On 11/30/09 08:49, Barbara Duprey wrote:
RA Brown wrote:
James wrote:
On 11/28/09 23:59, RA Brown wrote:
James wrote:
I've got a first page and then a TOC.
The first page has the page style of First Page but the table of
contents page has a page style of Default.
I put the insertion point on
How do I make a different footer for each page using paragraph styles?
Footers are a different matter, and as far as I know that is linked to
the page style. Have you tried the Writers Guide? There is a chapter
in it on using styles. If you do not have a copy you can get one at
RA Brown wrote:
James wrote:
On 11/28/09 23:59, RA Brown wrote:
James wrote:
I've got a first page and then a TOC.
The first page has the page style of First Page but the table of
contents page has a page style of Default.
I put the insertion point on the TOC page and double
On 11/28/09 23:59, RA Brown wrote:
James wrote:
I've got a first page and then a TOC.
The first page has the page style of First Page but the table of
contents page has a page style of Default.
I put the insertion point on the TOC page and double click in the
Styles and Formatting window on
James wrote:
On 11/28/09 23:59, RA Brown wrote:
James wrote:
I've got a first page and then a TOC.
The first page has the page style of First Page but the table of
contents page has a page style of Default.
I put the insertion point on the TOC page and double click in the
Styles and
I've got a first page and then a TOC.
The first page has the page style of First Page but the table of
contents page has a page style of Default.
I put the insertion point on the TOC page and double click in the
Styles and Formatting window on the Index page style.
My TOC page changes to the
James wrote:
I've got a first page and then a TOC.
The first page has the page style of First Page but the table of
contents page has a page style of Default.
I put the insertion point on the TOC page and double click in the
Styles and Formatting window on the Index page style.
My TOC page
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From: Harold Fuchs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2008 3:12 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: Re: [users] Page-styles: How to set borders on page-text-area
On 08/06/2008 21:12, TechAdmin @ VibrantLivingMinistries wrote:
Thank you Michele. I
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Would someone be willing either to
a. attach the example again
b. explain briefly how to search in the archive so that I can find it (and
other things) for myself.
Thank you!
Elchanan
The archives can be searched
be willing to suggest further?
Thanks,
Elchanan
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From: Michele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2008 11:38 AM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: Re: [users] Page-styles: How to set borders on page-text-area
On 08/06/2008 21:12, TechAdmin @ VibrantLivingMinistries wrote:
Thank you Michele. I searched on the string borders on page-text-area,
from the subject line of this thread, and I got back a 24 hits, all messages
dated between 2002 and 2006. Even your message, to which I am responding
here, did
From: Sander Marechal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 1:37 AM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: Re: [users] Page-styles: How to set borders on page-text-area
Brian Barker wrote:
One workaround may be to insert a one-column, one-row table into your
document. You can give
Hello,
Does anyone know how I can set the border on the page-text-area in a
Writer document? I can't find the option to do that.
Please see the attached example document. The purple border is the one I
set on the border tab on the page-style configuration screen. The blue
and red borders
Hello,
Does anyone know how I can set the border on the page-text-area in a Writer
document? I can't find the option to do that.
Format Paragraph Border you can create a border around each paragraph.
Keeping the Merge with next paragraph checked will create a border around
all the text.
Michele wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know how I can set the border on the page-text-area in a Writer
document? I can't find the option to do that.
Format Paragraph Border you can create a border around each paragraph.
Keeping the Merge with next paragraph checked will create a border around
At 14:02 05/06/2008 +0200, Sander Marechal wrote:
But what if the text doesn't span the entire page? Then the bottom
border will only be half-way down. What I'm looking for is making a
border around the entire central text area (i.e. the block between
the header and the footer), regardless of
[snip]
How can I change one pages style without affecting any other page AND
without introducing unwanted blank pages ?
Hello,
this is just a guess: could it be that the original word document
already includes a page break? Normally page breaks are *very* hard to
detect in OOo (just a thin
Michele wrote:
[snip]
How can I change one pages style without affecting any other page AND
without introducing unwanted blank pages ?
this is just a guess: could it be that the original word document
already includes a page break? Normally page breaks are *very* hard to
detect in OOo
On Tuesday 19 February 2008 16:52:45 GR wrote:
I'm using OO 2.3.0 on OpenSuse Linux 10.3
I've imported a four page Word document. Page one is supposed to be
portrait, page two is supposed to be landscape, and pages three and four
are supposed to be portrait.
Page one imports fine as
I'm using OO 2.3.0 on OpenSuse Linux 10.3
I've imported a four page Word document. Page one is supposed to be
portrait, page two is supposed to be landscape, and pages three and four
are supposed to be portrait.
Page one imports fine as portrait.
Page two (by default) comes in as portrait.
Dan wrote:
On Tuesday 19 February 2008 16:52:45 GR wrote:
I'm using OO 2.3.0 on OpenSuse Linux 10.3
I've imported a four page Word document. Page one is supposed to be
portrait, page two is supposed to be landscape, and pages three and four
are supposed to be portrait.
Page one imports
I'm using OO 2.3.0 on OpenSuse Linux 10.3
I've imported a four page Word document. Page one is supposed to be
portrait, page two is supposed to be landscape, and pages three and four
are supposed to be portrait.
Page one imports fine as portrait.
