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Harold Fuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 09/02/2008 20:07, Walter Hildebrandt
wrote:
> How do I ma
> I am thinking of a simple outline where the different 'subjects", where the
> "different thought", are first put on a sheet of paper. As the document is
> written the outline can be changed as the "subjects", as the "different
> thoughts", change.
>
Got it. I normally use a sheet of real
Hi Michele
I am thinking of a simple outline where the different 'subjects", where the
"different thought", are first put on a sheet of paper. As the document is
written the outline can be changed as the "subjects", as the "different
thoughts", change.
Walter
Michele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On 09/02/2008 20:07, Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
How do I make an outline using 2.3 on a WindowsXP computer?
By using the Navigator. See for example
http://openoffice.blogs.com/openoffice/2006/11/jumping_to_part.html
On a different topic, you sent your e-mail, with subject "Outlining" as
On Feb 9, 2008 8:07 PM, Walter Hildebrandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How do I make an outline using 2.3 on a WindowsXP computer?
Hello Walter,
could you be a bit more specific? are you talking about the outline
for a presentation? visualizing the outline of a document? creating
the outline of
How do I make an outline using 2.3 on a WindowsXP computer?
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> Thanks. I looked at both of them, and I think that I'll stick with
> KnowIt. It's not the best outliner, but it's pretty good.
KnowIt? That´s one I didn´t know about. I like it. Thank you.
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On 26/06/07, Robert Hodgins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 2007-06-25 at 20:12 +0300, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> OT: What are other Linux users usung for outlining?
Notecase and kdissert work well.
Thanks. I looked at both of them, and I think that I'll stick with
KnowIt. It's not the best out
On Mon 25 June 2007 19:12, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> I'm a heavy outliner and I've yet to find a decent outlining app for
> Linux. I just read this quote:
> "Outlining [in Writer] is solid and very similar to Word 2003, only
> its more customizable with acute positioning, character, and graphics
> optio
On Mon, 2007-06-25 at 20:12 +0300, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> OT: What are other Linux users usung for outlining?
Notecase and kdissert work well.
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I'm a heavy outliner and I've yet to find a decent outlining app for
Linux. I just read this quote:
"Outlining [in Writer] is solid and very similar to Word 2003, only
its more customizable with acute positioning, character, and graphics
options. Still, this is one of OpenOffice.org weaker points
I remember a thread here a few months ago about outlining in OOo. I've
STFA but I cannot seem to locate it. Bottom line: how could one enable
compacting of sections/paragraphs in Writer, and appropriate headings
and indentation? I've thought about using styles, but the
compacting/showing of sectio
On Fri, 2006-11-10 at 16:58 +1000, Naomi Kramer wrote:
> Hi Al,
>
> Looks as though maybe you've gotten confused between two similar but
> different 'outline' concepts. One is used in lists, and gives you
> something like this:
>
> 1. Do this
> 2. Do that
> a. blah blah
>i)
>
> ..e
Hi Al,
Looks as though maybe you've gotten confused between two similar but
different 'outline' concepts. One is used in lists, and gives you
something like this:
1. Do this
2. Do that
a. blah blah
i)
..etc. That's what I was giving instructions for in the post you found.
You proba
Hi all,
I'm new to the list. I searched the archives on Outlining in OOWriter. I
have used Outlining for manuscripts in M$ Word. It works very
intuitively as an "Outline" View.
Is there any chance that an outline View or another application that
does outlines will be usable in OO that functions a
oh, right.
that would be nice but i use the 'Heading levels'
button for that. when i'm only interested in the
level 1 headings, i long-click on it and select 1.
this will only show the main chapter headings.
when i wish to see all, i select 10.
urska
Ian Laurenson wrote:
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 01:09, Urska Colner wrote:
> hi bob
>
> where exactly do you wish to show/hide the levels?
> if you are talking about outline numbering for
> headings, use Tools - Outline numbering. if you're
> just talking about lists, use Format - Bullets and
> numbering. select individ
hi bob
where exactly do you wish to show/hide the levels?
if you are talking about outline numbering for
headings, use Tools - Outline numbering. if you're
just talking about lists, use Format - Bullets and
numbering. select individual levels and define the
bullet/numbering/nothing you wish to
On 27/02/2005 5:30 PM Peter Kupfer spoke:
Bob Lockie wrote:
How do I do outlining in OOo like MS Word?
It doesn't import my Word outline and I don't see a manual way to fix
it in OOo.
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Hi Mark,
Mark wrote:
I'm back to OOo after a long absence. Did some quick searches and did
not find anything recent on getting an outlining mode. Several years
ago, quite a few people were clamoring for this.
You mean a posibility to navigate through and with paragraphs?
I always use the Naviga
I'm back to OOo after a long absence. Did some quick searches and did not
find anything recent on getting an outlining mode. Several years ago,
quite a few people were clamoring for this.
Does anyone know of any plans?
-Mark Herring
If you're talking heading outline numbering - eg.
1 MAIN HEADING
(text)
1.1 Subheading
(text)
1.1.1 Subsubheading
(text)
2 MAIN HEADING
(text)
... etc
This confused me at first too. I'm using 1.9.79, and I don't have time
to look at 1.4, but try Tools -> Outline Numbering. Assign your major
hea
Bob Lockie wrote:
How do I do outlining in OOo like MS Word?
It doesn't import my Word outline and I don't see a manual way to fix it
in OOo.
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How do I do outlining in OOo like MS Word?
It doesn't import my Word outline and I don't see a manual way to fix it
in OOo.
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