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Additional Features

Narayan Silva edited this page Nov 11, 2025 · 13 revisions

🛠️ Additional Features in Tac Writer

Discover extra resources that make your writing more powerful and personalized.


📑 Heading 1 (Main Title)

When to use: For chapter titles, main themes, or division of large sections in your text.

  • Maximum prominence: usually the largest text box in the document.
  • Facilitates navigation through extensive and structured texts.
  • Helps readers quickly locate major divisions of the content.

Usage example:

Heading 1: Chapter 3 - Digital Culture

📝 Heading 2 (Subtitle/Section)

When to use: For subtitles, sections, and internal divisions of chapters.

  • Less prominent than Heading 1, but still stands out compared to body text.
  • Allows you to organize related paragraphs within the same chapter.

Usage example:

Heading 2: Social Media and Education

✒️ Epigraph

When to use: To insert a short quote, striking author's phrase, proverb, or thought that dialogues with the chapter or text.

  • Traditionally used at the beginning of book or chapters.
  • Creates a special tone, invites reflection, and contextualizes the theme.

Usage example:

"The speech always transcends the speaker; the speaker is the spoken. - Jacques Lacan"

🖼️ Add Images

When to use: To illustrate, exemplify, compare concepts, or record visual references related to the text.

  • Images make understanding complex topics easier.
  • Break the monotony of continuous text.
  • Help provide visual examples, contextualize data, and enhance argumentation.
  • Ideal for articles, educational materials, and academic work.

Usage example:

Image: Chart of vertebrate distribution
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Caption: Comparison between vertebrate classes (source: Biol. Mod., 2023, p.88)

📌 Footnotes

When to use: To complement, reference, or explain data and concepts used in the dialog boxes (Introduction, Argument, Argumentative Resumption, and Conclusion).

  • Footnotes allow you to add comments, explanations, research sources, or observations without interrupting the flow of the main text.

  • They are ideal for bibliographic references, definitions of terms, or additions that are not essential to the reading but important for further study.

Exemplo de uso:

Education is a fundamental right of the citizen.¹.

1: According to Article 205 of the Brazilian Constitution, education is a right of all and a duty of the State and the family.

🔍 Word Search

When to use: To search for specific words or terms across your entire project.

  • Use the search function to quickly locate a word in your document.
  • The search highlights the word in the first dialog box where it appears.
  • Click the down arrow icon to continue searching for the same word in other dialog boxes throughout your project.
  • Essential for revisions, consistency checks, and locating specific references or terms.

How it works:

  1. Open the search function (usually via keyboard shortcut or search icon)
  2. Type the word you want to find
  3. The first occurrence will be highlighted
  4. Click the down arrow (↓) to move to the next occurrence
  5. Continue clicking to navigate through all instances of the word

Usage example:

Search for: "education"
Result: Found in Introduction → Click ↓ → Found in Argument → Click ↓ → Found in Conclusion

💡 Important Tips

  • Choose images from reliable sources and mention the source in the caption.

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