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Stop words are common function words that often do not add anything to a text analysis such as the prepositions of and up, which is discussed in section 6.3.1. However, one researcher s stop words is another s research topic. For example, when studying phrasal verbs, then prepositions are important. The module Lingua: :Stopwords [lo21 provides an array of stop words for 12 languages. Code sample 9.3 shows how to obtain these for English and German, and output 9.3 shows the beginning of each list.

Use the navigation tools to do the following: n Click any view to display that view. n Click the Pin button to pin the ShowMotion box, so that it doesn t disappear when you click elsewhere in the drawing area. n Click the Play All button to play the slide show. Click in the drawing area to hide the ShowMotion window (if it isn t pinned) so that it doesn t obscure the show. n Click the Stop button to stop the slide show. n Click the Turn On Looping button to repeat the playback over and over. n Click the New Shot button to open the New View / Shot Properties dialog box, with the Shot Properties tab on top so that you can create a new view and define its shot properties. To edit the properties of a shot, right-click the thumbnail of an individual shot and choose Properties, or use the EDITSHOT command and enter the name of the shot. The View / Shot Properties dialog box opens, where you can change the settings of the shot.

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2. Press Ctrl+C. You can also click the Copy button on the Home tab, or right-click the selection and click Copy. 3. Select the slide that the pasted slide or slides should follow. Alternatively, in the Outline pane, click to place the insertion point where you want the insertion. 4. Press Ctrl+V. You can also click the Paste button on the Home tab, or right-click the destination and click Paste.

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Integrating Live View, Related Files, and Code Navigator Features ..................................205 Enhanced workflow with Live View .......................................................................206 Accessing Related Files ........................................................................................... 211 Navigating with the Code Navigator ....................................................................... 212 Using the Coding Toolbar................................................................................................. 214 Code collapse.......................................................................................................... 214 Code selection and highlight .................................................................................. 217 Commenting code .................................................................................................. 217 Manipulating CSS ................................................................................................... 217 Other Coding toolbar functions.............................................................................. 219 Enhancing Code Authoring Productivity ......................................................................... 219 Code Hints and Tag Completion.............................................................................220 Modifying blocks of code .......................................................................................222 Inserting code with the Tag Chooser ...................................................................... 224 Adding Code Through the Snippets Panel ........................................................................226 Using the Reference Panel ................................................................................................229 Modifying Code with the Tag Inspector ........................................................................... 231 Rapid Tag Modification with the Quick Tag Editor ..........................................................232 Insert HTML mode .................................................................................................234 Wrap Tag mode ......................................................................................................235 Edit Tag mode.........................................................................................................237 Adding Java Applets .........................................................................................................239 Managing JavaScript and VBScript ................................................................................... 241 Inserting JavaScript and VBScript .......................................................................... 242 Editing JavaScript and VBScript ............................................................................. 243 Extracting JavaScript .............................................................................................. 245 Validating Your XML Pages...............................................................................................246 Inserting Symbols and Special Characters........................................................................248 Named characters ...................................................................................................249 Decimal characters and UTF-8 encoding ...............................................................249 Using the Character objects ....................................................................................250 Summary ..........................................................................................................................252