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************** DISPLAY TAGS MENU HELP FOR TAG! ****************
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The DISPLAY TAGS MENU controls the number of columns used by 
the Tag List, and therefore directly affects how much space is 
left over for the display of the document's paragraphs. Weigh 
the trade off between number of tags displayed on the screen at 
one time and the amount of paragraph text visible at one time,
and select one of the self-explanatory options below:

1 COLUUMN: Tags will display in a single column at the left
           side of the screen.

2 COLUMNS: Tags will display in two columns.

3 COLUMNS: Tags will display in three columns.

NOTES:

    TOO MANY TAGS: In each case, if there are more tags than
                   can display in the chosen space at one
                   time, the cursor keys or the mouse scroll
                   bar can be used to bring more tags into
                   view.

    TOO MUCH TEXT: If a paragraph is too long to display
                   completely in the Paragraph Viewer,
                   the word [MORE] will be displayed in the 
                   last line of the Viewer. This indicates
                   that a portion of the paragraph did not
                   fit in the Viewer. Ordinarily you cannot
                   see the remainder in TAG! (if you hit PGDN,
                   the next paragraph will display, not more of
                   the current paragraph). However, in some
                   cases you may be able to see more text by
                   reducing the number of columns used by the
                   Tag List.

HELP: Displays the HELP you are now reading. This help file may
      be edited by calling up the file TGDISMEN.HLP in any ASCII
      editor. Text lines must be 65 characters or less, and each
      line must end in a carriage return. Use spacebars, not
      tabs, to space horizontally within a line. The maximum
      help file size is 15,000 bytes.
