Chapter 2
Installing and Editing MASTERSPEC

Introduction

MASTERSPEC is a copyrighted text database. Your License Agreement authorizes you to make as many copies as you need for one office location. You are also authorized to make one additional copy for backup purposes. You do not have authorization to make copies for any other purpose. If your firm has more than one office location, you must have a separate license for each location. For more information, refer to the Terms and Conditions in your License Agreement.

MASTERSPEC is not a software program. MASTERSPEC is a database of specification files for use with your specific word processor. All specification files and ARCOM supplied macro files are accessed through your word-processor.

MASTERWORKS is an ARCOM software program that must be installed if you want to take advantage of the editing and automation tools provided. Currently, this application is available for Microsoft^Ò Word 97/2000, Microsoft Office 98/2001 for Macintosh and WordPerfect 8/9.

Step 1 - Preparation

Close all Windows programs prior to installing this CD-ROM. If your computer is on a network, you may need administrator privileges to install this program.

Step 2 – License Agreement

Insert the CD-ROM into the drive. The install program should start automatically. If not, double click on the My Computer icon and the CD-ROM icon on your desktop. Then double click the file SETUP.

Follow the instructions that appear on your screen. Installation time is about 10 minutes.

You will first be presented with a license agreement that defines your rights to use the MASTERSPEC System (Figure 1). To indicate that you have read and accept the terms of the agreement, click ; and then click the blue arrow to continue.

Figure 1 - MASTERWORKS License Agreement

In the next screen (Figure 2), enter your 20-letter MASTERSPEC License Key, four letters per box. The system will tab forward automatically as you type in your key. If your computer does not request the 20-letter key, you do not have administrator privileges; the program cannot be installed until your system administrator assigns you installation privileges.

Figure 2 - Enter MASTERSPEC License Key

To clear the boxes in the window, click the Clear Key button.

To launch the online Help files, including user's guides and these installation instructions, click the Launch Installer Instructions button.

Click again on the blue arrow to advance to the next window where you will select which component to install (Figure 3). The three components are MASTERSPEC, Supporting Documents, and MASTERWORKS. These should be installed in sequence, beginning with MASTERSPEC.

Figure 3 - Select Component to Install

NOTE: To install only the Supporting Documents, skip to step 4. To install only MASTERWORKS, Skip to step 5.

Step 3 – Installing MASTERSPEC

By clicking the MASTERSPEC button, you open a window with installation options including format, location, and word processor support (Figure 4).

Figure 4 - Installation Location and Options

The three options for installation are: Install All Specifications (the default option), Install Current Update, and Custom Selection. If you click on the second or third options, a subsequent screen will allow you to select entire divisions or individual sections for installation (Figure 5).

Figure 5 – Custom Document Selection

The format options, at present, are for full-length sections only.

For installation location options, an edit window provides a default location of C:\MASTERSPEC. If you choose to install MASTERSPEC in a different location, type in the file destination here or use the browse button to indicate a different folder on your system.

Select one of five options for word processor support in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect (Figure 4).

Additional options are available by clicking the Preferences… button. This will open the Preferences Window (Figure 6).

Figure 6 - Preferences

The Preferences window opens with all of the options selected. This is the program default, which will install the GSA documents, NIH documents, and Product MASTERSPEC. To exclude any of these options, click the appropriate option in the Preferences window to deselect.

The Install Update Folder option will create a folder on your system for use in handling MASTERSPEC updates. This will be a separate folder to which any update-related information will be installed. If you do not wish to use the update folder, deselect this option in the Preferences window.

Additionally, MASTERSPEC will by default install all of the specification sections into separate folders organized by division. If you wish to have all of the sections installed into a single folder, deselect the Use Division Folders option in the Preferences window.

When finished with the Preferences window, click the OK button to accept your changes. To cancel, click the exit button .

After you have selected each of your options and clicked the blue arrow , MASTERSPEC Installer will save files to your hard drive. This operation may take a minute or two; when it is finished, a screen message will confirm that you have successfully installed your files.

Click on the blue arrow to continue if you want to install the Supporting Documents and/or MASTERWORKS. Otherwise, click on to conclude the installation. If you continue, the MASTERSPEC Installer window will reappear (Figure 3).

Now click either on the Supporting Documents or MASTERWORKS button.

