Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

Notebooks and Documents 179optiontypical defaultvalueDeletable True whether to allow a cell to be deletedinteractively with the front endCopyable True whether to allow a cell to be copiedSelectable True whether to allow the contents of a cell tobe selectedEditable True whether to allow the contents of a cell tobe editedDeployed False whether the user interface in the cell isactiveOptions for controlling interactive operations on cells.The options Deletable, Copyable, Selectable and Editable allow you to control what interactiveoperations should be allowed on cells. By setting these options to False at the notebooklevel, you can protect all the cells in a notebook.Deployed allows you to treat the contents of a cell as if they were a user interface. In a userinterface, labels are typically not selectable and controls such as buttons can be used, but notmodified. Deployed can also be set on specific elements inside a cell so that, for example, theoutput of Manipulate is always deployed even if the cell it is in has the Deployed option set toFalse.optiontypical defaultvalueEvaluator "Local" the name of the kernel to use forevaluationsEvaluatable False whether to allow the contents of a cell tobe evaluatedCellAutoOverwrite False whether to overwrite previous output whennew output is generatedGeneratedCell False whether this cell was generated from thekernelInitializationCell False whether this cell should automatically beevaluated when the notebook is openedOptions for evaluation.Mathematica makes it possible to specify a different evaluator for each cell in a notebook. Butmost often, the Evaluator option is set only at the notebook or global level, typically using theKernel Configuration Options menu item in the front end.