# Manuscript Section

In the manuscript section, by right-clicking on the top or bottom bar, a dropdown menu will appear with various options for you to choose from:

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You can create a new folder, outline, chapter, or sub-chapter. Each is easily identifiable by its icon, and you can organize them by dragging and dropping them exactly where you want them to be.

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There's also the option of **''Move into...''** that you can easily find if you right-click on a chapter:

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This will allow you to manually select where you wish your chapter or sub-chapter to be located:

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Also, as shown in the screenshot above, there are other easily accessible options once you right-click on a chapter.&#x20;

You can create a new chapter, or subchapter, convert a chapter into a subchapter, duplicate it, use it as a template, etc.

(We will talk about the AI features in a different guide!)

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## **Open in Editor Tab**

This option allows you to open multiple chapters side by side in different tabs that you can find at the bottom of your screen.

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You can also move them to the left or right, or close them with just two clicks.

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## **Select Status**

This feature enables you to assign a status to individual chapters within your project. Each chapter can have multiple statuses applied simultaneously, allowing for a nuanced and comprehensive tracking system. This flexibility ensures that you can effectively monitor the progress and state of each chapter, facilitating better project management and oversight.

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Additionally, any secondary statuses that you create can also be applied to the chapter. When you hover over the chapter, all assigned statuses, including the primary and secondary ones, will be visible, providing a clear and comprehensive view of the chapter's state at a glance. You only need to enable the checkbox to select which statuses you'd like your chapter to be assigned.

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On the left sidebar, you can conveniently view the statuses assigned to each chapter. This sidebar not only provides a clear overview of all chapter statuses but also allows you to access and adjust the status settings easily.


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