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| − | = Copy Formatted Text from Word =
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| − | <font size="2">1. Copy the text from your word document (Strg + c).</font>
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| − | <font size="2">2. Open the respective wiki page and its editor (see "Edit Articles"). Put the cursor where the text shall be copied to.</font>
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| − | <font size="2"><font size="2"><font size="2"><font size="2"></font><font size="2"><font size="2">4. Copy your text into the textbox and confirm with OK.</font></font> </font></font></font><font size="2"><font size="2"><font size="2"> </font></font></font>
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| − | = Saving text as draft =
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| − | 1. If you want to save a text as a draft, mark it, then click the format´s roll-out symbol and chose "draft" ("Entwurf").
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| − | = Add Headlines =
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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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| − | == '' ''Bulleted list ==
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| − | To remove a bullet point click the respective line, then click the bullet point symbol again.
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| − | = Uploading Pictures and Documents =
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| − | You can upload pictures, pdfs etc to the gallery in order to copy them into an article.
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| − | '''Important''': If you are editing an article save your current changes as they will get lost in the next step. (''Save page, see Compose Articles step 7'').
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| − | 1. Click <u>Upload file</u> in the toolbox on the left.
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| − | 2. Enter the file´s name or click <u>browse</u> to find it.<br> [[Image:Durchsuchen.JPG]]
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| − | 5. The uploaded file can now be put into any article: Open the article and click <u>Edit.</u>
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| − | To insert a picture/pdf as picture preview, see [[Help:Wiki Manual#Insert.C2.A0file_as_picture.2Fpreview|Insert file as picture/preview]]
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| − | To insert a link to a picture/pdf/word-document, see [[Help:Wiki Manual#Insert_file_as_link|Insert file as link]]
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| − | = Insert File as Picture =
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| − | Now change the properties in the emerging dialog “Image Properties“ (''see Insert Graphs step 7'').
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| − | = Insert Footnotes and References =
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| − | #Type “References” at the bottom of the article and choose “Headline 1”<br> <br>
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| − | #Make sure the curser is underneath the line <br> [[Image:References3.jpg]] <br><br>
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| − | #Click on references in the toolbar <br> [[Image:References1.jpg]] <br> <br>
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| − | #At the point of citation in the article, enter the footnote or reference tag <br> [[Image:References2.jpg]]<br> <br>
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| − | = Linking Footnotes and References =
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1. To create a new article enter the preferred title in the search panel and confirm with Go.
If it does not exist yet, click "Create the page" to do so.
2. You will be lead to the editor of your new article. Enter your text and be sure to click the safe button when finished.
1. Within an article, highlight the word(s) that will build the later link and click the Edit/Insert Link symbol in the toolbar.
2. A dialog window appears. Type in the desired name of the new article into the panel ”Link”. Click OK and the link will be displayed in red. If you click on that red link, wou will be lead to your new article´s editor that is ready to be created.
