{S:X;X;0;2;We welcome contributions by subscribers. However, in order that we can make adjustments to (and edit) your articles easily we shall be grateful if you will use the template file ZLine1T] (which is in the Templates directory on this disc) as the starting point for the styles used in your articles. This will allow subscribers to easily change the layout of [ReadMe] files to suit themselves by dragging their favourite template of styles (having the same style names) into your document. For example the alternate set of styles from the template called [ZLine2T] (from the Templates directory) can be applied instantly to nearly all the [ReadMe] articles on this disc.}
{S:X;X;0;3;If you want to introduce something \Émissing\æ from the [ZLine1T] templates (for example you may wish to introduce some tab stops) then please introduce it as a Style rather than by changing the ZLBase Style or by using an Effect. If you introduce the tabs as a new Style (based on the ZLBase Style but not as part of it) then it will continue to be applied when the new template (eg [ZLine2T]) is dragged into the document.}
{S:X;X;0;4;The \öKeywords:\ò line is in a style called ZLKeywords\\\; I have not allocated a <CtrláF#> combination to the ZLKeywords style. Directories and file names are in the style ZLáFileName.}
{S:X;X;0;5;At the end of the heading (in this file the Heading is \öContributions to ZLine\ò) use a \ÉLine break\æ, executed as <CtrláReturn>, rather than a \Éparagraph break\æ, executed with the <Return> on its own.}
{S:X;X;0;6;I have decided to keep paragraphs together (rather than split paragraphs over a page) so this makes subject headings (in the style ZLSubHead) a little tricky. I have had trouble with what are called \Éwidows and orphans\æ where the subject heading is at the bottom of one page and the first paragraph of that subject on the next. My technique for overcoming this is to use two line breaks between the subject heading and the first paragraph. I suggest that you type the heading, hold down <Ctrl> and tap <Return> twice. Start typing the first paragraph and then go back to the subject heading, mark it, then change it to the style called ZLHeading.}
{S:X;X;0;7;For the present at least, please use only those Acorn fonts which are supplied as part of the RISCáOSá3.1 ROM set (even if you use the RISCáOSá2 versions). These include Corpus, Trinity and Homerton. The reason is that, unless the subscriber reading your file has the same font as you, they will have problems reading your file.}
{S:X;X;0;8;Again, for the present at least, please do not Embed your graphics\\\; this is because some graphics, particularly sprites, take up a lot of disc space and I may have to edit some of them, or part of the sprite, out of the file. This is difficult if the graphics are embedded and impossible if they have been turned into a backdrop. Incidentally, Draw saves all your font names as part of the draw file whereas DrawPlus does not. Hence I can save disc space by loading into DrawPlus (and then saving) any file which you created in Draw because that loses all your (unwanted) font names.}
{S:X;X;0;9;If you use screen shots then, either save them from mode 12 or 15, or, if you use some other mode, please convert your sprites using the utility !ChangeFSI (supplied with RISCáOSá3.1) to mode 12 or mode 15. The reason for this is that, unless subscribers have the same mode modules as you (eg you might have Computer Concepts\æ NewModes module and always use the NewMode 66), they will get an error message (something like Mode not known) when they try to load your sprite.}
