• Arbortext Editor, Tip

    Posted on February 21st, 2010

    Written by JeffStein

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    In an earlier post, Douglas Wade reviewed the basics of collapsing and expanding in Arbortext Editor. I would like to add a few thoughts about this feature as it relates to tables. 

    I recently started working on some SGML files that have large tables. I’m talking really large. I found that the performance of Arbortext Editor slowed considerably whenever I encountered one of these tables.

    Then I received a great piece of advice: If you’re not working on tables, collapse them.

    You can start by closing all of the tables in your file. Go to the View menu and select Collapse/Expand Divisions. Select the table element and click Collapse.Collapse/Expand Divisions

    Now when you need to work on a specific table, expand that table, do whatever you need to do, and collapse it again when you’re done.

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