Making skeleton files

Asked by Dave Allen

I wish to write a long paper in sections. At any one time I want to have the text of one section up (in Abiword). But I want to be able to construct a skeleton document with markers for each section that I can replace with the full text of chosen sections, to see how they fit together. Is this possible?
  So the skeleton might look like this:
      Long Paper.
          1. A newfangled way of writing long papers.
             1.1 Section 1.1 marker
             1.2 Section 1.2 marker
, . . .
          2. Examples of its use.
              2.1 Section 2.1 marker
               . . .
- where the Section n.m are perhaps underlined in blue print (where did I see that used for replaceable references?)

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Best marcus aurelius (adbiz) said :
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It's called outlining. you might have to use libreoffice/openoffice for that. abiword isn't as powerful as those two.

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Dave Allen (davidallen131) said :
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Thanks marcus aurelius, that solved my question.