In the MS Office Native variant, you use the ribbons from Office for the Web together with the locally installed Office programs (MS Word and MS Excel). Disclosure Management runs directly as an add-in in the locally installed Word desktop application.
In this variant, the Word ribbon is split into two tabs:
The DM-Content tab contains the content-related functions.
Opens a dialog where a table or chart can be selected from an Excel file to carry it over to the Word document. For more information, see Inserting Tables in a Word Document.
Insert text values
Inserts a body text number from the document's data at the cursor position.
Document Variables
Inserts a document variable into the Word document. For more information, see the Using Document Variables chapter.
Assign Layout Actions
Assigns layout actions from the Layout Robot to the selected area so that a defined layout is applied in the result document.
Opens the internal error logging system that flags invalid references, etc. The Layout Check tab additionally shows the text and formatting deviations found by the Layout Check.
Opens the Copilot task pane, which lets you generate new text (Writer mode) or edit selected text (Enhancer mode) with AI support. The task pane switches between the two modes automatically, depending on whether text is selected.
Opens the Area and column assistant task pane, which lets you detect outareas and their name, value, and programming columns automatically using AI. For more information, see Using the Area and Column Assistant.
For a comparison of the functions in the MS Office for the Web, MS Office Native, and MS Office for Desktop variants, see the Ribbons for Disclosure Management chapter.
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