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Domhnall101 — Thu, 18 Feb 2016 18:54:59 -0000

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-#Outline
+##Outline

-###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.

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Domhnall101 — Thu, 18 Feb 2016 18:52:48 -0000

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 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.

-Several options become available once you have added at least one Segment to an Outline.
-  
-[[include ref=outlinetool]]

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Domhnall101 — Thu, 18 Feb 2016 18:46:26 -0000

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 #Outline

 ###Outline
-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) eg. put all chapter one Segments from your witness Materials together in an Outline.  Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) and [drafting](draft). 
-For example if you collect in an Outline the first chapter (by making each into a (segment) of each witness Material you will then be able to collate and annotate via the collate button that becomes available on the [Draft tab](draft) after you select an Outline that contains moreethan one Segment.
+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. 

+Several options become available once you have added at least one Segment to an Outline.
+  
+[[include ref=outlinetool]]
+
+

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Domhnall101 — Thu, 18 Feb 2016 18:30:18 -0000

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Domhnall101 — Wed, 14 Oct 2015 17:33:08 -0000

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Domhnall101 — Wed, 14 Oct 2015 17:29:37 -0000

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 #Outline

 ###Outline
-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) eg. put all chapter one Segments from your witness Materials together in an Outline.  Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) and [drafting](draft). 
+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) eg. put all chapter one Segments from your witness Materials together in an Outline.  Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) and [drafting](draft). 
 For example if you collect in an Outline the first chapter (by making each into a (segment) of each witness Material you will then be able to collate and annotate via the collate button that becomes available on the [Draft tab](draft) after you select an Outline that contains moreethan one Segment.

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Domhnall101 — Wed, 14 Oct 2015 17:14:34 -0000

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Domhnall101 — Wed, 14 Oct 2015 17:13:23 -0000

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 #Outline
- Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) and [drafting](draft). 
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+###Outline
+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) eg. put all chapter one Segments from your witness Materials together in an Outline.  Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) and [drafting](draft). 
 For example if you collect in an Outline the first chapter (by making each into a (segment) of each witness Material you will then be able to collate and annotate via the collate button that becomes available on the [Draft tab](draft) after you select an Outline that contains moreethan one Segment.

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Domhnall101 — Wed, 14 Oct 2015 17:11:30 -0000

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 #Outline
-A section is the term we use to describe the structural annotation created when a part of a witness or material is annotated within the [Structure Tab](Structure Tab). By dividing a witness into Outlines you will be able to more easily divide your witness or materials to create well-structured material to facilitate collation and drafting. 
-For example if you Outline the first chapter of each witness you will be able to more readily collate those sections in a manageable way through in [Outlines](outline) of those Sections that you will collate and annotate under the [Draft Tab](Draft).
+ Outline is the term we use to describe a gathering of [Segments](segments) as a structural annotation. By collecting Segments into an Outline you will be creating a well-structured set of Segments to facilitate [collation](collation) and [drafting](draft). 
+For example if you collect in an Outline the first chapter (by making each into a (segment) of each witness Material you will then be able to collate and annotate via the collate button that becomes available on the [Draft tab](draft) after you select an Outline that contains moreethan one Segment.
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Domhnall101 — Tue, 06 Oct 2015 20:57:10 -0000