The way that you choose to name clauses will have a significant bearing on the way you will ultimately use Pathagoras. You should develop a naming scheme that will make your clause names meaningful and easily recallable.

   Pathagoras is flexible enough to work with any of Word's naming styles and rules.  However, if you intend to take advantage of Pathagoras' powerful mouseless <Alt-G> method to recall any document from any book, you must use a naming style that allows this to happen.

   The 'prefix/suffix naming convention' has been adopted by Pathagoras (and many other programs) as the 'best' way to name clauses in order to implement clause-based document assembly. The following sections explain the convention in detail.

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See Also Prefix Table