Managing Computations in Notebooks
Mathematica's sophisticated notebook paradigm provides a uniquely powerful way to manage, organize, document and present computations—from a few input and output lines, to industrial-size applications.
Shift+Enter — evaluate the current cell
Ctrl+Shift+Enter — evaluate the current selection in place
Aborting, Interrupting & Debugging
Alt+. — abort a computation
Alt+, — interrupt a computation, entering a subsession
Arranging Computations in Notebooks
Ctrl+L — copy down an input line ()
Ctrl+Shift+L — copy down an output line ()
double-click input cell bracket — hide the output to a computation
double-click output cell bracket — hide the input to a computation
— quit kernel, leaving the front end running
— specify the local or remote kernel to use for a notebook
— how much to localize variables in each window
— a cell to evaluate when the notebook is opened
NotebookAutoSave — whether to automatically save after each computation