I copied it to a blank notebook and laboriously revised the the styles. And viola~

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Fixed.

Well, that's tempting!

But let me go back to my original question: if you basically have just a list of topics, why do you want to use a Mathematica notebook to write down the list? There is nothing in it (or am I wrong?) which suggests the need for the functionality of Mathematica (which, I agree, is as good a text processor as any other, or even better).

I see just a list of text cells (even if they are chapters or sections or whatever), and you want to add subtopics or, at most, the statements of theorems, again, in the form of text cells. For example, your attachment Fermat and Euler.nb is, again, has only a text cell, and nothing that suggests that there is an input cell with live examples or such kind of things. (I'm just trying to understand what is it that you want to achieve). Perhaps you could throw some light on the matter so that I could be more useful to you.

Going back to square one, as far as I can see your notebook is essentially a list of topics, organized in cells of various styles. But, for example, if I look at topic "Foundations", the big cell associated with it doesn't have a format style, like Chapter, Subchapter, Section, etc. Select the big bracket, second from right, which starts with Foundations. Then click Format|Style and you'll see that there is no style checked in the list. This I don't understand.

Now, when you say in your last post that you just had to add Fermat's Little Theorem and Euler's Generalization, I don't know what you mean: the two titles are there, with nothing inside them, as the rest of the cells. Do you mean you were about to add content to those cells?

Geez, things get messier all the time. Now that technical support is aware of the problem, let's hope they will throw some light on the situation.

When in Option Inspector look at the small window at the top (where it says selection) and select the notebook's name ( in this case "mathematics.nb"|, Then Choose the WindowProperties|WindowSize and simply overwrite 1920, 1080 and type enter. This should work OK. The rest of the riddle is still alive, by what I can infer.

on 10.1 and I can scroll. screen res 1600*900 windows windows 7 enterprise sp1

It baffles me, too.

There are two ways to adjust window length: manually, place your cursor at the bottom of the notebook window until a double-headed arrow appears. Then just drag it down to the desired length.

Otherwise, use the OptionInspector in the Menu bar. Select Format|OptionInspector Make sure to select the notebook in the upper left corner. Then go to NotebookOptions|Windows Properties|Window Size and type something like {1160, 950} instead of the default value. This will give a decent sized window for your notebook, and it will stay there permanently (i.e., until you change it.)

Only this notebook is screwy. I will try your suggestions .Thanks.

This is really strange. I am unable to scroll as well in 10.4. But with the Number Theory cells minimized, I can scroll again.

If I expand General cell, things are scrollable. But expanding the Foundations cell, it gets stuck :S

Is this just a list of topics? (Very nice, by the way)

I had no problem in scrolling through it using the mouse...