6.1 Properties tab

• Title: the name of your work.
• Subtitle: You can give a subtitle if desired.
• Author: enter here your pen name, or your real name.
• Copyright: Enter here the terms under which you issue the work (Copyright assertion). In the example chosen, "Le Medecin malgre lui", the book is in the public domain. You can specify whatever terms you wish.
• Notes: an indication of the searches you have made, the source of the text ... in short whatever you want to note. In the example it is the Internet link from which the text waa acquired.
• Summary: give a brief description of your work.

6.2 General tab

On this tab you can choose the presentation or formatting parameters of the text. In general we default to options that offer maximum comfort. Note that the "HTML" option permits in particular use of italicization or bold, various alignments of your text, etc ..

You can also set various items useful for exporting text, for example when formatting an HTML file, see the chapter "11.4 Exporting and publishing text"..

Note that the "Stage props" export adds a list of the characters, places and objects that are actually linked to this scene. This is a traditional format for theatre plays and scenarios, which may prove useful for other scenarios.

6.3 OpenDocument tab

On this tab you can specify that you want to use LibreOffice (or Word) to enter your text. In the case of LibreOffice you can specify which document template to use, for Word choose the "Use a personal template" option and specify the template reference. It should be noted that templates with the software are for LibreOffice only, so do not use these for Word. For more information, see chapter "9. Use with LibreOffice". 

6.4 File Information tab

This tgives information about your file and its content.

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