Scalar 2 User's GuideMain MenuGetting StartedExplains account and book creation, and some interface basics.QuickStartsA path of all QuickStart content in this user's guide.Working with MediaHow to get the most out of your use of media in Scalar.Working with ContentCreating and editing content in Scalar.Working with WidgetsWorking with StructureHow to use Scalar's many options for structuring publications.Editorial WorkflowHow to use features for performing editorial review of content.VisualizationsExploring the contents of a book visually.LensesAn introduction to lenses, a tool for searching and visualizing Scalar content.Advanced TopicsDescribing Scalar's more advanced features.Third Party Plugins and Platforms
12014-10-01T16:38:30-07:00Annotating Plain Text7Adding annotations to plain text files.plain2015-06-15T17:23:02-07:00
To annotate a plain text file (this includes files with the extensions .txt, .js, .java, .xml, and .css), you must be logged in with Author privileges for the Scalar book containing the file. Click the new page icon (plus) in your Scalar header bar to create a new page; this will become your annotation.
Import the text file you want to annotate.
After clicking the "New" button you should be looking at the page editor. Enter the title of the annotation.
Enter an optional description for the annotation.
Scroll to the bottom of the editor and look for the text that reads "To make this page an annotation," and click "specify media that it annotates".
Select the text file you want to annotate.
Enter the starting and ending lines of the annotation.
Click "Save" to save the annotation.
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Sign in to your Scalar account.
Click the new page icon (plus) in your Scalar header bar to create a new page; this page will become the annotation.
Enter the title, description, and content of the page.
Next to the text reading "To make this page an annotation," click "specify media that it annotates."
Select the text file you want to annotate.
Enter the starting and ending lines of the annotation.