Oliver Brinzing schrieb:
Hi Peter,
this will copy the outline numbering ... :-)
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Thx
Peter
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Hi Peter,
this will copy the outline numbering ... :-)
Dim i as Integer
Dim oSrcRules as Variant
Dim oDstRules as Variant
Dim oProps() as Variant
oSrcRules = oSrcDoc.getChapterNumberingRules()
oDstRule
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Hi Peter,
> how do you handle the problem, when the user works with headlines and
> has made changes in the outline numbering? Then the draft will have another
> layout.
i will try to copy the properties from oSrcDoc.getChapterNumberingRules(),
but
Hi Oliver,
Oliver Brinzing schrieb:
what we do is to copy the user input text section from a document to a
draft/copy template
for printing purpose only ... the drafts/copyies have different page styles ...
how do you handle the problem, when the user works with headlines and
has made change
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Hi Marc,
> As a dirty trick you can temporarily define the source snippet as
> "autotext" for inserting it into the target and delete the autotext
> immediately afterwards. This does work.
really nice trick, just tried it sucessfully ... :-)
but sti
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Hi Stephan,
> why do you need the first step ? The code snippet copies the content of the
> textsection already.
what we do is to copy the user input text section from a document to a
draft/copy template
for printing purpose only ... the drafts/co
Am Dienstag, den 07.11.2006, 18:40 +0100 schrieb Oliver Brinzing:
> thanks for the code snippet, i can use it as a workaround:
>
> - - first copy & paste the section
> - - second copy the properties of the paragraph styles
>
> but what i am really looking for is to store a textsection as url, or
Hi Oliver,
thanks for the code snippet, i can use it as a workaround:
- - first copy & paste the section
- - second copy the properties of the paragraph styles
why do you need the first step ? The code snippet copies the content
of the textsection already.
Copy & Paste is a wee bit tricky a
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Hi Stephan,
thanks for the code snippet, i can use it as a workaround:
- - first copy & paste the section
- - second copy the properties of the paragraph styles
but what i am really looking for is to store a textsection as url, or serialize
it ...
Hi Oliver,
is there a possibility to copy a textsection from a source document
to a
destination document using the api ?
At the moment i am using copy & paste but this has the disadvantage
of loosing the paragraph format ...
any hints ?
the following macro will copy the first section of th
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Hi,
is there a possibility to copy a textsection from a source document to a
destination document using the api ?
At the moment i am using copy & paste but this has the disadvantage
of loosing the paragraph format ...
any hints ?
Oliver
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