Annotating an E-book |
You can make changes in an E-book using the same techniques as in any Mathcad worksheet. While you cannot delete original regions in an E-book, you can change equations, add new equations, and add new text. Any changes you make are lost when you close the book, unless you choose Annotate Book from the Book menu in the Resources window.
If you save changes, Mathcad creates an annotated copy of your E-book, which it opens instead of the original E-book. An asterisk appears on the title bar when a changed section is open. The original state of the book is also saved so you can always restore it.
By default, Mathcad highlights any changes you make to an E-book in a different color. To specify this color, choose Color > Annotation from the Format menu.
The Book menu in the Resources Window has the following choices for controlling annotations:
Annotate Book: Turn on annotation saving.
Highlight Changes – Turn highlighting on and off.
Save Section – Save changes to the current section only.
Save All Changes – Save any annotations for the whole E-book.
View Original Section – View the original, unannotated section.
View Edited Section – View the annotated section.
Restore Section – Replace the currently open E-book page with the original, unedited version.
Restore All – Replace the currently open E-book with the original, unmarked version. All annotations are lost.