Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

Notebooks and Documents 165In[34]:=Make the current selection be a complete cell.SelectionMove@nb, All, CellDIn[35]:=Put a frame around the cell that is the current selection.SetOptions@NotebookSelection@nbD, CellFrame -> TrueDCreateWindow@DCreateWindow@optionsDNotebookOpen@"name"DNotebookOpen@"name",optionsDSetSelectedNotebook@objDNotebookPrint@objDNotebookPrint@obj," file"DNotebookPrint@obj,"!command"DNotebookSave@objDNotebookSave@obj," file"DNotebookClose@objDcreate a new notebookcreate a notebook with specified optionsopen an existing notebookopen a notebook with specified notebook optionsmake the specified notebook the selected onesend a notebook to your printersend a PostScript version of a notebook to a filesend a PostScript version of a notebook to an externalcommandsave the current version of a notebook in a filesave the notebook in a file with the specified nameclose a notebookOperations on whole notebooks.If you call CreateWindow@D a new empty notebook will appear on your screen.By executing commands like SetSelectedNotebook and NotebookOpen, you tell the Mathematicafront end to change the windows you see. Sometimes you may want to manipulate a notebookwithout ever having it displayed on the screen. You can do this by using the option settingVisible -> False in NotebookOpen or CreateWindow.