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  1. 1. Reasons to use Writing Tools Compile Reports with Ease Step 1: Create a Table of Contents No. 2 Simplify from Start to Finish © Dianne Dickinson, 2016 | www.diannetheeditor.com | info@diannetheeditor.com Styles Menu Appendix Body Bullet 1 Bullet 2 Bullet no. Caption Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Table head Table text Table no. 3 Vegetation 3.1 Introduction <This section explains why vegetation is a resource of concern. Explain what is being considered in this assessment and why. Briefly mention any additional studies that were completed for this environmental component.> 3.2 Methods <Write a few sentences under this heading to provide context for the content that follows.> 3.2.1 Desktop Studies <Explain what sources, standards and key references were consideded and why they were selected.> 3.2.2 Field Studies <Outline experimental design/sampling methods and explain any adaptations. Use subheadings to separate field components.> Common Indigenous Species <Body text> Rare Plants <Body text> Invasive Species <Body text> 5 Aquatic Systems 5.1 Introduction <This section explains why vegetation is a resource of concern. Explain what is being considered in this assessment and why. Briefly mention any additional studies that were completed for this environmental component.> 5.2 Methods <Write a few sentences under this heading to provide context for the content that follows.> 5.2.1 Desktop Studies <Explain what sources, standards and key references were consideded and why they were selected.> 5.2.2 Field Studies <Outline experimental design/sampling methods and explain any adaptations. Use subheadings to separate field components.> Aquatic Systems 5-1 4 Wildlife4.1 Introduction<This section explains why vegetation is a resource of concern. Explain what is being considered in this assessment and why. Briefly mention any additional studies that were completed for this environmental component.>4.2 Methods<Write a few sentences under this heading to provide context for the content that follows.>4.2.1 Desktop Studies <Explain what sources, standards and key references were consideded and why they were selected.> 4.2.2 Field Studies <Outline experimental design/sampling methods and explain any adaptations. Use subheadings to separate field components.> Wildlife 4-1 3 Vegetation 3.1 Introduction <This section explains why vegetation is a resource of concern. Explain what is being considered in this assessment and why. Briefly mention any additional studies that were completed for this environmental component.> 3.2 Methods <Write a few sentences under this heading to provide context for the content that follows.> 3.2.1 Desktop Studies <Explain what sources, standards and key references were consideded and why they were selected.> 3.2.2 Field Studies <Outline experimental design/sampling methods and explain any adaptations. Use subheadings to separate field components.> Common Indigenous Species <Body text> Rare Plants <Body text> Invasive Species <Body text> Vegetation 3-1 TOC Templates Style Guide Create style-based tempalte that matches your brand (font, colours, logos). Include auto-populating features (e.g., TOC updating, headers, footers, secton numbering, index). Build structure based on your TOC. Add annotations to guide multiple contributors. Step 2: Create a Robust Template Issue a template and a style guide to each author. Keep content organization, writing style and document appearance consistent from the beginning of the process to save time later. Update parallel section templates to the correct numbering throughout with little more than a right click in the Level 1 heading. Step 3: Divide and Conquer Consider content and report purpose Consider your audience and how they will find information in the report. Determine whether you will need: Executive Summary Several unique sections Several parallel sections Appendices (list data, tables, figures, maps) For each section: Review, revise and format as final using your writing tools (i.e., style guide and template). Copy the TOC and add it to a master TOC file in the main template. Export each finalized section to PDF. Styles will create bookmarks for easy online navigation. Compile the separate PDFs into a single, sharp-looking document. Step 4: Format, PDF and Compile 3 Vegetation 3.1 Introduction Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse in ipsum lorem. Pellentesque id ligula elit. Mauris fringilla nulla felis, eu dapibus dolor venenatis vel. Etiam eu dapibus sem. Morbi feugiat sed massa non consectetur. Quisque viverra nec orci vel ornare. Phasellus tristique ante eget mollis imperdiet. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Maecenas tincidunt imperdiet dolor. Aenean lobortis elit non nulla laoreet blandit. Duis maximus id quam non sodales. Aenean auctor nec lectus id mattis. Fusce scelerisque facilisis venenatis. Vivamus vitae augue tincidunt, pulvinar nisl in, tempor sapien. Maecenas lorem leo, efficitur sit amet nisl et, viverra rhoncus eros. Nam consequat dui vel justo lacinia, ac vehicula lectus porttitor. Nunc ligula ipsum, aliquet sed volutpat nec, tristique nec magna. Nam molestie porta mi vitae faucibus. Sed dapibus neque quam, viverra condimentum quam dignissim a. Nullam nec faucibus neque. Curabitur iaculis augue eget ante laoreet, nec ullamcorper est lacinia. Vestibulum ac ante elementum, dictum urna vel, congue orci. Proin lacus nulla, imperdiet at arcu vel, sollicitudin tincidunt quam. Suspendisse ac volutpat arcu. Nullam ut tincidunt nunc. Vestibulum in tincidunt magna. Fusce efficitur, nisi nec efficitur efficitur, diam lacus bibendum nisi, quis aliquam magna enim tempor quam. Pellentesque porta ultrices arcu ultrices blandit. Ut eleifend luctus mauris, sagittis tempor justo euismod a. Pellentesque imperdiet sem eget velit venenatis, posuere lacinia eros tristique. Nullam nec faucibus neque. Curabitur iaculis augue eget ante laoreet, nec ullamcorper est lacinia. Vestibulum ac ante elementum, dictum urna vel, congue orci. Proin lacus nulla, imperdiet at arcu vel, sollicitudin tincidunt quam. Cras luctus at velit nec feugiat. 3.2 Methods Nullam id venenatis nulla. Curabitur non semper enim. Quisque volutpat at dolor sit amet tempus. Mauris molestie ipsum nulla. Vestibulum porttitor nisl mauris, ut porttitor libero porta id. Duis diam nisi, lobortis et massa eget, vestibulum molestie enim. Pellentesque et efficitur erat, luctus lobortis purus. Wildlife 3-1 Custom Style Guide Project specifications Key terms Grammatical conventions - Abbreviations - Capitalization - Bullet punctuation                  

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