Step 4 – Installing the Supporting Documents

If you click Supporting Documents, the Installation Location and Options window appears (Figure 7). In the Installation Location box, type in the drive and location you want to use for your system, or use the browse button to indicate a folder. For example, if you wanted to install the files to your C drive, you would type in C:\

Figure 7 – Supporting Documents Installation Options

The Supporting Documents installer provides for the option to place a shortcut to the supporting documents on your desktop, if desired. To do so, click the appropriate button from the Installation Location and Options dialog (Figure 7).

You also have the option to install printer-friendly documents in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). To do so, click the appropriate button. NOTE: Installing the PDF documents will significantly increase installation time and required hard drive space.

When you have entered your choices, click on the blue arrow . A screen message will indicate the progress of file installation. After completion, another screen message will confirm that you have successfully installed your files.

To continue and install MASTERWORKS, click on the blue arrow , which will bring you once again to the MASTERSPEC Installer window (Figure 1–3). Otherwise, click on to conclude the installation.

MASTERSPEC Naming Convention

Each MASTERSPEC section is numbered and named according to CSI/CSC's 1995 MasterFormat. Each library table of contents on your CD-ROM lists the section number and title for all sections in that library. You can print the table of contents for reference.

Section Text

·	fl_	Full Length Formats
·	sf_	Short Form Formats
·	ot_	Outline Formats
·	id_	INTERIOR DESIGN
·	sp_	SMALL PROJECT

Supporting Documents (Available for MASTERSPSEC Basic, Supplemental, and MASTERSPEC INTERIOR DESIGN specifications.)

·	cv_	Cover
·	cvs	Short Form Cover
·	ev_	Evaluations
·	evt	Evaluations, Table
·	eva	Evaluations, Appendix A, etc.
·	dc_	Drawing Coordination Checklist
·	sc_	Specification Coordination Checklist (not in INTERIOR DESIGN)

GSA Documents

MASTERSPEC Division 1 Sections may not be used for U. S. Government projects without extensive editing. There are significant differences between Government and private acquisition and contracting practices. For this reason the General Services Administration has developed GSA Division 1 Sections to correspond, where practical, in subject matter, title and section number with the 1999 drafts of MASTERSPEC Division 1 sections. The documents are located on the CD-ROM in the GSA folder. A readme.txt file is included in the folder to explain the similarities and differences between the GSA and MASTERSPEC Division 1 sections.

NIH Documents

The Project Manual is tied together by the content in Division 1 Sections, which includes general, administrative, and procedural requirements that apply to Sections in Divisions 2 through 16. Because of its significance, a well-organized and -coordinated Division 1 is important to MASTERSPEC® users and ARCOM.

ARCOM has worked with the National Institute of Health (NIH) to create customized Division 1 sections for the use of both in-house personnel and consultants who design their projects.

With a few exceptions, each Division 1 Section is based on a MASTERSPEC Section, but each has been modified to work with the agency's contract provisions rather than AIA Document A201. Many requirements are the same, but some are significantly different. Because Division 1 affects every other Section in the MASTERSPEC library, ARCOM worked closely with each agency to ensure that the requirements referenced by other MASTERSPEC Sections were retained.

Product MASTERSPEC

Sections in PRODUCT MASTERSPEC are custom-edited by building product manufacturers and trade associations under license from ARCOM. The edits include modification of requirements and the addition of manufacturers and products. Manufacturers add products they believe are comparable to those in MASTERSPEC. All added text in PRODUCT MASTERSPEC is shown as underline and deleted text is shown as strikeout. You make the decision of which edits to keep or delete.

These versions help specification writers find and compare additional meaningful product information in a consistent manner. You can easily determine if a product fits your project requirements and specify additional products by name. PRODUCT MASTERSPEC was developed as an added value for MASTERSPEC Licensed Users at no additional cost.

Licensed users receive Product MASTERSPEC sections with initial licenses as well as with regular library updates. Manufacturers may also distribute the licensed sections to specifiers in print, on diskette, via CD-ROM, or as downloadable files from their Web sites.

Adobe Acrobat Reader

Many of the documents provided with MASTERSPEC are also included in the printer-friendly Adobe® Acrobat® format. To view these files, it is necessary to install the Acrobat Reader software, if it is not already installed on your computer. This software has been included on your MASTERSPEC installer CD-ROM, and can also be downloaded at no cost from the Adobe website at www.adobe.com.

