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|valign=top|If we imagine that we might click on ''InnerPageLeft'' or even more specifically on ''Text3'' under ''InnerPageLeft'', three interesting things happen – the first being that the display changes to show that master page in Scribus, and secondly, the '''Edit Master Pages''' dialog comes up (if it isn't already). | |||
The third thing as we see to the right is that we have also selected the ''Text3'' frame, and if we wish can edit it. We will continue seeing only the ''InnerPageLeft'' or some other master page until we close the Edit Master Pages dialog, as usual. On the other hand, if we click on one of the document pages in the Outline dialog, this automatically closes Edit Master Pages dialog, and we will now display that page and as we have just seen, selecting an object from the page's list selects it. | |||
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Revision as of 01:05, 17 April 2011
Outline is something tucked underneath the Windows menu item. While you might think, or perhaps even wish that it might create some sort of outline of you document, like a table of contents or index of some sort, it's really just a navigation aid, but really a bit more than that. Here we will look at some of its features.