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TagsSpecsIntact Tags are used to define key elements and attributes used control content and format as well as run processes and generate reports . These tags consist of an opening and closing tag. A tag -- either opening or closing, is used to mark the start or end of an element. Most tags consist of a beginning-tag <SEC> and ending tag </SEC>, but can also contain some empty-element tags such as <Page />. Tags are: <NPR>  </NPR>
   
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This tag is used to identify paragraphs within a Note.  Is a subset of the Note <NTE> tag.
   
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Illustration SI Editor's Tagsbar NPR ButtonTagsbar Button, Menu Insert > Tags or F4

   
Rules: Can only be contained within a Note (NTE) and can only contain text (TXT) and Scope (SCP)

 

Illustration Icon Indicating Important Information To NoteThe note tag is used to encompass Technical Notes.  Specifier Notes are used to aid the specification editor in editing the SectionA set of files within the Division of a Master or Job that covers specific aspects of construction..  To view Notes, toggle Illustration SI Editor's Toolbar Show Notes ButtonView Notes on.

 

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With Tags visible, the Note and Note Paragraph tags looks as follows:

Illustration of Note and Note Paragraph Tags

 

Additional Learning Tools

Illustration Icon Indicating eLearning ModulesWatch the SI Editor and Section Structure Overview eLearning Modules within Chapter 3 - Editing.

 

 

 

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