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Grid Editor | 286Figure 121: Copying tab separated values into gridBidirectional Text Support in the Grid EditorIf you are editing documents employing a different text orientation you can change the way the text is rendered andedited in the grid cells by using the (Ctrl-Shift-O) shortcut to switch from the default left to right text orientation tothe right to left orientation.Note: This change applies only to the text from the cells, and not to the layout of the grid editor.Figure 122: Default left to right text orientationFigure 123: Right to left text orientation
Chapter17Transforming DocumentsTopics:XML is mainly used to store, carry, and exchange data, when you want to viewthe data in a more user friendly form, you must either use the Author editor• Output Formats page, have an XML-compliant user agent or transform it to a format that can• Transformation Scenariobe read by other user agents. This process is known as transformation.• XSLT Processors Status messages generated during transformation are displayed in the Console• XSL-FO Processorsview.• XProc Transformations
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Table of Contents | 4Saving Documen
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