Tabs and Idents on the Macintosh

Tabs and incidents are invisible characters that can accumulate, affecting documents in unexpected and undesirable ways. This package provides advice on how to make use of these tools to make documents more attractive and presentable. The book covers various software packages.

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Tabs and incidents are invisible characters that can accumulate affecting documents in unexpected and undesirable ways. This tutorial-style guide and companion disk provide advice on how to make use of these tools to make documents more attractive and presentable. The book covers various software packages including Microsoft Word and Works, ClarisWorks, MacWrite II, T/Maker Write Now, Aldus PageMaker and QuarkXPress. The disk contains files in ASCII format for importing into any application. The book provides a simple tutorial on how to use tabs and indents on the Mac. The first few pages explain how they work and the rest walk the user through exercises, step-by-step, using the text files on the enclosed disk. There are systematic tutorials and exercises throughout the book to guide the user in perfecting tabs and indent skills.