Cover Elements

Document Details

Measurement is applied to the paragraph indicating the measurement units used throughout the document. If a specified unit of measurement is not applicable to the document, then this style may be applied to the text “NOT MEASUREMENT SENSITIVE” or synonymous string. DocID is applied to the standard’s ID or designation string. Date is applied to the specification date (see Example 1).

Superseding Document

Example 1: Title Page Sample 1

The following example shows the proper use of title page styles available on the Title tab of the eXtyles style palette.

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Documents that supersede earlier standards include the label “SUPERSEDING,” which takes the Supersedes paragraph style. Supersedes Designation is applied to the designation (or ID) of the standard that is superseded by the document. Supersedes Date is applied to the date of the superseded document (see Example 1).

Document Title

Title Prefix is applied to the prefix of the title, which usually indicates the type of document or specification. Report Title is applied to the primary title of the document. The subtitle of the document, if any, appears as a separate paragraph after the main title, and it takes the Report Subtitle paragraph style (see Example 1).

Specification Information

Distribution Info is applied to the paragraph describing the intended audience of the document. Contact Info is applied to paragraphs containing the contact information associated with the document (see Example 1).

Example 1: Title Page Sample 1

Word Sample

The following example shows the proper application in the Word document of title page styles available on the Title tab of the eXtyles style palette.

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XML Samples

The following XML samples are derived from the previous Word example.

Example 2: Title Page Sample 2

Another example of the proper use of the styles available on the Title tab of the eXtyles style palette.