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				<p>In WriteFlow, you can easily build a database for your quotes. The easiest way is to do this while you write your article or thesis. Just type the quote, as you would do in any other word processor, in your text and tell WriteFlow, that this particular text should be treated as a quote from this book. WriteFlow will take care of everything.</p>
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						<strong>Add quotes from within a document</strong>
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					  <li>Make sure you've got the book or article you use in your WriteFlow database. If that's not the case yet, please use the ISBN lookup or the Media Search</li>
					  <li>Type the quote at the place where you want to use it in your document</li>
						<li>If the quote is a seperated Element (normally this is the case when it has it's own paragraph) you can just move the cursor somewhere within the text. If you are not sure about it, select the text you want to use as quote.</li>
						<li>Open the Command Tool</li>
						<li>Choose -&gt; "Define as" and confirm</li>
						<li>Choose -&gt; "Quote" and confirm</li>
						<li>Look up the book or article from which you took the quote in your media database. You can search for the title or the author.</li>
					    <li>Enter the page number and confirm</li>
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