Engee documentation

Abstracts

Annotations are areas in workspace Engee inside which you can add text and formatting, add lines of code and images.

To add annotations, left-click on an empty space in the Engee workspace. This will open a context menu with a button Add Annotation annotation 1 1:

annotation 1

Interface

annotation 2

  1. Bold annotation 3

  2. Italics annotation 4

  3. Strikethrough annotation 5

  4. Show/Hide heading annotation 6

  5. Add bulleted list annotation 7

  6. Add a numbered list annotation 8

  7. Insert table annotation 9

  8. Insert quote annotation 10

  9. Insert link annotation 11

  10. Insert code section annotation 12

  11. Insert horizontal line annotation 13

Annotations in Engee use the syntax of the markup language Markdown with the ability to extend functionality using HTML and LaTeX.

Inserting images

To insert images, use the links as follows:

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You can specify alternative text in square brackets [], and in round brackets () you can specify a link to an image on the Internet. Annotations in Engee do not support local paths to images lying in file browser.

Code insertion

To specify a programming language in the annotation code block, the syntax is used to specify the language after a triple backwards apostrophe. For example, to specify the Python language:

```python
print("Hello, world!")
```

Features

Annotations do not support interactive drag-and-drop (drag-and-drop) of text, pictures, or files from other sources.

Annotations do not support copied coordinate planes from chart window graphs icon 1.

To delete an annotation, left-click on it and use the key Del or Backspace. The annotation will also be deleted automatically when its contents are deleted.

To move the annotation across the canvas, left-click on it.

To edit an already created annotation, double-click on it with the left mouse button.

Annotations are a level below any Engee workspace elements, eliminating unwanted overlap.

Example

annotation example 1