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In addition, your Lab will inevitably run up
certain costs. Your basic (but still real)
costs will include collars, leashes, dishes,
toys, bedding, food, chew bones, and
veterinary fees. Additional costs can
include licensing fees, travel crates,
kennel boarding, car restraints,
and pet tags. But don't let
these expenses deter you
from owning a pet—with com-
mon sense and a little resourceful-
ness your Lab need not tax your
pocketbook. And in return
you'll receive years of affec-
tion, fun, and devotion.
You can also import variable definitions from other FrameMaker documents using the
File > Import > Formats command. This is a useful way to ensure consistency in a family of
documents.
Using the Thesaurus
The FrameMaker 7.0 Thesaurus provides you with alternate words that have a similar
meaning to the selected word. In this part of the lesson, you'll replace the word faithfulness
with a synonym from the Thesaurus.
1 Go back to page 1 of the article and double-click the word faithfulness near the middle
of the first paragraph.
Retriever. The Lab's generous temperment
and faithfulness make it a favorite for breed-
ers, who often cross the Lab with other
breeds to produce dogs with a combination
of of desirable traits. One interesting result
of such cross-breeding is the Labradoodle,
the curly-coated product of the Lab and the
Standard Poodle, and sure to attract atten-
tion on any dogwalk. Traditional Labs, how-
2 Choose Edit > Thesaurus.
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