Document 736
Marking changes in your text
Version: 5.5 - Scientific WorkPlace & Scientific Word
Use the ulem package to indicate additions and
deletions in your text (a type of markup known as legislative format) and
produce typeset copy in marked up or final form.
1. Marking your text
Two tags defined for the packageAdded text and
Deleted textshow one level of added or deleted text. The
tags don't appear by default on the Text Tag popup list, so after you
add the ulem package to your document, follow these
steps to display and use them:
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From the Tag menu, choose Appearance.
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Select the text tag name from the Tags group, select
Behavior from the Tag Properties group, and
choose Modify.
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Turn on the check box marked Show in Tag Bar List and choose
OK.
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Choose Save or OK, depending on when you
want the tags to be available.
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Select the text you want to delete and apply the Deleted text tag.
or
Apply the Added text tag and then type the information you want to add.
2. Saving your document
Modify the preamble of your document before you save.
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Saving as an SWP/SW/SN Document
Add these commands to the end of the document preamble after the line
\input{tcilatex}:
\newif\ifLegislativeFormat\LegislativeFormattrue
\def\QQQuline#1{\ifLegislativeFormat{\uline{#1}}\else{#1}\fi}
\def\QQQsout#1{\ifLegislativeFormat{\sout{#1}}\else\relax\fi}
\LegislativeFormatfalse
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Saving as a Portable LaTeX file
Add these commands to the end of the document preamble:
\newif\ifLegislativeFormat\LegislativeFormattrue
\let\QQQuline\uline
\let\QQQsout\sout
\def\uline#1{\ifLegislativeFormat{\QQQuline{#1}}\else{#1}\fi}
\def\sout#1{\ifLegislativeFormat{\QQQsout{#1}}\else\relax\fi}
\LegislativeFormatfalse
3. Typesetting your document
You can switch between typesetting in legislative and final format by changing
the command at the end of the document preamble:
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To typeset in legislative format, with markups showing, use the command
\LegislativeFormattrue.
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To typeset in final format, with no markups showing, use the command
\LegislativeFormatfalse.
You can also turn markups on and off throughout the typeset document by
entering the commands in TeX fields at appropriate places in your document.
Added 01/15/07
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