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62 Working with PublishView™ Documents
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Header. In this example, the header contains the title of the document.
When the header area is active, you can type and format text as needed.
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Problem break and name. In PublishView™ documents, use problem
breaks to control the page layout. You can select to hide or show problem
breaks. Deleting a problem removes the contents of the problem and
removes the space between problems when there are multiple problems.
Problem breaks also enable you to use variables in PublishView™
documents. Variables that have the same name are independent of one
another if they are used in different problems.
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Text boxes. In this example, the introduction text and the text in boxes 1, 2,
3, and 4 is contained in text boxes. You can insert text and hyperlinks into
a PublishView™ document using a text box. Text boxes can be resized and
positioned as needed. PublishView™ text boxes are not retained when you
convert a PublishView™ document to a TI-Nspire™ document.
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TI-Nspire™ applications. In this example, the author uses Graphs &
Geometry to show the math functions. When a TI-Nspire™ application is
active in a PublishView™ document, the appropriate application menu