It is not necessary to install the Adobe Acrobat Reader software to use MASTERSPEC

Creating Project Specifications

You can create project-specific specifications with MASTERSPEC using the following steps:

For each Section:

Note: When you delete a paragraph, you must also delete all the subparagraphs or they will be incorrectly subordinate to the preceding paragraph.

•	Review help, reference, and tutorial information in the supporting documents in hard copy reference manuals or on-line with MASTERWORKS.
•	Review editor's notes included to help select and edit alternative text. These notes appear in blue and are in hidden text. They will not print unless the hidden text option is turned on.
•	Select from alternative text and delete inapplicable article titles, paragraphs, and subparagraphs.
•	Select optional text (options) in boldface and in brackets ([ ]) and delete inapplicable options.
•	Insert required text where instructed by insert notes (notes) in boldface and in angle brackets (< >). Insert other project-specific text.
•	For a proprietary specification with manufacturers and products listed, select manufacturers and products where instructed, add additional manufacturers and products as appropriate, and retain requirements that define salient features.
•	For a nonproprietary specification with manufacturers or products listed, select manufacturers and products where instructed, add additional manufacturers and products as appropriate, retain and add to requirements that define salient features.
•	For a nonproprietary specification that is descriptive only, delete manufacturers and products, retain and add to requirements that define salient features.
•	Select units of measure to remain by choosing either English (IP) units shown in teal or SI (metric) units shown in red. You may also leave both units of measure.
•	Renumber paragraphs using the automatic renumbering feature of your word processor. If your word processor does not support automatic renumbering, macros for renumbering are available from ARCOM.
•	Edit headers and footers.
•	Select section format.

For the Project:

•	Print all sections.
•	Produce and print the table of contents.

Editing in WordPerfect 6.1/7.0/8.0/9.0
The WordPerfect sections contain editor's notes formatted as hidden text. To benefit from the instructions in the editor's notes, you should always toggle hidden text on while your are editing on-line. Otherwise, the editor's notes remain hidden. To turn on hidden text, select the View menu then click Hidden Text.

Supporting Documents

If you are using MASTERSPEC Full Length, Short Form sections or MASTERSPEC Interior Design sections, you should review the help, reference, and tutorial information in the supporting documents for each section. The supporting documents are available in hard copy and on-line using a browser.

The on-line supporting documents (Cover, Evaluations, and Drawing and Specification Coordination Checklists) on the CD-ROM are in HTML only. You will be able to access, review, copy and print them with LINX, MASTERWORKS, or your browser.

Inserting Text in WordPerfect

The MASTERSPEC styled sections make it easy to insert and remove text in your specifications. WordPerfect allows you to turn on reveal codes to display the formatting and style codes in the section.
on reveal codes to see the exact cursor location in the reveal codes window.

•	Select the View menu.
•	Click Reveal Codes.

Turn on hidden text to display the editor's notes.

•	Select the View menu.
•	Click Hidden Text.

Now you are ready to insert new text. Because the styles are linked together, you can begin entering text when you place the cursor at the end of the previous paragraph and press (Enter). If you want to change the paragraph level, place the cursor anywhere within the new text and do the following:

•	Select the Format menu.
•	Click Styles.
•	Scroll down the Style List box and highlight the desired paragraph level.
•	Click Apply.

To add a blank line above the paragraph, place your cursor at the end of the previous paragraph and:

•	Press the Enter key then press the Backspace key.

To remove an extra blank line below the new paragraph, place the cursor at the end of the new paragraph and:

•	Press the Right Arrow key, then press the Delete key.

Adding Custom Editor's Notes

Special care must be taken when inserting custom editor's notes. To insert new editor's notes as described in "Inserting Text in WordPerfect" above, type the text of the editor's note. With the cursor in the text, apply the CMT style. If there is no blank line after your editor's note, place the cursor at the end of your editor's note and press Enter to insert a hard return. Your editor's note will appear like the other editor's notes. However, when you turn hidden text off, all the editor's notes will disappear except your custom note. If you select your note with the mouse and apply hidden text attributes, you will have an unwanted blank line when you turn hidden text off. You will not be able to get rid of this line. Follow these steps to convert your custom editor's notes to hidden text:

•	Turn reveal codes on.
•	Place the cursor at the end of the previous paragraph.
•	Press the Right Arrow key once to move to the right of the Style End code.
•	While holding down both the Control key and the Shift key, press the Right Arrow key twice or until you have selected the Beginning Style code of the first paragraph after your custom editor's note.
•	If your custom editor's note consists of multiple paragraphs, select all paragraphs.
•	While holding down the Shift key, press the Left Arrow key twice. All your custom editor's notes and surrounding codes should now be selected.
•	Select the Format menu.
•	Choose Font.
•	Place a check mark in Hidden.
•	Click OK.

