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 ####[Home](Home) •  [How and why to Structure](Structure)

-#####[Dashboard](Dashboard) • [Edition](Edition) • [Material](Material) • [Draft](Draft) • [Publish](Publish)
+#####[Dashboard](Dashboard) • [Project](Edition) • [Material](Material) • [Draft](Draft) • [Publish](Publish)

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 ##Outline

 ###What is an Outline
-Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. An Outline is the group containing one or more Segments. By grouping Segments into Outlines you will be able to more easily manage you content for [Collation](collation) and [drafting](draft) for example to collatet all chapter one Segments from your witness Materials you would put them together in a single Outline.  By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) under the [draft tab](draft). 
-You cannot collate any material untill you have put the desired material in a segment and gathered the desired segments together to make an Outline. 
+Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. An Outline is the group containing one or more Segments. By grouping Segments into Outlines you will be able to more easily manage you content for [Collation](collation) and [drafting](draft) for example to collate all chapter one Segments from your witness Materials you would put them together in a single Outline.  By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) under the [draft tab](draft). 
+You cannot collate any material until you have put the desired material in a segment and gathered the desired segments together to make an Outline. 

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 1. Click the *Create Outline* button
 2. Enter a title for your Outline under Label. This will be the label for this content when you are organizing your publication so a recognizable label is advisable eg. *Chapter 1, siglum a,b,m,f,z for collation*.
 3.  Click the *Add Segment* button.
-4.  The *Add Segment* popup allows you to select the Segment from each Material that you wish to collate or otherwise select. Rember Every segment needs to be in an Outline but only Outlines intended for collation should have contain more than one Segment.
+4.  The *Add Segment* popup allows you to select the Segment from each Material that you wish to collate or otherwise select. Remember Every segment needs to be in an Outline but only Outlines intended for collation should have contain more than one Segment.
     1. Select the first Material from the Include *Segment from Material* list. 
-    2. If selection has any existing Segment a box will appearunder the *Segments* header listing those Segments by their Label. 
+    2. If selection has any existing Segment a box will appear under the *Segments* header listing those Segments by their Label. 
 5. Click the Segment desired from the Segment list  to add to the Outline.
 6.  Repeat step 3 until you have all the Segments you want for the Outline you are making.
 7.  Click the *Save and Close* button.

 ###Add Segment to Outline
-1 .  The *Add Segment* popup allows you to select the Segment from each Material that you wish to collate or otherwise select. Rember Every segment needs to be in an Outline but only Outlines intended for collation should have contain more than one Segment.
+1 .  The *Add Segment* popup allows you to select the Segment from each Material that you wish to collate or otherwise select. Remember Every segment needs to be in an Outline but only Outlines intended for collation should have contain more than one Segment.
     1. Select the first Material from the Include *Segment from Material* list. 
-    2. If selection has any existing Segment a box will appearunder the *Segments* header listing those Segments by their Label. 
+    2. If selection has any existing Segment a box will appear under the *Segments* header listing those Segments by their Label. 
 4. Click the Segment desired from the Segment list  to add to the Outline.
 5.  Repeat step 3 until you have all the Segments you want for the Outline you are making.
 6.  Click the *Save and Close* button.

 A single Segment is needed for each part of a material you want to use in a publication. eg. 'Chapter 1 commentary'. 
-If you are creating an Outline for collation you will need to create an Segment of the desired part of each witness Material (such as *Chapter 1 siglum a*) To create a collatable Outine you must create  and add all the outlines you wish to collate against each other. So you would create *Chapter 1, siglum a,b,m,f,z for collation* as an Outine and then add Chapter 1 siglum a, Chapter 1 siglum b, Chapter 1 siglum m, Chapter 1 siglum f and, Chapter 1 siglum z to it to create the collatable Outine.
+If you are creating an Outline for collation you will need to create an Segment of the desired part of each witness Material (such as *Chapter 1 siglum a*) To create a collatable Outline you must create and add all the outlines you wish to collate against each other. So you would create *Chapter 1, siglum a,b,m,f,z for collation* as an Outine and then add Chapter 1 siglum a, Chapter 1 siglum b, Chapter 1 siglum m, Chapter 1 siglum f and, Chapter 1 siglum z to it to create the collatable Outline.
 Note: If there are no Outlines in the selected entry in the Include Material list, you can add Outlines by selecting the entry you want and clicking the Annotate Structure list which will bring you to the Outline popup in the Structure Tab under Materials Tab.

