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FAQ: General Use
Notational Velocity combines the search and title fields, so while you type the title of a new note, NV is searching for notes that contain those words, and filtering out notes that don’t.
To see the full list, simply delete whatever is typed in the search/title field, or press ESC.
Just start typing a new title in the top field and press Return. (Don’t worry, the old note won’t be renamed.) You can also restore your search terms by pressing Command-D, to avoid re-typing them.
Double-click its title in the list, or press Command-R.
Under Preferences > General, uncheck “Quit when closing window”.
From the View menu, select Sort By > Date Modified. You can add the Date Modified column by choosing Columns > Date Modified.
See Importing Notes from External Sources.
See TextExpander, Typinator, Etc.
NV selects the first word of your highlighted search terms. If the body area is not active, then Mac OS X will use the inactive selection color, which is light gray. To more easily see the first highlighted word, press Tab to make the body area active.
Notes are stored in your home directory under ~/Library/Application Support/Notational Data/. This folder can be moved using the Finder; see Moving/renaming the notes database.