Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

Notebooks and Documents 11This shows cells in various styles. The styles define not only the format of the cell contents, butalso their placement and spacing.By putting a cell in a particular style, you specify a whole collection of properties for the cell,including for example how large and in what font text should be given.The Mathematica front end allows you to modify such properties, either for complete cells, orfor specific material within cells.Even within a cell of a particular style, the Mathematica front end allows a wide range of propertiesto be modified separately.Ordinary Mathematica notebooks can be read by non-Mathematica users using the free product,Mathematica Player, which allows viewing and printing, but does not allow computations of anykind to be performed. This product also supports notebook player files (.nbp), which have beenspecially prepared by Wolfram Research to allow interaction with dynamic content such as theoutput of Manipulate. For example, all the notebook content on The Wolfram DemonstrationsProject site is available as notebook player files.