preview Size Constraint 219 Asset Figure Preview Size In Collection Constraint 219 Asset Figure Preview Alias Icon 219 Jump Anchor Size 219 Mail Messages 219 Promised Files Delay 220 Min Distribution Gap 220 Asset Figure Text Width Constraint 220 List Title 220 List Title Is Visible 220 Import Collapsed 220 Index Card Widget Expand Brings to Front 221 SuperSubscript Percentage 221 Priority 221 Instant Insert Figure Popover 221 Enter Ends Editing 221 Text Blinking Cursor 221 Default Styling for Figures Dropped/Pasted Into Collections 222 Mind Map Arrangement 222 Mindmap Rebalance After Collapsing 223 Mindmap Gaps and Ofsets 223 Table Initial Headers and Footers 223 - 9/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Table Return Edits Next Row 223 Stack Return Creates Sibling 223 Figure Show Complete Bounds 224 Figure Show Bounds Origin 224 GrabWebArchive Format 224 Pinboard Auto Resizes 224 Stack Auto Size 224 Collapse To Title 224 Direct Click 225 Link Color and Underline 225 Locked Figures Allow Adornment Clicks 225 Shift Bypasses Galleries 225 Connected Figures 225 Shapes 226 Figure Style Gallery Light 226 Shadow Color 226 Jagged Shape Replacement 226 YouTube Size 226 Vimeo Size 227 Dim Video WebView Poster Images 227 Movie Controller Style 227 Movie Poster Percentage 227 Media Playback Timer 227 Auto Infate 227 Meta 228 Tasks Completed Strikethrough 228 Figure Percent Complete To From Children 228 Figure Percent Complete From Resources 228 Rating Shortcuts 228 Clear All Meta 228 Display Year In Adornment 229 Date Adornment Format 229 Date Adornment Font Fixed Pitch 229 Start Date Now 229 Display Actual Due Date 230 Reminder Due Date Midnight Adjust 230 Start Date Technique 230 Due Date Technique 230 Duration Units 230 Search Asset Types 230 Embed Tags Extract File 231 Notes Window Color 231 - 10/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc. Table of contents Notes Window Inset 231 More Notes Window Options 231 Contacts Access 231 Idea Space 232 Insert Space 232 Idea Space Spacebar QuickLook Sensitivity 232 Ruler Measurement Units 232 Gesture Customizations 232 Zoom Customizations 233 Inline PDF Annotations 233 Ignore Bundled Instant Document Templates 233 Ideaspace Print Auto Expand Threshold 233 Show Info Tooltips 233 Show Manipulation Tooltips 234 Clipview Background Color 234 Idea Space Previews 234 Preview Extension 234 Preview Cropped Side 234 Preview Test Override PDF with JPEG KB 234 Preview Use PDF for Bitmap 234 Preview Test Override PDF with JPEG Percentage 235 Preview Scaled Percent 235 Preview Scaled Min Side Upper 235 Preview Scaled Percent Ceiling 235 Preview Scaled Percent Floor 235 Preview Output Retina 235 Preview JPEG Compression Factor 236 Preview Compress PDF 236 Preview Background Refresh 236 Preview Immediately Store Thumbnails If None 236 Preview Generator On Load 236 Preview Generator Force Update 237 Preview Generator Log 237 Organizer 237 Idea Space Title 237 Folder Title 237 Rename New Idea Space 238 Rename New Folder 238 Organizer PDF Display Mode 238 Organizer Display HTML In WebView 238 Organizer Display Non Text Extensions 238 Organizer Display Read Only Text Extensions 238 - 11/265 - Copyright © 2021 Zengobi, Inc.
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