Title

CTRL + ALT B = Backup.

CTRL + ALT E = Set, change, or eliminate edit point.

CTRL + ALT T = Check or change template. Default is ‘journey in being.dot’.

Subtitle

HEADING 1

HEADING 1A

Heading 1A is identical to Heading 1. It’s use is to determine which headings show in brief vs long tables of contents.

Heading 2

Heading 2A

Heading 3

Heading 3A

Heading 4

Heading 4A

Heading 5

Heading 5A

Heading 6

Heading 7

Heading 8

Heading 9

TOC 1

TOC 2

TOC 3

TOC 4

TOC 5

TOC 6

TOC 7

TOC 8

TOC 9

Main paragraph styles

Normal. Alt + N. Working style, undecided items.

Normal Heading

Main. Alt + M. The main structural grid of a narrative. Replaces Main Point.

Central. Alt + M. Secondary grid. Replaces Central Statement.

Central 2. Alt + Shift + C. Tertiary.

Central 3. Alt + Shift + Z. Quartenary.

Central 4. Alt + Shift + Y.

Central 5. Alt + Shift + W.

Numbered definition. Alt + U.

Definition. Alt + F. Primary definition.

Definition 2. Alt + G. Secondary definition.

Definition 3. Alt + H. Tertiary definition.

Definition 4. Alt + J. Quatenary definition.

Aside. Alt + A. Used as a comment that is part of the narrative.

Ctrl + Alt + Shift + A

Ctrl + Alt + Shift + A

Ctrl + Shift + X

Ctrl + Shift + X

Character styles

Character styles are imposed on the underlying (default) paragraph style font

Note. Character styles may be applied to paragraph marks

Character style colloquial use. Shift + Alt + K.

Definition—character style—default paragraph style + small caps (Alt + K); to identify the term being defined. Because html does not recognize small caps it is better to use definition macros when document is intended for web

DocOnly—not retained in web or print versions: underlying paragraph style, Alt + D

Name—for names: default, Ctrl + Shift + Alt + N

The Name style may be changed back to default font + bold e.g. Ludwig Wittgenstein, or, perhaps, to small caps e.g. ALBERT EINSTEIN (see remarks regarding the Definition character font below)

PrintOnly, retained in print versions: underlying paragraph style, Alt + P

WebOnly—underlying paragraph style, retained in web versions: default, Alt + Y