User Manual
Layout

Memory

Save complete layout snapshots as named memory slots and recall them instantly — from the interface, keyboard, or via OSC.

Saving a Memory Slot

What a Memory Slot Saves

Each named memory slot captures the complete state of the operator interface at the moment it is saved:

  • Layout mode, divider positions and slide visibility
  • Current and Next Slide alignment
  • Font, size and line spacing settings
  • Teleprompter speed and pointer settings
  • Speaker name, access assignment and optional timer duration
1
Configure your layout
Set up the Display exactly as you want it for a particular speaker or section.
2
Open Memory
Click the Memory button in the Speaker Control section of the toolbar.
3
Click Save Current
Click Save Current Layout. You will be prompted to name the slot. Choose something descriptive — speaker name, section title, or role.
Up to 20 named slots are supported - perfect for multi-speaker events.
NextNote Saved Layouts

Recalling a Memory Slot

Click any slot in the Saved Layouts list to recall it immediately. All layout settings switch instantly — no transition delay.

Use the edit control to update the speaker details and, where required, enable a speaker timer and enter its duration. Timer appearance and output formatting are configured separately in Timer Designer and Timer settings.

Re-ordering, Renaming and Deleting Slots

To change the order, drag a row — including its handle on the left — to the new location. Select the pencil icon to rename a memory or the bin icon to delete it.

Wipe All: Click the Wipe All button to delete all saved memory slots at once. This action cannot be undone.
NextNote Memory Edit settings

Keyboard Shortcuts

Recall any of the 20 memory positions using the Control key and a number. The keyboard numberpad is ideal for this.

ShortcutMemory position
Ctrl + 1 to Ctrl + 9Positions 1 to 9
Ctrl + 0Position 10
Ctrl + Shift + 1 to Ctrl + Shift + 9Positions 11 to 19
Ctrl + Shift + 0Position 20
The number row and numeric keypad are supported. Shortcuts follow the current visible order of the Saved Layouts list, so re-ordering a slot also changes its shortcut position. On iPad, shortcuts require a connected hardware keyboard.

OSC Recall

Every memory slot can be triggered via OSC, making it possible to recall layouts from a Stream Deck or any OSC controller during a live event. Slot numbering starts at 1 and matches the order they appear in the Memory sheet.