I’ll answer in order….
(1) Package headings are connected to the H1…Hn headings in word, and you can set the top-level package to start with any heading level – use eaDocX Preview, select the section, use up/down button to increase/decrease the top-level package’s level. All child packages then get lower-level headings.
To change how H1…Hn appear, change the Word styles, as normal
(2) To get each class in a para, print ‘class’ elements as Inline.
(2a) To create a table of connectors (not connected elements??) in the Inline definition for Class, create a Relationship Table, and use a connector type of ‘Any’, then print some of the attributes of the connector – all are available
(2b) Also make ‘Class’ elements print their Diagrams, and Children, then define a profile for the ‘State’ element (or import the ‘Classes, dat and State’ profile – it has all this)
(3) Again, just define Activity elements to print Inline (each has it’s own paragraph) then add ‘Diagrams’ and ‘Children’ if needed.
Adding a ‘Children’ attribute is the way to get elements to print their composites, but you need to tell eaDocX how to print each kind of child element.
Most of this is described in the online help., but if you’re really stuck, mail the doc you’d like to see, and your .EAP to enquiries@eadocx, and we’ll sort something out for you
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