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|  Working with Text in Cells
When working with text in cells there are special commands.
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If you’re editing a cell, pressing Return ends editing. If you need to insert a blank line in the text, choose Edit → Insert → Line Break. Cmd-Return is the keyboard shortcut for this command. You can also press the Enter key to add a blank line. Choosing Outline → Paragraph Mode sets the Return key to add blank lines instead of end editing (press Option-Return to end editing).
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Pressing the Tab key indents the current cell. Press Option-Tab insert a tab character in a cell’s text. In Paragraph Mode, the Tab key inserts a tab instead of changing the cell’s position in the hierarchy.
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| Pasting Multi-Line Text as an Outline
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When you paste text into a page, NoteBook places that text into a single new cell. Choose Edit → Paste → Paste Text as an Outline to divide the text into multiple lines, each placed in its own new cell. NoteBook creates a new cell for every return character in the text, and indents each new cell by the number of tab characters at the beginning of each line.
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