Screenbook Table of Contents
What is Leo

Page 1 | Leo
Page 2 | Leo is an outlining editor
Page 3 | Open a node
Page 4 | Close a node
Page 5 | The node is closed
Page 6 | Headline and text
Page 7 | File - Save
Page 8 | Save as pim.leo
Page 9 | File name in title bar
Page 10 | Leo is a meta-text editor
Page 11 | The @root directive
Page 12 | Tangle the node
Page 13 | The file has been written
Page 14 | The file is listed in Windows Explorer.
Page 15 | The file displayed in a text editor.
Page 16 | Extracting a node
Page 17 | << >> brackets to define a section
Page 18 | A section name in node text
Page 19 | Choose Tangle
Page 20 | The file has been updated
Page 21 | Here is the extracted file
Page 22 | Summary
Page 23 | In addition to Outlining and file deriving features like Tangle, Leo also has th...