Ileaf Basics: The parts of a document

An open Interleaf document has three physical parts:

• The header bar is the black bar across the top of the document. It controls attributes of the entire document.
• The component bar is the black bar on the left side of the document. It controls the overall sequence of element within the document.
• The text window is where you type text and draw pictures.

The Header Bar features:

• `Ileaf Basics: The Title box'
• `Ileaf Basics: The Print box'
• `Ileaf Basics: The Page box'
• `Ileaf Basics: The Revision Tracking box'
• `Ileaf Basics: The View box'
• `Ileaf Basics: The Font box'
• `Ileaf Basics: The Text Props box'

The Component Bar features:

• `Ileaf Basics: Creating a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Pasting a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Selecting a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Finding a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Joining components'
• `Ileaf Basics: Cutting a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Copying a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Changing a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Component properties'
• `Ileaf Basics: Selecting a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Deselecting a component'
• `Ileaf Basics: Miscellaneous component properties'

The Text Window features:

• `Ileaf Basics: Writing text'
• `Ileaf Basics: Creating special features'
• `Ileaf Basics: Changing fonts'
• `Ileaf Basics: Marking text'
• `Ileaf Basics: Miscellaneous neat stuff'
• `Ileaf Basics: Cutting text'
• `Ileaf Basics: Copying text'
• `Ileaf Basics: Some more miscellany'a

Last updated: 1995/12/10 23:14:02 UT
URL: http://www.nmt.edu/tcc/help/dtp/ileaf/basics/docparts.html