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4. In the Collection Tree, click the collection in
which you would like the copied section to
appear.
5. Click the section menu icon.
The section menu appears.
6. Select Paste Section.
A copy of the section appears in the right
frame.
TIP: Note that in some cases, your system configuration
may prevent you from copying the section into a collection.
4. Choose a folder and file name and click Save .
You are prompted to choose an export range.
Exporting Sections to MS Word
You can export sections to MS Word, then manage
them as you would other MS Word documents.
To export sections to MS Word:
1. In the Collection Tree, click the collection
containing the section(s) you wish to export to
MS Word.
The sections appear in the right frame.
2. Click the section menu icon.
The section menu appears.
3. Select Export to MS Word.
You are prompted to choose a destination
folder and file name.
5. Select an export range. The options are:
• All Sections – to export all of the sections.
• Sections from X to Y – to export a range of
sections, where X and Y are values you
specify.
• Current Section – to export only the
current section. This is the default option.
6. Select the Open Document After Export
checkbox if you would like the MS Word
document to be opened immediately after the
export is complete.
7. Click Export.
If you chose to open the document after
export, the MS Word document is opened, and
it displays the section(s) you selected for
export. If you chose not to open the document,
the document is saved in the folder you
specified.
E-Notebook
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Working with Reaction Sections