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<p style="Heading 1">Insert Menu</p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">This menu allows you to insert various kinds of entity into your document.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 2"><c style="Heading 2">Break...</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">This command opens the Break dialog, which allows you to insert page, column, and section breaks.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 2"><c style="Heading 2">Page Numbers...</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">This command opens the Page Numbers dialog, allowing you to insert automatically calculated page numbers into your document's header or footer.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 2"><c style="Heading 2">Date and Time...</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">This opens the Date and Time dialog, which allows you to insert fields showing the current date and time into your document.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 2"><c style="Heading 2">Field...</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">The Field dialog allows you to insert any field defined in AbiWord into your document. Fields are entities which automatically update their values.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 2"><c style="Heading 2">Symbol...</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">This command opens the Insert Symbol dialog, which enables you to insert non-standard symbols from various character sets into your document.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 2"><c style="Heading 2">Autotext</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">The Autotext sub-menu gives access to various kinds of text which can be inserted into your document. Each of the commands on the sub-menu has its own sub-menu. The text listed for each command on the lowest-level menus is inserted into the document when you select that command.</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">For example, if you select Autotext &gt; Reference: &gt; In reply to:, the text 'In reply to:' is inserted into your document at the insertion point.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 2"><c style="Heading 2">Picture</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">The Picture sub-menu allows you to insert a picture into your document.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 3"><c style="Heading 3">Clip Art</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">This command will allow you to insert clip art, once it is implemented.</c></p>
<p style="Heading 3"><c style="Heading 3">From File...</c></p>
<p style="Normal"><c style="Normal">This command opens the normal 'Open' dialog. You can open any png files you have, and insert them in your document at the insertion point.</c></p>
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