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2. Open the Edit menu. At the bottom of the menu, you will find an item that refers to the object by name (for example, Bitmap object). Selecting this menu item opens a sub-menu containing all the OLE commands that are available for this object. There is an Edit command for editing the object. Invoke this command. 3. The application associated with the OLE object now starts. Make the desired changes there. To return to TextMaker, simply exit the object’s source application. When exiting some applications, you will be asked if you want to update the object in the TextMaker document. Answer “Yes” – otherwise your changes will be discarded. Editing links to OLE objects If you acquire an OLE object from a file with the Link option checked, you can edit the resulting link to the source file with the Edit > Link command. When you invoke this command, a dialog box appears and displays a list of all the existing links in the current document. When you select a link from the list, the name and type of the source file to which the link refers are displayed in the lower part of the dialog box. The dialog’s buttons allow you to perform the following functions: Button Update Now Open Source Change Source Break Link Function Updates the OLE object. Use this button if the source file has been modified by another program and the changes are not visible in the TextMaker document. Starts the application associated with the OLE object, allowing you to edit the object in the application. Tip: Double clicking on the object has the same effect. Lets you select a different file as the source for the OLE object. Cuts the link to the source file. As a result, the object is embedded permanently in the TextMaker document. Changes to the source file no longer have any effect on the document. However, the object can still be edited by double clicking on it. 222 OLE objects Manual TextMaker
Changing position and size of an OLE object An OLE object inserted with the Object > New OLE Object command is treated by TextMaker like a character within the text. When you want to change the position of such an object, all you need to do is cut it and paste it at another place using the familiar Edit menu commands. The size of an OLE object can be changed in either of two ways: Dragging the boundary lines Click on the OLE object to select it. When the object is selected, red lines are displayed on its borders. When you drag one of these lines with the mouse, the size of the object is changed accordingly. Entering values manually You can also enter precise numeric values for the size and margins of an OLE object. To do this, select the object with a (single!) mouse click and then invoke the Object > Properties command. A dialog box appears to facilitate changes to the object’s properties (see also the next section). Switch to the dialog’s Format property sheet and enter the desired measurements in the Size group box. Changing the properties of OLE objects The Object > Properties command gives you access to a dialog where all the properties of an object can be edited. An object’s properties include, for example, its size and margins, along with numerous other properties that you can set. To modify the properties of an OLE object, first select it with a mouse click. Then invoke the Object > Properties command to bring up the associated dialog. The following settings can be made in this dialog: Layout, Format, Filling, etc. property sheets FreeOffice: In <strong>SoftMaker</strong> FreeOffice, the property sheets Shadow and Effects are not available. Manual TextMaker OLE objects 223
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Simple formatting .................
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The paragraph style Normal ........
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Object mode .......................
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Creating a new database ...........
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Starting a fax transmission .......
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Installing additional dictionaries
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Additional features in SoftMaker Of
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The Enter key is represented by (¢
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Installing under Windows Mobile or
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The title bar indicates the name of
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Indentations and tab stops are not
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and most of the toolbars are hidden
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Altogether the following direction
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Deleting large sections of text: Th
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Using document templates Apart from
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Using Quick Paths With the Quick Pa
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The TextMaker Tour Welcome to the T
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The finished text Next, we need to
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control panel, or by pressing (Esc)
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Now it is time once again to save t
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32 is not present in the list of fo
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Note: Paragraph format actions - in
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2. Choose the desired tab type in t
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Of course, what is still missing is
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This time we will select the MicroS
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Since we only want to change the to
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Working with selections This chapte
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Canceling the selection When you wa
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Pasting with special formatting In
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Modifying character formatting Ther
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Superscript (e.g. r 2 ) and subscri
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Letter spacing and character pitch
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Hiding text You can hide sections o
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Important note: If you select a ran
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Paragraph styles (for the advanced
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To change the line spacing, do the
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Setting the default language Import
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Deactivating hyphenation for a docu
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desired character format (see chapt
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Centered Decimal The text after the
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Creating bulleted lists is an easy
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Default and Custom Here you can sel
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Note: Drop caps can be used only in
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Borders and lines With the command
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Thickness Determines the width of t
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Application example: If you enable
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performed, and the text is continue
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Paper bins Available only under Win
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Insert the page count (as a field)
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Deleting headers and footers You ca
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Locking master page objects in norm
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Paper format, orientation and margi
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Borders and shading of master pages
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Styles Styles are very useful aides
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Creating character styles To create
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Paragraph styles You can save a fre
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Proceed as follows: 1. Set up the p
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The paragraph style Normal A paragr
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A little menu with commands for man
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Delete button To delete styles, sel
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1. Invoke File > New. 2. A dialog a
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Multi-column page layouts In TextMa
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Presets group box Here you can sele
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Searching You can search a document
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Hint: A search operation can also b
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Any number (^#) - if you specify, f
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1. Invoke the Edit > Go to ... comm
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Objects Footnotes Footnote referenc
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Select the type of field to be inse
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graph style “Heading 1”) in the
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ddd weekday abbreviated to three le
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Inserting special characters Some c
