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Getting started

Quill has the following main features and functions:

• Quill runs in its own window.
• Each Quill document has document locking, private/public viewing, read-only settings, authorized group read only or read/write override.
• Fully integrated with the Document Manager module, supporting DOC (RTF), HTML and TXT file types, as well as the default formats: QDOC (document) and QDOT (template).
• Fixed and floating menus, along with 4 different toolbars and full-page viewing.
• Supports Catalog Manager, enabling HTML web page design and public posting.
• Automatically maintains a recovery version, with auto-save timing user-definable.
• Provides full versioning, with administrator-definable version tracking.
• Has full collaboration with leader-controlled (supervised) modification, unlimited invitees, integrated into the Chat module.
• Over 100 functions, from simple bolding through ordered lists to full table design.
• Supports 6 types of templates: header, content, tables, signatures, email and fax with both design and insert functionality.
• Single-click link to the contacts module for auto-insert of addresses.
• Built-in document emailing, linked to the email module.
• Integrated print preview and printing.

What Quill is not:

Quill is not Word for Windows.

For its purpose of preparing shorter documents (somewhere in the less than 20 to 30 page area, with a few images, several tables and a lot of formatting), Quill is perfect.

Quill's advantages:

• A Quill-prepared document can be accessed from anywhere, anytime, by any authorized user.
• Groups can collaborate on a document through Chat and invitations sent by the group leader (typically the authorized user who has opened and locked the document - generally that's the document owner or administrator).
• With its built-in document recovery you never lose your work in the event of a connection or shutdown problem.
• It's a simple matter to view the last 10 versions (or however many the administrator designates) of the document.