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General Authoring
Help with common features for everyday Requirements authoring
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Para

General Authoring
Help with common features for everyday Requirements authoring
- Assembling Documents
- Creating Requirements Files (REQ Files)
  Creating the various types of REQ files
- Document List
- Document Properties
  How to set and view specific properties associated with the current document.
- Elements and Attributes
  - Attributes
    The Add Attribute option allows you to specify additional information about an element by adding attributes to it, which appear within the opening tag.
  - Barcodes as an Ancillary Output Option
  - Body
  - ColumnGap
  - ContentReference
  - Cut/Copy/Paste
  - Data
  - Defined Terms
  - DiscreteParty
  - Drag and Drop support
  - Emphasis
  - FormalPara
  - HeaderNotice and FooterNotice
  - Inserting Elements Before/After
  - List
  - Note
  - Para
  - Rules
  - Section
  - Signature
  - Table
  - Undo and Redo
- Fillable Field or Fillable Checkbox
- Field Grid
- Find feature
  How to search for specific criteria, with options that change based on the context of their focus and selection.
- Images
  How to work with images using a variety of methods.
- Instance Properties
  The proper usage of Instance Properties inside discrete and static documents.
- Measurement Values
- Output Formats
  Output formats ensure consistency and compliance with regulations in presenting certain values in the system.
- Refreshing Schema Files
  When schemas are updated and how to update them manually.
- Reports
- Role Attribute
  Values for the Role attribute honored by Expere stylesheets.
- Selecting Multiple Items
- Signature Areas
  The Requirements Editor provides elements to include signature lines within a document. Two types of signatures can be added - Signature element for within the body of the document and SignatureSection element for the entire document or agreement.
- Spell Check
  How to check the spelling of all text in any open document.
- Tables
  How to create and work with table structures in the Outline Editor tab
- Tagline Print Date
- Text Formatting Tags within DataPoints
- TILA/RESPA Rounding
  The elements and attributes created to support the TILA/RESPA rounding method.

Para

Use a Para element to add a piece of text to the document. A Para is usually found within a Section or Formal Paragraph (FormalPara) and can contain one or more various child elements.

The following example illustrates a typical usage of the Para element.