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Automatic numbering TextMaker has s
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Inner margins group box Lets you mo
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Forms Forms are documents to be “
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In the following list, you will lea
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If a form is protected in this mann
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Inserting forms objects To insert a
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Start a new document with File > Ne
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Forms objects in detail In this sec
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Borders property sheet With this pr
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Value Here you can specify the init
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Forms Object property sheet On this
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Naturally, you can lock not only th
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Language tools TextMaker offers a s
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3. Select the desired language from
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FreeOffice: SoftMaker FreeOffice do
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Manual spell checking FreeOffice: S
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Conversion to new German spelling N
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command. This command refers to add
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SmartText entry a name (e.g., “sd
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Alternatively, you can use a dialog
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dBase/Unicode Database with Unicode
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PHONE FAX REMARK1 REMARK2 REMARK3 T
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3. Define the first database field.
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Detaching a database You can detach
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Selecting by condition The command
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To do this, don’t invoke the usua
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Calculations in the text With TextM
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Objects in calculations Certain typ
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Important: In contrast to calculati
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Operators The following operators c
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TRIM(t) TRUNC(n1;n2) UPPER(t) USER(
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Style references A style reference
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The Text button furthest to the rig
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Hint: There are also two keyboard s
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7. You can change other settings to
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Now you can set up headers and foot
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Now you have added the selected ter
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1. Position the text cursor at the
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3. Specify whether a new table of c
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Figure 1...................9 Figure
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Step 2: Next, invoke Tools > Biblio
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Step 2: Assigning the bibliography
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The Parentheses option allows you t
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2. Important: Make sure that the Pl
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Cross-references FreeOffice: This f
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For bookmarks, the number of the pa
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main heading of the text segment wh
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By default, TextMaker automatically
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For example, if you delete the foot
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Type Here you can change the type o
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Document revisions You can add comm
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2. Invoke the command Tools > Comme
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Note: Regular text will be reduced
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Position Allows you to set the posi
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Tip: When the document already cont
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Turns the Show Changes option on or
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Internet functions TextMaker is equ
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The background image file should re
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Tip: You can also follow links by c
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E-mailing a document When you would
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A dialog box appears, allowing you
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Drop pictures Skips over all pictur
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Once you have completed this, you c
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Pages Here you can choose to fax th
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Important: To be able to send form
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General property sheet On this prop
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View property sheet This property s
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the Permission section of the dialo
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Document management TextMaker provi
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2. A menu of all the previously def
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You can search for files that meet
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Document protection You can protect
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Write protection When the document
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Working with other file formats Nor
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OpenOffice.org 1.x Text (import onl
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Available options: CR+LF: This is t
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Problems with the display of Arabic
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2. Switch to the Columns property s
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Closing a document window If you wa
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Using document tabs FreeOffice: Thi
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Customizing TextMaker TextMaker giv
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OLE object guidelines Windows only:
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(mobile devices, for example), whic
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open a document containing such obj
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Apply character formatting to entir
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Tip: If you want to employ more tha
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want TextMaker to leave your quote
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een a failure and offers to open th
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Note: Checking for updates is possi
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2. Set the desired color (see the s
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Document properties, Internet prope
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Opening and/or saving a protected d
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Continuous Switches to the continuo
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Visible in mode ... Some toolbars a
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Managing toolbars You can create ne
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The icons for the individual comman
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As soon as you exit the dialog box
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Note: If you simply want to add or
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1. Invoke the Tools > Customize > K
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Removing a keyboard shortcut Any ti
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You can set up horizontal and verti
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Mouse: In Object mode, guides can s
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When you click on the icon displaye
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Keyboard shortcuts The following pa
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Command Automatic single line spaci
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Manual TextMaker Keyboard shortcuts
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with objects 367 with table cells 3
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Edit > Go to 154, 155, 157 Edit > G
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Hidden Text 523, 524 Hiding objects
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Object > New Drawing 266 Object > N
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Record number 320, 321 Rectangles d
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sorting 205 splitting cells 193 spl
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