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Sheet Count: This marker is replaced by the total number of sheets in the
document, whether or not they have contents.
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Dashes and Spaces: Use the list to insert special dashes, such as an em-dash,
and spaces, such as non-breaking spaces or an en-space. (The HTML code
inserted for the dash or space is visible on the Source tab of the workspace.)
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Arrows: Use the list to insert directional arrows (in one of four directions).
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Geometric Shapes: Use the list to insert a special geometric shape, such as
circles, triangles and squares.
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Date: Click to open the "Date" on page464 dialog to add a date to the template based on
the current system's date and time.
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Wrap in box: Puts the element in which the cursor is located in an inline box (a <div>).
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Table
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Thead, tbody, tfoot: Insert a header, body or footer (if not already present) in the
current table.
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Standard: Inserts a table with a specific number of columns and rows through the
Standard Table Wizard; see "Table" on page480.
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Dynamic: Inserts a dynamic table where the number of rows is determined by a
Details table, through the Dynamic Table Wizard; see "Dynamic table" on page547.
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Table Elements:
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Insert Row Above: Inserts a row above the current one. The row configuration, such
as merged cells and cell styles, is duplicated, but contents is not.
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Insert Row Below: Inserts a row below the current one. The row configuration, such as
merged cells and cell styles, is duplicated, but contents is not.
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Insert Column Before: Inserts a column to the left of the current one. The column
configuration, such as merged cells and cell styles, is duplicated, but contents is not.
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Insert Column After: Inserts a column to the right of the current one. The column
configuration, such as merged cells and cell styles, is duplicated, but contents is not.
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Common Elements:
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Paragraph...: Click to open a dialog to add a <p> element; see "Text and special
characters" on page484.
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H1 through H6...: Click to open a dialog to add a <h1> to <h6> element; see "Text
and special characters" on page484.
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