>From my experience of working in the IT department of a very large college
with over 10 000 computers, it has nothing to do with functionality. 99.9%
of employees use office to type letters and send emails. For the .1% that
would use advanced features, policy probably disallows them anyway. Plus,
Oops meant line *spacing* not line width.
>> I don't know, why the gap appears. If I set the text-to-text alignment to
>> bottom, it should not be there.
>>
>>
> Well, I've realised why it is doing it. As the first letter is bigger, it
> is making the bottom line of that line of text go lower, m
On 2 August 2012 18:18, Regina Henschel wrote:
>
>> However, if I try to do this in libreoffice with register true turned on,
>> it is doing this:
>>
>> The first letter is bigger than the rest...
>> [this gap appears]
>> This is the second line...
>>
>
>
> I don't know, why the gap appears. If I
p cap too tall (that is to say, it
goes down two lines, like it should, but also up a line).
On 2 August 2012 15:21, Dan wrote:
> rob wood wrote:
>
>> Thanks, spent all morning trying to get that to work :)
>>
>> The only problem I have left is that where I have set t
line. This enlarged letter has been done with a
character style. Any ideas on how this can be fixed (other than removing
the big capital or turning off register true)?
On 2 August 2012 14:40, Dan wrote:
> Regina Henschel wrote:
>
>> Hi Rob,
>>
>> rob wood schrieb:
>>
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Hi,
Firstly, thanks for all the replies about my blank page question. That is
all working nicely, however, I am now stuck trying to get writer to insert
a blank line before a paragraph. It is important it is *exactly* a line as
otherwise the baseline of the text on the opposite page won't line up.
Ahh got it.
Page Style -> Page -> Layout Settings -> Page Layout -> Only Left
Thanks
On 1 August 2012 14:55, rob wood wrote:
>
> I can't seem to see how to get a paragraph (or page) to only be on odd (or
>>> even) pages
>>>
>>>
>> If
> I can't seem to see how to get a paragraph (or page) to only be on odd (or
>> even) pages
>>
>>
> If your primary concern is that a chapter starts on a "left" or "right"
> page I do this with page styles. I have a style called
> "chapter_first_page", which is always a left page.
Thanks for
Hi,
I can't seem to see how to get a paragraph (or page) to only be on odd (or
even) pages i.e each chapter should start on an odd page, if the page is
even, it needs to insert a page break before the style starts so it becomes
an odd numbered page.
Is this impossible or am I just missing somethi
