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The Edit Paragraph Content window enables the contents of a paragraph to be edited. Static text can be edited, variables can be inserted and edited, and the static and variable text in the paragraph can be formatted.

How to access the Edit Paragraph Content window
  1. Access the practice or client’s paragraphs. See Accessing practice paragraphs or Accessing client paragraphs.
  2. Find the paragraph to be edited.
  3. Click to select it.
  4. Click Edit Paragraph. The Edit Paragraph Content window opens.
 
Related topics

Paragraphs

Editing static text

Inserting and editing variables

Formatting paragraphs

Inserting logos into the Compilation Report

Restoring default content

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