How to Add Tags
You just turn on Edit mode and place tags in appropriate places in your text. You can use predefined tags or create custom ones. The Tags pane shows all the types of tags that can be used in the document. It can be found to the right of the area where you enter text.

If you can’t see the Tags pane, make sure GhostReader Plus is in Edit mode and the pane is not hidden:
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GhostReader Plus is in Edit mode. |
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GhostReader Plus is in Read-Only mode. |
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The Tags pane is open. |
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The Tags pane is hidden. |
Adding Tags
There are three ways to add a tag to your text:
- Click the point in the text where you want to add a tag, and then click the tag you want in the Tags pane.
- Drag the tag you want from the Tags pane to the place in the text where you want it to be.
- Select a portion of text, and then click the tag you want in the Tags pane.
A marker that matches the tag type appears in the appropriate place in the text.
After you add a tag, a pop-up dialog may appear, where you can change the tag settings. The settings vary depending on the tag type. The only setting that most tags have in common is Local change. This is described in the next section.