Your custom editor's note is now in hidden text and should have the proper spacing when hidden text is on or off.

Printing Editor's Notes in WordPerfect

There are two advantages to editor's notes being in hidden text as opposed to WordPerfect comments. The first is that you can see the editor's notes in any view if you select Hidden Text from the View menu. The other is printing the editor's notes. The rule for editor's notes in hidden text is that "if you can see them, you can print them." To print editor's notes, turn hidden text on then print the section.

Changing Fonts, Margins, and Other Formatting Features

One of the advantages of styled sections is the ease of making formatting changes. To change the font in the entire section:

•	Select the Edit menu.
•	Choose Select then All, or press (CTRL+A).
•	Select the Format menu.
•	Choose Font.
•	Choose the desired font then click OK.

If you want to change the editor's notes style font for appearance or emphasis, follow these steps:

•	Select the Format menu.
•	Choose Styles.
•	Choose CMT style.
•	Click Edit.
•	In the Styles Editor dialog select the Format menu.
•	Choose Font.
•	Select the desired font then click OK.
•	Click OK in the Styles Editor.
•	Click Close in the Style List dialog.

All editor's notes in the current section are now in the font you selected. A similar procedure is used to change margins, change colors, or make other formatting changes in the section. To change the top and bottom margins, follow these steps:
delete existing margins:

•	Select the Format menu.
•	Choose Styles.
•	Choose Document Style.
•	Choose Edit.
•	In the Styles Editor dialog, note the Top and Bottom margin codes; drag them out of the dialog with your mouse to delete them.

To set new margins:

•	Select the Format menu.
•	Choose Margins.
•	Change the Top and Bottom margin settings to your desired settings.
•	Click OK.
•	The new settings now appear as a code in the Styles Editor dialog window.
•	Click OK.
•	Click Close in the Style List dialog.

Your style changes take immediate effect on the entire section.

Editing in MICROSOFT Word 6/7/95 and Word 97/2000

The Word 6/7/95 and Word 97 sections are in an automatically numbered outline format that allows you to easily insert and remove text. Word will automatically renumber the remaining or inserted paragraphs. The outline numbering is not affected by any text that is not part of the outline such as editor's notes, tables, etc.

Supporting Documents

If you are using MASTERSPEC Basic or Short Form sections, or MASTERSPEC Interior Design sections, you should review the help, reference, and tutorial information in the supporting document for each section. The supporting documents are available in word processor format on the MASTERSPEC CD-ROM, and on-line using a browser if you are using MASTERWORKS.

MASTERSPEC Paragraph-Numbered Sections

Paragraph-numbered sections contain the following text elements:

•	Header
•	Footer
•	Editor's Notes
•	Section Title
•	Three Parts: GENERAL, PRODUCTS, and EXECUTION (Except in SLV and OUTLINE sections)
•	Article Titles
•	Paragraphs and subparagraphs (5 possible levels of subordination)
•	Tables
•	Data Sheets
•	END OF SECTION Title

Introduction to Styles

Sections created for use with Microsoft Word are formatted using styles. Styles are a set of formats that you can easily apply to text. For each paragraph in a Word document, there is a predefined style that includes left and right margins, tab settings, paragraph numbering, etc. Styles are used in Word for Windows sections for three reasons.

First, styles provide consistent and accurate formatting of the paragraph indenting and text wrapping used in the paragraph-numbering system. Second, styles ensure that paragraphs renumber correctly when sections are edited. Third, styles allow you to specify and quickly change the formatting characteristics for paragraphs with the same style. To change the format of paragraphs, simply change the format definition in the style; all the paragraphs with that style will automatically reformat to reflect the change.

Styles Used in Microsoft Word

The styles used in Word sections are hierarchical. Each style is based on one of the other styles. Every style originates from the Normal style. The Normal style is the only style that contains any font information. If you want to reformat the entire section in another font, change the font in the Normal style.

Removing Text

To delete text from the section, select the text to be deleted and press the Delete key. Word will automatically renumber the section.

