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@HEAD24 L/A = A<BS>UTOMATIC<D> S<BS>OFTWARE<D> M<BS>ANUAL<D>

@SUB 18 L/A = Install

This manual demonstrates many of Ventura<@146>s unique features. It 
shows how you can automatically: create side-by-side paragraphs, number 
paragraphs and lists of figures, create footers which change to reflect 
the current topic, and bulleted lists using your own custom graphics, 
as well as anchoring graphics to text.

@FRAME ANCHOR = <$&1[^]>Anchor 1

@BULLET = <B>Frame Anchoring<D>: The paragraph <@147>above<@148> 
this one (it really sits <->directly to the left of the first line 
of this paragraph) uses the <B>Frame Anchor<D> tag. The text of this 
tag is set to White, so it is invisible on the page. If you<@146>d 
like to see where it is, go into Tagging mode, click right above the 
graphic and click near the bottom of the right-most arrow (don<@146>t 
click on the text above the balloon as it is <@147>Box Text<@148>). 
This tag places your graphics in the outside margins of the page. 


If you want to see the frame anchor itself, select <MI>View/Show Tabs 
& Returns<D>. You<@146>ll see a <@147>degree<@148> symbol. Move your 
cursor until you see the words <@147>Frame Anchor<@148> in the status 
area at the bottom of the screen. To edit the anchor press ^D or click 
on <MI>Paragraph/Edit Special Item<D>. This example uses the <@147>Relative, 
above anchor line<@148> anchor type. It<@146>s a good idea to set 
<MI>Frame/Sizing <N>Scaling/Flow Text Around <D>to <B>Off<D> for graphics 
(and captions) in the margins.

If your text moves and you want the frames to catch up, select <MI>Edit/Re-Anchor 
Frames.<D>

@KEYSTROKES = F12 = Body Text<R>
F2 = Head24 L/A

@BULLET = <B>Keystrokes: <D>The text to the left of this 
paragraph uses the Keystroke style. Notice that it appears on the 
same line as this paragraph and uses no additional vertical space 
on the page. Keystroke paragraphs can be as long as the paragraphs 
they are next to, but not longer. You can allow them to wrap naturally, 
but if you want to start a new line you will need to press CONTROL-ENTER, 
instead of just ENTER.

@HANGING = <$&![-]>	This paragraph uses a custom bullet 
created with a frame anchor. This frame anchor is different from the 
first one on the page because it uses a different type of anchor<@151><@147>Relative, 
automatically at anchor.<@148> This anchor type moves frames with 
text in real time. It will also duplicate frames if you insert more 
than one anchor with the same name.

@HANGING = <$&![-]>	Here<@146>s an example. This paragraph 
begins with another frame anchor with the same name, so the graphic 
has been duplicated.

@HANGING = <$&![-]>	To use this feature, use the <@147>Hanging<@148> 
tag, insert a frame anchor set to <@147>Relative, automatically at 
anchor.<@148> Press TAB to move to the normal text margin and type 
the rest of the paragraph. You can also insert these anchors using 
a word processing program. Look at this text file in your word processor 
to see how it<@146>s done. Note: This tag is not justified because 
Ventura does not support tabs in justified text and this tag requires 
a tab to align the first word on the first line.

@BOX AROUND = This tag is called <@147>Box Around<@148> 
and uses the <@147>Ruling Box Around<@148> feature.

@SUB 18 L/A = Auto Footers

Notice that the footer is different than the one on page 1. Ventura 
updates the footer to reflect the most recent Sub 18 L/A tag, like 
the one to the right of this paragraph.

@KEYSTROKES = F4 = Keystroke<R>
F5 = Bullet

@BULLET = This paragraph uses the normal Bullet tag. This 
applies a bullet and indents the text.

@NUMBERED LIST = This is the <@147>Numbered List<@148> 
tag. It will automatically place a number at the start of the paragraph, 
but this number is really in a separate paragraph.

@NUMBERED LIST = The numbers are aligned on the period 
that follows them.

@NUMBERED LIST = The numbers start over automatically 
after a paragraph of body text.

This is the body text.

@NUMBERED LIST = Notice that the numbering was reset 
to 1.

@NUMBERED LIST = To renumber, press ^B, or select 
<MI>Edit/Renumber Chapter<D>.

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@Z_TBL_BODY = TABLE TEXT, TABLE TEXT, TABLE TEXT, TABLE 
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