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H.3    Configuration of the Windows environment
Set your Windows environment to use the English (International) conventions (via Control Panel, International).
-    Use centimetres as the preferred unit of measurement.
-    Do not select "Change 'Straight Quotes' to 'Smart Quotes'" in the AutoCorrect options.
-    Set Default Tab Stops to 0,5 cm.
-    The remaining configurable elements of Windows and of Word are at your discretion.

H.4    Sequence numbering
You may use sequence numbering (Insert Field Seq) for tables, figures, equations, references, etc. Use the sequence identifiers shown in the following table.
Table H.2: Sequence numberings
Sequence    Bookmark name    Description
seq bib    bib_xx    for bibliography entries
seq equ    equ_xx    for equations (note 1)
seq fig    fig_xx    for figures (note 1)
seq ref    ref_xx    for references
seq tab    tab_xx    for tables (note 1)
NOTE 1:    Reset the sequence numbering to one for the first item of each annex of a 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR by using the switch \r1 (e.g. { seq fig \r1 }).
NOTE 2:    "xx" represents the identifier for the particular object concerned, e.g. fig_ProcessControl. Do not use bookmarks of the form "fig_fig1". You can use underscores as separators in sequence identifiers if necessary.

Thus the title of a table will read:
Table { seq tab }: Table title
where the italic part represents the sequence field code.

Bookmark each entry in a sequence (select it and use Edit Bookmark Add), using a bookmark name of the form shown in table H2. You can then refer to the table, figure, reference, etc. from the text by inserting a sequence field citing the same sequence identifier and the particular bookmark required. For example, table 1 has been bookmarked "tab_Seq_Num". Thus a reference to this table from the text reads:
… see table { seq tab tab_Seq_Num } …

where the italic part represents the sequence field code.
You can force Word to recalculate and refresh the display of sequence numbers and their references by selecting the text and pressing F9.
Do not use Word's cross-referencing tool (Insert, Cross-reference), since it implies the use of automatic heading or caption numbering.

When drafting is complete and the TS or TR is placed under change control, the Support Team shall hard code all automatic number sequences (Ctrl Shift F9).  Thereafter, manual numbering shall be used.  This will avoid invalidating references from extermal documents to particular clauses / tables / etc. in the document under consideration.
Do not use automatic clause numbering.

H.5    Supported file formats
Software tools to be used for document development within 3GPP are detailed in table H.3
Table H.3: Permitted software tools

Type    Tool(s)    Comments
Text    Microsoft Word 2003 or earlier.
Note:    File compatibility with Word 2003 or earlier shall be retained.   
Graphics    Micrografx Designer version 3.x or 6.0 or 7.0 (preferred)   
    MS Draw 98    Freeware from Microsoft. The built-in drawing package of Word is not recommended.
All other graphical formats are treated as bitmaps which cannot be modified.
    MS Visio
(file compatibility with version Professional 2003 shall be maintained)    For general graphics; the rapporteur shall supply the source file.
Not to be used for formal SDL diagrams.

SDL, MSC    Telelogic SDT (version supplied by Support Team)    Rapporteurs can obtain this software on loan from the 3GPP Support Team.
SDL diagrams can be copy and pasted into Word.  Rapporteurs shall supply the source files.
TTCN    Telelogic ITEX version 3.4   
Databases    Microsoft Access 2003 or earlier.
Note:    File compatibility with Access 2003 or earlier shall be maintained.   
General Tools    Microsoft Office 2003 or earlier software suite (Excel, Powerpoint, etc.)
Note:    File compatibility with Office version 2003 or earlier shall be maintained.   

H.6    Quick tips to working with your document
When working with your 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR remember ...
... you may do this...
-    use bold to emphasize text;
-    use italic for citations, linguistic expressions or when a word/text/expression is extracted from a specific context;
-    use non-breaking spaces (°) or hyphens (—) in order to avoid unexpected wrap around between two words and/or numbers (e.g. 50°cm, 1°000, clause°6, annex°A, table°1, figure°1, TR°21°801—1, etc.). These characters appear as normal spaces ( ) or hyphens (-) when printed out;
-    use the default tab stops 0,5 cm;