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				<h1>Discover WriteFlow</h1>
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			<p>Learn about a few features of WriteFlow.</p>
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						<h3>WriteFlow First Steps</h3>
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						<p>Do you want to understand the concept of WriteFlow? Take a look, it's just a few basics.</p>
						<p><img src="../gfx/orngbullet.gif" alt="bullet" height="8" width="8" border="0"> <a href="task_introduction_page5.html">First Steps with WriteFlow</a></p>
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						<h3>WriteFlow Command Tool</h3>
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						<p>The WriteFlow Command Tool is the major way of interacting with WriteFlow. It allows you to execute complex tasks without taking your hands off the keyboard and thus without interupting your writing flow.</p>
						<p><img src="../gfx/orngbullet.gif" alt="bullet" height="8" width="8" border="0"> <a href="task_introduction_command_tool.html">Using the Command Tool</a></p>
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						<h3>WriteFlow Elements</h3>
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						<p>One of the most visible differences to other word processors are the WriteFlow Elements. In WriteFlow, every text you write is saved as a line in a database, which allows you to use the same text in many documents at the same time an keep track of where you used it. Furthermore, WriteFlow allows you to use versions of your text and of course of every quote you entered.</p>
						<p><img src="../gfx/orngbullet.gif" alt="bullet" height="8" width="8" border="0"> <a href="task_introduction_page3.html">Using the WriteFlow Elements</a></p>
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						<h3>WriteFlow Import Media</h3>
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						<p>WriteFlow can import media information from Amazon, Pubmed, Library of Congress, Project Muse... You can either import prepared connection files, or find out about the necessary parameters and create a connection to your favorite ressource yourself.</p>
						<p><img src="../gfx/orngbullet.gif" alt="bullet" height="8" width="8" border="0"> <a href="task_onlinedatabase_amazon1.html">Using the WriteFlow Media Search</a></p>
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						<h3>WriteFlow Output Styles 1</h3>
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						<p>The WriteFlow Output Styles are a fast and easy way to adapt the format of your whole document to your needs. Here we explain how they work and how you can work with them.</p>
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						<p>The WriteFlow Output Styles are a fast and easy way to adapt the format of your whole document to your needs. Here we explain how they work and how you can work with them.</p>
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