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My 10 year old son wishes to write a "choose your own adventure" story for a
school project. He (and I) need some remedial help. He will write a portion of the story then present the reader with a choice. The decision must cause a jump to another portion of the story. 1) What is the best way to create that jump? 2) Ideally the reader will be unable to simply scroll down. Suggestions on how to lay out the story? Multiple documents, section breaks? 3) He would like the reader to be able to personalize the story. ie change the name of one of the Characters to the readers name. Is there a way to do this without leaving instructions to "replace all" - George for David. He is looking for some key tools that word offers to present the story in a smooth fashion. No lengthy explanations are necessary. My son is happy to look it up if he only knows what to inquire about. Thanks in advance for any assistance. |