Front Matter

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Front Matter

What can you do on this screen?

On the folders and screens below the Front Matter folder, you can edit the front matter text that is output in the Instructor Guide (IG) and the Participant Guide (PG). Expand Expand the Front Matter folder and select either IG to edit the front matter for the Instructor Guide or PG to edit the front matter for the Participant Guide. LEAD comes with three default elements (headings) for the front matter:

IG

oHow to Use the Instructor Guide

oSafety Hazard Awareness

oSecurity Awareness

PG

oHow to Use the Participant Guide

oSafety Hazard Awareness

oSecurity Awareness

Front Matter

Figure 200: Front Matter

For each element, you can:

View/Edit the title by clicking on the relevant element and then selecting Edit Title-Edit.

Add a New-White paragraph (and convert it to a note, caution, or warning).

Resequence Resequence-White the paragraphs, notes, cautions, or warnings underneath the element.

Copy Copy-white the element.

Paste/Append Paste-white the contents (pages, paragraphs, notes, cautions, or warnings) of a copied element at the end of any existing content. Though you cannot paste the contents of an element that contains a sheet citation to a Front Matter element.

Delete Delete-White a selected paragraph, note, caution, or warning.

Select Explain Flag ExplainFlag-White to review the reasons the front matter item has been flagged.

Expand Expand all sub-folders at once down to the lowest level. Selecting any element and then Expand opens just that element down to the lowest level.

Select View Comments Comment_Icon to view, edit, and add to the comments.  

Select Show History ShowHistory to review the changes made to the element, paragraph, note, caution, or warning.

View/Edit the Storyboard for the front matter elements, paragraphs, notes, cautions, or warnings.

View the Design Considerations at every level that provide information about the table of contents item to help with the development of the learning event.