I agree with the view of Orbis. It is fantastic. So that as you peruse the list of matches, you could decide, yes, that's the file I'm looking for, and then launch it in the word processor. Just a thought. In the current version of Nota Bene you can import search results to an open Nota Bene file, but launching the file that contains the search results requires a few extra steps.
People typing on their computers, usually laptops.
But later on you may see them frustrated, looking for those ideas, those jottings, those notes in the vast, pointer less deserts known as hard disks. You see them cutting and pasting, clipping here and there, and at the end of the day they might delude themselves into thinking that they will remember the location of the files, or, sadder still, they promise themselves that they will tidy their hard disks and impose order and logic to their folders and directories. Users of the NBW suite, by contrast, take their notes, and the Orbis module takes care of retrieving them. NBW users can do this on the fly with minimal interference to the flow of their writing. Nota Bene thanks all of the scholars who have contributed to this page.