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#2 & 3 Prompt students to access the C: drive first, before the Ventura7 folder (to avoid confusion of other Ventura7 folders that may be on the system).

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Steps Renumber the steps to start at #1 not #11.

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2^nd para Replace “One way to maintain link…” with the proper way to externally link text files (i.e., right-click text file using Navigator).

Last para Add mention of the @PARAFILTR ON = code to automatically delete extra paragraph returns when importing the file into Corel Ventura.

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#3 Prompt students to access the C: drive first, before the Ventura7 folder (to avoid confusion of other Ventura7 folders that may be on the system).

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Margin note Mention how to link stylesheets to multiple publications through use of the Library. This is detailed step-by-step in our Advanced manual.

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#5 Figure is corrected to show the Intro text filename, not the Chapter1 Text1 reference (as a result of the fix on p. 42, step #1).

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#2 Tell students to select the base frame instead of clicking on the page (this will maintain the Link text filename listed in the Navigator).

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#2 Remove step #2 as rulers are already activated in the previous exercise.

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3^rd para Fix “more than 60 kilobytes” to “more than 50 kilobytes”. This amount can be adjusted in the Save tab of the Tools, Options dialog box.

Margin note Mention how you must use Windows Explorer to copy the publication and all linked files by right-clicking on the publication.

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Comments Add a screen capture to illustrate the finished result.

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steps Delete steps #1 & 2 of To create a new tag (not needed).

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#8 Add reference to the Ad to go here frame to avoid confusion. Add note that if students have an empty page two, they must delete the blank text file on page one. Add screen capture of the finished result.

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#4 & 8 Add reference to the Ask the Expert and Calendar to go here frames to avoid confusion. Add screen captures of the finished result.

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1st para Edit to read “...entire publication, a chapter, a range of pages, or...”