On 16.09.2017 05:03, gordon cooper wrote:
Hi Regina,
Vielen danke, the Tools>Outline-numbering has solved
part of
the heading/TOC problem.
I wonder if you can help with the second part. If I simply copy and
paste the .odt section files to assemble the final document,
Hi Regina,
Vielen danke, the Tools>Outline-numbering has solved
part of
the heading/TOC problem.
I wonder if you can help with the second part. If I simply copy and
paste the .odt section files to assemble the final document,
making a TOC is easy. But, If I try to make an
Hello,
Have you looked in the Tools -> Headline numbering to make sure the
style that is used is Heading 1 for the top level in the merged
document? It could be that merging the different documents changed that
setting. If the styles listed there are not the right ones (or at least
the ones you
Hi Gordon,
gordon cooper schrieb:
Currently working here in Libre office 5.2.6.2
In assembling a set of .odt files from two different sources to make a
user manual,
am finding that the title of some files - which is Styled Heading 1 - is
not being recognised
by the Navigator and therefore
hello.
some problems are resolved in relation to heading in xhtml format.
you can test 5.3.4 and see if the bug fixed resolved your issue or not?
if the problem is still persists, you can report in bugzilla, first
you need to register your account.
www.bugs.libreoffice.org
hope that help, God
Currently working here in Libre office 5.2.6.2
In assembling a set of .odt files from two different sources to make a
user manual,
am finding that the title of some files - which is Styled Heading 1 - is
not being recognised
by the Navigator and therefore does not appear in a TOC. If the
