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*************** SEQUENCE MENU HELP FOR TAG! *******************
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The SEQUENCE MENU enables you to define a sequence of tags to
be applied throughout your document, or any portion of your
document. For example, you might have a 200 page catalogue of 
items for sale in which the tag sequence is always the
following:
                 NAME OF ITEM
                 DESCRIPTION
                 ITEM NUMBER
                 PRICE
                 CROSS REFS
                 EXTRA SPACE

You could enter this sequence, and TAG! would apply it again
and again throughout your document until it reached the end.
There are five options in this menu, as follows:

CHOOSE TAGS: Here you enter up to ten tags in sequence by
             selecting them with the mouse from the Tag List.
             If your sequence involves skipping one or more
             paragraphs which may already be tagged, use
             F10 to tell TAG! to skip the desired paragraph
             in the sequence (an asterisk will appear in
             that spot in the sequence list). However, if
             you want one or more paragraphs in the sequence
             to be Body Text (which in Ventura is untagged),
             then make sure you have Body Text in your Tag
             List, and choose Body Text for that part of the
             sequence.

             A sequence is terminated by the first blank line
             in the list. In the above example, the first six
             lines would have tag names in them, while lines
             7 through 10 would be blank. TAG! would interpret
             this as a sequence made up of six tags because
             line 7 is blank.

START: When you select START, TAG! begins applying the tags
       to each paragraph in the order of the sequence list.
       After the sequence has been completed for the first
       time, TAG! displays the paragraph which will start
       the next round of tags in the paragraph viewer,
       and you are given the following options:

       CONTINUE: Choose this if you want to go through the
       sequence again for the next group of paragraphs.

       SKIP: Choose this to skip the currently displayed
       paragraph. SKIP may be used repeatedly.

       BACK: Allows you to go back to the previous paragraph.
       You may use BACK repeatedly.

       AUTO: Causes TAG! to apply the sequence throughout the
       remainder of the document without asking for further
       confirmation.

       QUIT: Aborts the "tag in sequence" operation. Any
       paragraphs already tagged remain tagged. Paragraphs
       still to come remain unchanged.

LOAD: With the LOAD option you can load a Sequence stored
      earlier in an ASCII file. The form of the file is a
      series of lines, with each line containing a tag name
      (ended with a carriage return).

SAVE: The SAVE option enables you to save the current tag
      Sequence to an ASCII file for future use. This option
      prompts you for the name of the file you wish to use
      to store the Sequence. The file will be stored as a
      series of lines, with each line containing a tag name
      (ended with a carriage return).

      Note that Tag Sequence storage files may be made up
      by hand as well as from within TAG!. Tag names are
      entered one per line, exactly as they would appear in
      Ventura's own tag list in the Side Bar (which is the
      same way they appear in TAG's Tag List as well.)

HELP: Displays the HELP you are now reading. This help file may
      be edited by calling up the file TGSEQMEN.HLP in any ASCII
      editor. Text lines must be 65 characters or less, and each
      line must end in a carriage return. Use spacebars, not
      tabs, to space horizontally within a line. The maximum
      help file size is 15,000 bytes.
