Nota Bene Help Pages

This Web site aims to provide students, faculty, and researchers in the humanities and social sciences with help in the use of Nota Bene.

If you're viewing this site, you've probably at least heard of the Nota Bene suite of applications, which are especially designed for research and writing. Or perhaps you're already using Nota Bene, but would like to get more out of it. Whatever your level of expertise, this web site is designed to help you get more out of the program. In addition to the text and illustrations, you'll also find training videos to guide you step by step.

This Web site is not designed to substitute for the tutorials found in Orbis and Ibidem, nor for the sample files that come with Nota Bene (look for files that contain the extension smp inside the folder nbwin\document\samples). If you haven't yet explored these helpful tutorials, I strongly encourage you to do so: you will be amply rewarded.

For tech support, and to find program resources and answers to frequently asked questions, along with downloads and additional programs useful for everyday academic work, go to the company's Web site at www.notabene.com.

Mark D. Szuchman
Professor of Latin American History
Florida International University
szuchman@fiu.edu
www.fiu.edu/~szuchman