Rearranging a Document by Using the Navigator

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# Arranging Headings in the Navigator

You can move headings and subordinate text up and down in a document by using the Navigator. You can also promote and demote outline levels for headings. To use this feature, format the headings in your document with one of the predefined “Heading N” (1–10) paragraph styles, or to use a custom paragraph style for a heading, choose Tools - Heading Numbering, select a number in the Levels list, then select the style in the Paragraph Style box.

To quickly move the text cursor to a heading in the document, double-click the heading in the Navigator list.

To dock the Navigator, drag the title bar to the edge of the workspace. To undock the Navigator, double-click its frame while holding the CommandCtrl key.

### To Move a Heading Up or Down in the Document

Ensure that headings at all outline levels are shown in the Navigator. By default all levels are shown. See steps below how to change the outline levels that are shown.

1. On the Standard Bar, click the Navigator icon to open the Navigator.

2. On the Navigator, click the Content Navigation View icon .

3. Veiciet vienu no sekojošajiem:

1. Drag a heading to a new location in the Navigator list.

2. Click a heading in the Navigator list, and then click the Move Heading Up or Move Heading Down icon .

To move the heading without the subordinate text, hold down CommandCtrl while you drag or click the Move Heading Up or Move Heading Down icons.

### To Promote or Demote the Outline Level of a Heading

1. Select the heading in the Navigator list.

2. Click the Promote Outline Level or Demote Outline Level icon .

### Use Outline Levels to Change which Headings Are Displayed

Click the Show Up to Outline Level icon , and then select a number for the maximum outline level. Any heading with an outline level less than or equal to this number will be displayed in Navigator.

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