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TextBridge Pro Millennium Business Edition User’s Guide
Recomposition
TextBridge recomposition lets you keep the layout of the original
page. When you select Retain page layout in the Save As dialog
box, TextBridge recomposes the layout, while maintaining full
ability to edit in the output file (except WYSIWYG HTML). After
recomposition, text, pictures, and tables are in the same position
in relation to each other as in the original page. You can see the
results of recomposition when you print the page or look at it in
layout view, if your word processor supports these elements.
You can retain page layout when outputting to Word or
WordPerfect. Outputting HTML WYSIWYG preserves page layout
for Internet Explorer and Netscape.
It is important to note that in reconstructing the layout of the
original document, TextBridge is limited by the composition
capabilities of the text program. For example, there are some
complex magazine pages originally created with a publishing
program for which you will not get identical output in your word
processor. Even the most powerful word processors do not have
some of the composition capabilities of publishing software.
In addition, some complex, free form layouts defeat TextBridge’s
recomposition capabilities. For these types of documents, it is
often best to preview pages and manually zone text and image
zones that you want to capture.
Retain pictures keeps pictures in the saved document if the
document format supports pictures. If you do not select , pictures
are saved at the end or beginning of the document, depending on
your word processor. If you select retain page layout, the pictures
are in the same position in relation to the text and each other as
they were in the original page when you print the page or view it
so that you can see the layout.
Format with paragraph styles makes it possible for you to see
the specific formatting styles assigned to paragraphs of text by
TextBridge. Paragraph styles have names that begin with “TxBr”
Formatting styles include indentation, font size and style,
underline, bold, and italic. Paragraph styles make it easier for you
to change formatting when you open the output document in your
word processor. Paragraph styles are only available if your word
processor or other text program supports this capability.