In Mellel 5.1 this screen was renamed, but more importantly, it was completely re-designed in order to make it easier to understand and allow you to work more efficiently.Ĭhoose Insert->Auto-title->Configure Auto-titles to see the new configuration screen. In the past, to setup/configure Auto-titles you would choose Insert->Auto-title->Edit title flows and see the screen that used to be called informally 'the nuclear reactor' (because of all the buttons). New User Interface to Configure Auto-titles If your document is only two levels deep, you can have only two Auto-title streams and you won't have to see or deal with an extra 8 unused levels that get in your way. The new system enables very complex schemes but also makes it easy to make simple schemes without any extra baggage.

This template has unnumbered streams for front (and back) matter (introduction, acknowledgments etc) sections, numbered streams for normal chapter and subchapter sections and additional numbered streams for appendix and sub-appendix sections. You can find an example for this structure in the new Technical Book factory template. This allows you to setup a structure where streams on the same 'level' have different formatting or numbering and each can have its own sub-streams. With Mellel 5.1 you can freely add, remove and move around the flows (which are now named Streams) to form any structure or hierarchy. Tag flows could be added, removed and moved around in the hierarchy but the hierarchy was still very rigid. Since the dawn of ages, Mellel's Auto-titles feature was based on a single hierarchy of 10 levels, each level had an Auto-title flow whose attributes could be changed but the hierarchy was fixed and the relationship of flows to each other was either of a parent or a child. New Features in Mellel 5.1 Multiple Hierarchy Chains

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