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-####OutLine Tools
+####Outline Tools

 There are a number of things you can do with your outline once you have created it.

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 ####Collate
-Once you have created a outline with more than one segments in it you will be able to collate the contents of that oultine.
+Once you have created a outline with more than one segments in it you will be able to collate the contents of that outline.

 #####How To Collate
-If the outline has not been collated thn when a outline is selected a *Collate this group* button will be presented. If a collation already exists a *Reveiw Collation* button will replace the *Collate this group* button. These buttons will only be visable if more than one segment is in the outline.
+If the outline has not been collated then when a outline is selected a *Collate this group* button will be presented. If a collation already exists a *Review Collation* button will replace the *Collate this group* button. These buttons will only be visible if more than one segment is in the outline.

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 #####Start Collation
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 #####Collate the contents of an outline
  1.Click on the *Collate this group* button.
- 2. Click the *Collate 'X' Segments* button. (wher X is the number of segments in the outline)
+ 2. Click the *Collate 'X' Segments* button. (where X is the number of segments in the outline)
  3. The [collation window](#collationwindow) for this outline will open.

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-#####Request a serverside Collation
-Sometimes large or complex collations can take substative periods of time to collate. If a collation appears to be taking a protracted period of time to returh the collation to you. t may be that the collation you  arerunning is just such a large or conplex collation. for this purpose and to aviod the havingto maintain an open browser window you can request a serverside collation by clicking the *Request a serverside collation* button. 
+#####Request a server side Collation
+Sometimes large or complex collations can take substantive periods of time to collate. If a collation appears to be taking a protracted period of time to return the collation to you. t may be that the collation you  are running is just such a large or complex collation. for this purpose and to avoid the having to maintain an open browser window you can request a server side collation by clicking the *Request a server side collation* button. 

  
-#####Insert URI from completed serverside collation
-The notification email you recieve will contain a URI to the collation. Copy and paste that URI into the text box beneet the request a serverside collation but and press the enter key. This will load the collation in the [collation window](#collationwindow)
+#####Insert URI from completed server side collation
+The notification email you receive will contain a URI to the collation. Copy and paste that URI into the text box beneath the request a server side collation but and press the enter key. This will load the collation in the [collation window](#collationwindow)

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 ####The Collation window.
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 ####The Collation Interface
-This where you canmake the decisions between variants. A number of tools and aids are provided to faciltate this decision making. All decisions are editable at any point.
-Each segment is referenced in the interface by the siglum assigned to the material the segment is a selection of. If no siglum is assigned the label for the orignating Material is used.
+This where you can make the decisions between variants. A number of tools and aids are provided to facilitate this decision making. All decisions are editable at any point.
+Each segment is referenced in the interface by the siglum assigned to the material the segment is a selection of. If no siglum is assigned the label for the originating Material is used.

  1. [Decision header](#decisionheader)
- 2. [Read  as Base Text](#basetext)
+ 2. [Read as Base Text](#basetext)
  3. [Hide Segments](#hidesegment)
  4. [Variants Selector](#variants)
  5. [Previous and Next Decisions](#previousnext)
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  ####Decision Header
-This is located in the center at the top fo the window. It indicates which decision you are looking at as well as providing forward and back buttons either side of the header to navagate between Decisions. 
+This is located in the center at the top of the window. It indicates which decision you are looking at as well as providing forward and back buttons either side of the header to navigate between Decisions. 

 
 #####Read as base text
 This pull down allows you to define the base text used for the text displayed in the [annotation interface](#anotationinterface). This means that the un made decisions in text presented in the annotation interface is drawn from the selected base text. This text is presented as grey text. Black text represents text where a decision has been made.
-All the segments are listed in this pull down as well as a default option .this default option is an arbitary selction of one of the segments and may change between sessions
+All the segments are listed in this pull down as well as a default option. This default option is an arbitrary selection of one of the segments and may change between sessions

 
 #####Hide Segments
-This allows you to hide and show specific segments in the collation window. The segments are labeld by the siglum applied to the material the segment is a part of. Hide sections is usually used as a thinking tool to allow you to focus on specific content from specific sigla. 
+This allows you to hide and show specific segments in the collation window. The segments are labeled by the siglum applied to the material the segment is a part of. Hide sections is usually used as a thinking tool to allow you to focus on specific content from specific sigla. 