Inserting Text by Changing the Paragraph Style

One way to insert paragraphs and subparagraphs in the Word outline format is to place the cursor where you want to insert a new paragraph, then press the Enter key. This will insert a blank paragraph for your new text. To change the paragraph to the appropriate subordinate level, place the cursor in the text, select a new style, and Word will automatically renumber the text.
Styles contain formatting information that you can apply to paragraphs and subparagraphs. The advantage of using styles instead of manually applying formats is that you can easily change your entire section's appearance by changing the formats in a particular style.

To change a style for a paragraph:

•	Select the paragraph (or text string, such as a unit of measure) where the style will be applied.
•	Click the Style drop-down list box on the formatting toolbar.
•	Select a style by double-clicking the style or highlighting the style, then press Enter.

MASTERSPEC sections have eight levels of automatic paragraph numbering. In Word 6/7/95, each one is preceded by a Heading # and a unique style name from the table below.

Style Name	Description
PRT = Level 1	A paragraph in hidden text that corresponds to the Part titles.
ART = Level 2	The style used for the Article titles.
DST = Level 3	An outline level used only in sections that contain Data Sheets and is used for the Data Sheet title.
PR1 = Level 4	Paragraph level 1 follows Article titles and Data Sheet titles. Number style is an uppercase letter. Example: A.
PR2 = Level 5	Subparagraph level 2 follows a paragraph level 1 and is a number followed by a period. Example: 1.
PR3 = Level 6	Subparagraph level 3 follows a Subparagraph level 2 and is a lowercase letter followed by a period. Example: a.
PR4 = Level 7	Subparagraph level 4 follows a subparagraph level 3 and is a number followed by a parenthesis. Example: 1)
PR5 = Level 8	Subparagraph level 5 follows a subparagraph level 4 and is a lower case letter followed by a parenthesis Example: a)

Editing MASTERSPEC Sections


When you delete or add paragraphs, the paragraph numbering is automatically changed. The sections have been set up to recognize the style of the line before your insertion, and automatically apply that style to your added text. To change a style that has been automatically applied, put the cursor at the beginning of the line, select Styles on your toolbar, and assign the appropriate style. For additional help, refer to the instructions below for each style type. Paragraphs that follow your insertion are automatically renumbered.

As you scroll through a section, the cursor skips over the blank lines, allowing you to quickly move through the section. The blank lines have been incorporated into the style so spacing throughout the section remains uniform. To remove unwanted blank lines, highlight a paragraph. You will notice that the blank line is also highlighted. Choose Format, Paragraph, Indents and Spacing, and adjust Before or After to set the number of spacing points desired.

One line equals 12 points. To remove a line, adjust the spacing up or down 12 points. The spacing is set by selecting Format, Paragraph, Indents and Spacing.

Text Insertion Instructions

When you create a new section or insert text in a section, you must pay attention to styles, paragraphs, and other text elements so the section retains its integrity.

Hint: It is easier to edit sections if the Style Area on the left side of the screen is open, so you can see the paragraph styles for each paragraph. To open the Style Area, choose NORMAL from the VIEW menu. The Style Area option only exists in the normal view mode. Choose Options from the Tools menu. Click the VIEW FOLDER tab if the folder is not visible and enter .03" in the STYLE AREA WIDTH box. Click OK. There should be a vertical window on the left side of the screen displaying the paragraph styles.

The following instructions help you insert text elements into an existing section using styles. To easily create new sections, use an existing paragraph-numbered section and the attached outline sample.

Microsoft Word automatically inserts a paragraph style based on the preceding paragraph. To change this style, use the styles drop-down menu to apply the style you want as described above.

Inserting Text in MASTERSPEC Styles

PART 1 - Title (Style PRT) - Part 2 and 3 also used. No Parts used in SLV and OUTLINE.

Usually, you would not change the Part titles, because they conform to standard specification section formats. If you need to reenter a Part title, do the following:

•	Position the cursor with the arrow keys or mouse at the end of the paragraph where you want to insert the new Part title.
•	Press Enter to create a new paragraph.
•	Choose Style from the Format menu.
•	Choose PRT from the list of styles and click OK.
•	Type PART and press the Space Bar.
•	Press the Space Bar again.
•	Press ( — ) to insert a hyphen, then press the Space Bar again.
•	Type the Part title (GENERAL, PRODUCTS, or EXECUTION).

