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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: <TBL>  </TBL>
   
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Unformatted Tables have been replaced with Formatted Tables (TAB)

 

This tag is used to identify Unformatted Tables.
   
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Illustration SI Editor's Tagsbar Unformatted Table ButtonSI Editor Menu Insert > Tags or F4
   
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Can only contain text, ADD, DEL, HDR, ENG, MET, RID, SUB, HL1, HL2, HL3, HL4, HLS, SBS, SPS, TST, CHG, and URL 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.

 

Illustration Icon Indicating Important Information To NoteFormatted Tables (TAB) should be used in lieu of the traditional Unformatted Tables although they will continue to be supported indefinitely.  The Unformatted Table tag is used to encompass text in a table and should include a Table Header.  The older Unformatted Tables consists of free formatted text using spaces to separate columns.  

 

Formatted Tables were incorporated in SpecsIntact v4.3.0.835.  To promote the use of Formatted Tables, the Tagsbar TBL Button will be hidden.

 

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With Tags visible, TailoringTagged elements <TAI> </TAI> inserted by the Master Specification writer to indicate specific elements within a specification in order to include or exclude various requirements either by agency or product, thereby pre-editing a guide specification to remove requirements that do not exist in the project and simplifying customization. Options looks as follows:

Illustration of Tailoring Tags

 

Additional Learning Tools

Illustration Icon Indicating eLearning ModulesWatch the Formatted Tables eLearning Modules within Chapter 3 - Editing.

 

 

Users are encouraged to visit the SpecsIntact Website's Help Center for access to all of our User Tools, including eLearning Modules (video tutorials), printable Guides, Knowledge Base containing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), Technical Notes and Release Notes, and Web-Based Help.  For additional support, contact the SpecsIntact Technical Support Desk at (321) 867-8800 or KSC-SpecsIntact@mail.nasa.gov.