 
 #####Variants Selector
-In the center of the window there are three columns showing the previious decision, the present decision under review (Variant selector) and the upcoming decision. The present decision under review (Variant selector) will list all the variants and will list the Siglum for that variant on theelft of the variant. Variaqnts that are the same across multiple variants will list all the relevant sigla next to the variant.
+In the center of the window there are three columns showing the previous decision, the present decision under review (Variant selector) and the upcoming decision. The present decision under review (Variant selector) will list all the variants and will list the Siglum for that variant on the left of the variant. Variants that are the same across multiple variants will list all the relevant sigla next to the variant.

 #####How to select a Variant/Making a decision
-To select a variant from the those listed click on the desire variant in the list. This will put the text of that variant in the text box directly above the list. this text can be edited as desired. If the text is edited the edited will appear as a seperate variant when ever that decision is not the decision under review.
+To select a variant from those listed click on the desire variant in the list. This will put the text of that variant in the text box directly above the list. this text can be edited as desired. If the text is edited the edited will appear as a separate variant when ever that decision is not the decision under review.

 
 ######Previous and Next Decisions
-In the center of the window there are three columns showing the previious decision, the present decision under review and the upcoming decision. This provides the user with some context on the content being reviewed. 
-Clicking on either the previous or next decision will bring that decision intoteh center review spot and move the corresponding previous and upcoming into their relevant places.
+In the center of the window there are three columns showing the previous decision, the present decision under review and the upcoming decision. This provides the user with some context on the content being reviewed. 
+Clicking on either the previous or next decision will bring that decision into the center review spot and move the corresponding previous and upcoming into their relevant places.

 
 ######View Witness image
-The tab beneath the present decision under review (Variant selector) will present the election of the the transcribed image associated with the line of text the current decision is associated with. This is one of the advantaged of using T-Pen ofr your transcriptions as it alow you to review the orginal manuscript without having to leave the collatio interface.
+The tab beneath the present decision under review (Variant selector) will present the election of the transcribed image associated with the line of text the current decision is associated with. This is one of the advantaged of using T-Pen for your transcriptions as it allow you to review the original manuscript without having to leave the collation interface.

 
 ######Add Tag
-Beneath the present decision under review (Variant selector) tags can be added to the current decision in tow differnet ways. 
-    1. Any tags assciated with text currently under review is presented beneath the tag text box. Click the desired tag to add that tag to the decision. 
+Beneath the present decision under review (Variant selector) tags can be added to the current decision in tow different ways. 
+    1. Any tags associated with text currently under review is presented beneath the tag text box. Click the desired tag to add that tag to the decision. 
     2. Type any desired tag into the *Create New Tag* text box then press return to add the tag to the decision.

 Any tags that are attached are listed above the *Create New Tag* text box and can be deleted by clicking the 'x' on the green tag you wish to remove.   

 
 #####Save Decisions
-To save any decisions made you MUSTt click the *Save Decision* button.
+To save any decisions made you MUST click the *Save Decision* button.

 
 ######Choose all single Variants
-The *Choose all single Variants* button will change all decisons that have only one choice to that choice.The number of such decisions made will appear above the button.
+The *Choose all single Variants* button will change all decisions that have only one choice to that choice. The number of such decisions made will appear above the button.

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 #####Review and Edit
 To Review and edit any collated outline select the outline in question and click the *Review Collation* button that appears.
-This will reopen the colation window to allow you oto edit and review your collation.
+This will reopen the collation window to allow you to edit and review your collation.

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-####Annotate the colllated text
-The bottom half of the collation screen is whre you will annotate your collated text. This is where you can add, edit, view and delete annotations and tags on the collated text. Any image associated with the selected text will also be presented. 
+####Annotate the collated text
+The bottom half of the collation screen is where you will annotate your collated text. This is where you can add, edit, view and delete annotations and tags on the collated text. Any image associated with the selected text will also be presented. 

