Predefined styles

The repository.dot contains several predefined ITP styles together with some global document settings. The Administrator can configure this template in the Action menu to be the ITP/MDK Document Template. New (model) documents created in the ITP/MDK Repository will then be based on this template. It is also possible to create your own template and configure this template to be the ITP/MDK Document Template.

The following styles have been predefined in the repository.dot:

ITP Heading Style

The paragraph, in a function or procedure declaration, that contains the keyword FUNC or PROC is put in the ITP Heading style. This style is in boldface and slightly larger than the ITP Normal style.

ITP Normal Style

ITP Normal is the style to be used for almost all ITP Code that you write in your Model document. This style is defined with hanging indentation. If a paragraph does not fit on a single line any continuation line will automatically be indented with two tabs. Paragraphs defined in this style are kept together on a single page through the use of the Keep lines together and Keep with next options for paragraphs.

You can use the Microsoft Word line-break (SHIFT-ENTER) to split long lines. Line-breaks do not break the paragraph and the following lines will be indented two tabs.

One can use the Increase Indentation key (CTRL-M) or button ()to increase indentation one tab and the Decrease Indentation key (CTRL-SHIFT-M) or button () to decrease indentation one tab.

ITP Break Style

The ITP Break style is used for empty lines that go between sets of lines, just after or before entries and just before or after function declarations or procedure declarations. This style does not have the options Keep lines together and Keep with next, so Microsoft Word will insert a page break if required.

ITP Comment Style

This style is meant for comments.

ITP Include Style

This style is meant for the paragraphs containing an __INC() tag.

Normal

For paragraphs in text processor mode.