Besides the tools to improve grammar and assist the editing process, myWriterTools comes with a number of extra features that make your life as a writer or editor easier and more productive. We discuss these extra items below.

LayoutMenu
The LayoutMenu gives you quick access to common views to help you work on your document. This menu contains functions that are available in regular Word menus, but they are simpler to use here and more accessible.

	Normal View: Returns document to the normal, non-Outline, non-Print Layout view.
	Outline: Puts document in an outline mode to allow you to easily collapse and expand the document based on the heading styles.
	Print Layout: Shows the document exactly as it will appear when printed. The Blue Bookmark flags only show when in Print layout mode.
	Reading Layout: (Word 2003 or later) Displays document as two pages across
	100%: Puts the document back in 100% zoom mode.
	Fit to Window: Expands or shrinks the document to fit in the width of the active window.
	One Page: Puts the document in Print Layout mode and resizes it so that it is completely displayed in the window

Document Map: This is a great way to view your document as you are working on it. It lists the topics of your document in a panel at the left, depending on the Heading Style used, usually for Chapter headings. To quickly jump to a chapter or section, simply click on the desired heading in the left panel.

Styles List: When you are getting close to releasing your document or manuscript, you will want to verify that the Word styles have been used correctly but using this view. You can scroll down through the document and see the style set for each line in the panel at the left.

Show Line Numbers: This toggles the display of line numbers in the left margin for each page. This may be useful if you are printing a stylesheet as that references the document by page and line number.

SavePlace
If you need to save your place in your document until later, simply highlight a line in your document and click on the SavePlace icon to insert the SavePlace icon in the margin. You can click on the same icon again to go to that line, or, if you close your document, Word will automatically go to that line when you re-open the document.

Bookmarks
It is often helpful to be able to mark your document in different places so you can quickly hop back and forth between sections of your work. You can use the regular Word bookmarks to do this, but this bookmark tool makes it a lot easier. Click on the first button to toggle a bookmark, the next two buttons to move to the next or previous bookmark, and the last button to remove all of these bookmarks from your document. You can always set and goto bookmarks no matter what mode you are in, but you will only see the flags when you are in Print layout mode.

Create files for each chapter
Each writer, editor and publisher has different rules about how documents should be delivered. Some want books broken into separate files for each chapter; others want one big document. It is usually easier to work with one big document and using Word to combine multiple files into one document is difficult to understand and fraught with problems. myWriterTools has a command (on the Backup dialog) to split your file into multiple files. When you select this option, you will see the following dialog:

It is easy to use. Simply:

1. Indicate the style used for each chapter title, and the heading of the first section in the back material (like the appendix or bibliography).

2. Click on the 'Find Chapters' button. This will find and mark the start and end of each chapter.

3. Click on 'Create Chapter Files'. Your main document will be split into separate files for each chapter. Your original file will be left unchanged and you can continue editing that file.

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