 1. [Select a decision to navigate the decisions](#selectdecision)
 2. [Select any text to annotate](#selecttext)
 3. [Annotation text box](#textbox)
-4. [change label of annotation](#labelannotation)
-5. [Image ](#decisionimage)
+4. [Change label of annotation](#labelannotation)
+5. [Image](#decisionimage)
 6. [Create/add Tag](#createaddtag)
 7. [Create Annotation](#createannotation)
 8. [Delete Annotation](#clearselection)

 
 ####Select a Decision to navigate the decisions
-Clicking any of the text will highlight the full text of the decision the text selected is part of. The collation interface will present the decision selected when you do this. Click on the* Show Annotations*  button if the annotion tool is not visable. 
+Clicking any of the text will highlight the full text of the decision the text selected is part of. The collation interface will present the decision selected when you do this. Click on the* Show Annotations* button if the annotation tool is not visible. 

 
 ####Select text for annotation and tagging
-Click and drag any desired selection of the text to apply an annotation to it. This means you can attach multiple annotations and tags to any part of the text contextually as desired. you can overlap annotations and tags between decisions, over multiple decisions and over parts of decisions. The higlighting of decisions when clicked serves to aid navigation to that decision point in the collation interface. You are in no way restricted to these decisions when annotating. The start and end of the selected text will appear below the annotation text box in the annotation tool
+Click and drag any desired selection of the text to apply an annotation to it. This means you can attach multiple annotations and tags to any part of the text contextually as desired. you can overlap annotations and tags between decisions, over multiple decisions and over parts of decisions. The highlighting of decisions when clicked serves to aid navigation to that decision point in the collation interface. You are in no way restricted to these decisions when annotating. The start and end of the selected text will appear below the annotation text box in the annotation tool

 
 ####Labeling the annotation
 The default label for an annotation is Annotation Detail. 
 To edit this label
-    1. click on the label button to teh right of the annoation label. 
-    2. Edit the labelt as desired
+    1. Click on the label button to the right of the annotation label. 
+    2. Edit the label as desired
     3. Click the label button to save the change

 
 ####Text Box         
-Enter any text desired fo the annotation, if any, in the text box beeath the annotation label.
+Enter any text desired to the annotation, if any, in the text box beneath the annotation label.

 
 ####Decision Image
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 ####Create/Add Tag
 ######Add Tag
-Tags can be added to the current decision in two differnet ways. 
-    1. Any tags assciated with text currently under review is presented beneath the tag text box. Click the desired tag to add that tag to the decision. 
+Tags can be added to the current decision in two different ways. 
+    1. Any tags associated with text currently under review is presented beneath the tag text box. Click the desired tag to add that tag to the decision. 
     2. Type any desired tag into the *Create New Tag* text box then press return to add the tag to the decision.

 Any tags that are attached are listed above the *Create New Tag* text box and can be deleted by clicking the 'x' on the green tag you wish to remove.   

 
 ####Delete
-If you decide that you no longer wish to retain an annotation clcikc hte delete button. This will only appear after an annotatation has been saved. 
+If you decide that you no longer wish to retain an annotation click the delete button. This will only appear after an annotation has been saved. 

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 Once you have created a outline with more than one segments in it you will be able to collate the contents of that oultine.

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    2. [Review](#reviewoutline) the collation of a partially or completely collated Outline
    3. [Annotate](#annotate) the Collated Outline.

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-#####Review and Edit
-To Review and edit any collated outline select the outline in question and click the *Review Collation* button that appears.
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 ####Collate
 Once you have created a outline with more than one segments in it you will be able to collate the contents of that oultine.
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-The Collation Interface
+####The Collation Interface
 This where you canmake the decisions between variants. A number of tools and aids are provided to faciltate this decision making. All decisions are editable at any point.
 Each segment is referenced in the interface by the siglum assigned to the material the segment is a selection of. If no siglum is assigned the label for the orignating Material is used.

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 ######Choose all single Variants
 The *Choose all single Variants* button will change all decisons that have only one choice to that choice.The number of such decisions made will appear above the button.
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+#####Review and Edit
+To Review and edit any collated outline select the outline in question and click the *Review Collation* button that appears.
+This will reopen the colation window to allow you oto edit and review your collation.
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 The [Collation Decision interface](#collationinterface) and the [Annotations interface](#annotationsinterface)

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+The Collation Interface
 This where you canmake the decisions between variants. A number of tools and aids are provided to faciltate this decision making. All decisions are editable at any point.
 Each segment is referenced in the interface by the siglum assigned to the material the segment is a selection of. If no siglum is assigned the label for the orignating Material is used.

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  7. [Add Tag](#Tag)
  8. [Saving Decision](#saving)
  9. [Choose all single variants](#variant)
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