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<p>The available formatting keywords are:</p>
<p><mark>%title%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the text you put in your headings in your
documents</p>
<p><mark>%chnum%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the chapter number of your chapter type
<p><mark>%ch%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the chapter number of your chapter type
headings. These are generated automaticall starting from 1, but ignoring chapter headings in
files with "Unnumbered" layout.</p>
<p><mark>%chnumword%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the chapter number, but instead of an
<p><mark>%chword%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the chapter number, but instead of an
arabic number, the word for it is used, e.g. One, Two, Fifteen, Twenty-Five, etc.</p>
<p><mark>%scnum%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the scene number. The number is reset to one
<p><mark>%sc1%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the scene number. The number is reset to one
for each new chapter, so it is the scene number within the current chapter.</p>
<p><mark>%scabsnum%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the absolute scene number. That is, the
<p><mark>%sc2%</mark> &ndash; This is replaced with the absolute scene number. That is, the
number is counted from the first scene in the novel, and not reset for each chapter.</p>
<p><mark>\\</mark> &ndash; Two backslashes are replaced by a line break.</p>
<p><b>Note:</b> The Scene and Section formats are treated slightly differently than the other title