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| − | = Create Bullet Points and Numbered Lists =
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| − | 1. Click <u>Numbered List</u> or <u>Bulleted List</u> at the preferred position of the article.
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| − | To remove a bullet point click the respective line, then click the bullet point symbol again.
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| − | = Change Titles of Articles =
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| − | '''''<span>Option 1:</span>'''''
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| − | #<span>Copy the whole text and paste it into a new article</span>
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| − | #<span><span>Before deleting the old page, click „what links here“ on the left (in the Toolbox) and link all the links to the new site</span></span>''<span><span> </span></span>'' <span>[[Image:What linke here.JPG]]</span> <br>
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| − | #Delete the old site.<br><span>[[Image:Delete.JPG]]</span><br>
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| − | #<span>Click „move“ in the menu above the article</span><br>[[Image:Move.JPG]]<br><br>
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| − | #<span>Enter the new title and click „move page“ </span><br><span>[[Image:NewName and move.JPG]]</span> <br><br>
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| − | #<span>There will be a redirect site from the old one</span>
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| − | #Click „what links here“ and link all the sites to the new one
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| − | #Delete the old site
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| − | = Recover an old version of an article =
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| − | 3. Click on edit[[Image:History2.jpg]]
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1. Open the article you want to edit (see Read Articles).
2. Click on the edit tab to open the text editor which is available for each article.
3. A toolbar is shown above the textbox. It supports typical features of many office applications.
4. After having edited the article, you have to save your changes by clicking on Save