Article Title (Style ART)

•	Position the cursor with the arrow keys or mouse at the end of the paragraph where you want to insert the new Article title.
•	Press Enter to create a new blank paragraph.
•	Choose Style from the Format menu.
•	Choose ART from the list of styles and click OK.
•	Type the Article title.

Paragraph at Indentation Level 1 (Style PR1)

•	Position the cursor with the arrow keys or mouse at the end of the paragraph where you want to insert the new paragraph.
•	Press Enter to create a new paragraph.
•	Choose Style from the Format menu.
•	Choose PR1 (paragraph) from the list of styles and click OK.
•	Type the paragraph text.

Subparagraph at Indentation Level 2 (Style PR2)

•	Position the cursor with the arrow keys or mouse at the end of the paragraph where you want to insert the new paragraph.
•	Press Enter to create a new blank paragraph.
•	Choose Style from the Format menu.
•	Choose PR2 (paragraph) from the list of styles and click OK.
•	Type the paragraph text.

Subparagraph at Indentation Level 3 (Style PR3)

•	Position the cursor with the arrow keys or mouse at the end of the paragraph where you want to insert the new paragraph.
•	Press Enter to create a new blank paragraph.
•	Choose Style from the Format menu.
•	Choose PR3 (paragraph) from the list of styles and click OK.
•	Type the paragraph text.

Subparagraph at Indentation Level 4 (Style PR4)

•	Position the cursor with the arrow keys or mouse at the end of the paragraph where you want to insert the new paragraph.
•	Press Enter to create a new blank paragraph.
•	Choose Style from the Format menu.
•	Choose PR4 (paragraph) from the list of styles and click OK.
•	Type the paragraph text.

Subparagraph at Indentation Level 5 (Style PR5)

•	Position the cursor with the arrow keys or mouse at the end of the paragraph where you want to insert the new paragraph.
•	Press Enter to create a new paragraph.
•	Choose Style from the Format menu.
•	Choose PR5 (paragraph) from the list of styles and click OK.
•	Type the paragraph text.

The organization of a specification section is shown in the sample paragraph-numbered section at the end of this chapter.

Microsoft Word 6/7/95 Outline Format

The outline format in Word provides a hierarchical format to a section. The headings in the outline help you organize and rearrange the section text. By displaying only the headings, you can quickly move to a specific part of the section. You can use outline headings to rearrange the section's text and quickly execute formatting tasks. Word's Outline View displays the levels of headings and the text that belongs to each level.

Inserting Text in Microsoft Word 6/7/95 Outline View

When you switch to Outline View, the ruler is removed and the Outline toolbar appears. The text in your section is arranged in an outline format. Some paragraphs are headings and one of the eight heading styles has been applied.

Select View | Outline, or choose Outline on the View button. Move the cursor where you want to insert text and press Enter. This will give you a new blank number paragraph in which you can add text. You can promote or demote this paragraph using the appropriate arrow buttons or equivalent keystrokes.

•	To increase the heading by one level, click the promote button in the toolbar or press Alt+Shift+the plus (+) key.
•	To decrease the heading by one level, click the demote button in the toolbar or press Alt+Shift+ the minus (-) key.

 

SECTION 99999

- SAMPLE PARAGRAPH-NUMBERED SECTION
PART 1 -  GENERAL (Paragraph Style PRT) - Not used in OUTLINE sections.

1.1 ARTICLE TITLE (Paragraph Style ART)
A.        Paragraph (Paragraph Style PR1)

            1.         Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)

                        a.        Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR3)
                        b.        Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR3)
                      
                                   1)        Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR4)

                                               a)       Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR5)

             2.        Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)
             3.        Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)

PART 2 - PRODUCTS (Paragraph Style PRT) - Not used in OUTLINE sections.

2.1           ARTICLE TITLE (Paragraph Style ART)

     A.        Paragraph (Paragraph Style PR1)

                 1.         Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)

                             a.         Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR3)

                 2.         Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)

PART 3 - EXECUTION (Paragraph Style PRT) - Not used in OUTLINE sections.

3.1                        ARTICLE TITLE (Paragraph Style ART)

     A.       Paragraph (Paragraph Style PR1)

                1.         Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)
                2.         Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)
                3.         Subparagraph (Paragraph Style PR2)

     B.       Paragraph (Paragraph Style PR1)


END OF SECTION 99999