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Creating Boilerplate text:
We offer you 3 ways:
| 1. | Direct save: Save (or move) an existing or an original document into any folder in the Boilerplate folder tree. (If the sub-folder you need does not currently exist, you should create it using Pathagoras document management tools before using the tools described here.) |
| 2. | Upload from your local collection: Click on the Boilerplate folder, or any sub-folder within it to indicate a target folder. Then click the Upload button (the square box with the up arrow) to upload any number of files into the target folder. |
| 3. | Highlight and Click: Highlight a block of text from any existing document. Right click your mouse. Click the 'Save As' option. Name and save the text in the Boilerplate folder tree: |
An alternative to the right click: Click the 'Add Boilerplate' in the 'Boilerplate' section of the 'Main' tab in the toolbar
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click the button labeled 'Add Boilerplate' under the Pathagoras Tools tab in the toolbar:
When the SaveAs screen appears, navigate to the folder where you want to insert the highlighted text. If the target is a folder within the Boilerplate folder, it is automatically part of your boilerplate collection.