Page two (by default) comes in as portrait.
Want to send me your document? I'm not sure what you're doing wrong.
- Naomi
GR wrote:
Dan wrote:
On Tuesday 19 February 2008 16:52:45 GR wrote:
I'm using OO 2.3.0 on OpenSuse Linux 10.3
I've imported a four page Word document. Page one is supposed to be
portrait, page two is
I'm setting up page styles for a book. I've set up left pages, right pages,
left chapter openers, and right chapter openers. All use arabic page numbering.
I want to use the same styles for the front matter, except I want those pages
to use roman numbering. I'd like to link the
At 20:34 17/02/2008 -0800, Scott Meyers wrote:
The only thing I can think to do is duplicate the four existing page
styles (manually, field by field -- unless somebody knows of a way
to copy page styles) ...
Unless I misunderstand your need, there is a simple way to copy page styles:
o In
You've to use the manual page breaks which are converted into section breaks
when exported in .doc. See here :
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=52118
Hagar
Le 29.10.2007 21:21, Solveig L Haugland a écrit :
Hi,
I've been experimenting with file conversions and have found
Hi,
I've been experimenting with file conversions and have found that, since
Word doesn't have page styles per se, that one can't save page styles in
a .doc format document. This means if you create a Writer document, use
page styles, and save it in .doc format, the page style and the
I have a problem with a paper that is due tomorrow. There is a table
that starts after the first paragraph on the first page and spans to
the end of page 3. I need to set the page style for the first page to
First Page so it won't have a page number. All the remaining pages need
a page number in a
Dang! Now I can't even delete the break that I entered!
On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 13:55:27 -0700
John Jason Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
I have a problem with a paper that is due tomorrow. There is a table
that starts after the first paragraph on the first page and spans to
the end of page 3. I
Den 2006-05-20 17:18:59 skrev Cor Nouws [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Johnny Andersson wrote:
Now, I have a table of contents at page 2. I place the cursor somewhere
in it and double click a style called Table of contents.
Then I click in page 2 again, but now the stylist tells me that
Standard is
Johnny Andersson wrote:
Den 2006-05-20 17:18:59 skrev Cor Nouws [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Johnny Andersson wrote:
Now, I have a table of contents at page 2. I place the cursor
somewhere in it and double click a style called Table of contents.
Then I click in page 2 again, but now the stylist
Cor Nouws wrote:
Johnny Andersson wrote:
Den 2006-05-20 17:18:59 skrev Cor Nouws [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Johnny Andersson wrote:
Now, I have a table of contents at page 2. I place the cursor
somewhere in it and double click a style called Table of contents.
Then I click in page 2 again, but
Ross Johnson wrote:
So, confirming what Cor said:
It seems that manual page breaks are controlled entirely through
paragraph attributes. The Insert-Break-Page (with style) sets the
Break, Next Page Style and Break Before text flow attributes of the
first paragraph on the current page.
Ross Johnson wrote:
In the interests of correctness, that should be (changes in *here*):-
It seems that manual page breaks are controlled entirely through
paragraph attributes. The Insert-Break-Page (with style) sets the
Break, Next Page Style and Break Before text flow attributes of the
Ross Johnson wrote:
[...]
Ideally, I would not expect this implied page break to be attached to
the first paragraph of the current page, since then it should stay with
that paragraph, which is not what I would like. Presumably there is a
notion of a page in OOo that is related to the
Johnny Andersson wrote:
Now, I have a table of contents at page 2. I place the cursor somewhere
in it and double click a style called Table of contents.
Then I click in page 2 again, but now the stylist tells me that
Standard is selected.
Hi Johnny,
Clicking on a page style in the stylist
Den 2006-05-14 16:19:41 skrev G. Roderick Singleton
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On Sun, 2006-05-14 at 15:28 +0200, Johnny Andersson wrote:
I don't know, suddenly it does not just work...
I tried page styles a while ago and it worked just like expected, but
now
I try to set different styles when I
On Monday May 15 2006 09:44 am, Johnny Andersson wrote:
Den 2006-05-14 16:19:41 skrev G. Roderick Singleton
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On Sun, 2006-05-14 at 15:28 +0200, Johnny Andersson wrote:
I don't know, suddenly it does not just work...
I tried page styles a while ago and it worked just
Den 2006-05-15 16:44:04 skrev Johnny Andersson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Den 2006-05-14 16:19:41 skrev G. Roderick Singleton
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sun, 2006-05-14 at 15:28 +0200, Johnny Andersson wrote:
I don't know, suddenly it does not just work...
I tried page styles a while ago and it worked
Johnny Andersson wrote:
Thanks for your reply. It didn't help me in THIS case, but I learned
something new, at least. I tried it, but all it did was that everytime
I press Enter, there is a page break, and I don't want that to
happen. Many of my paragraphs are just a few lines and it
I don't know, suddenly it does not just work...
I tried page styles a while ago and it worked just like expected, but now
I try to set different styles when I already wrote 6 pages.
The first page is just one line and a gif. Page 2 is a table of contents
(using the proper tools for it).
On 1/28/2006 9:20 PM G. Roderick Singleton spoke:
On Sat, 2006-01-28 at 18:07 -0500, James wrote:
clt-enter is different than the insert manual page break menu (with a
page style).
Yes in that Ctrl-Enter inserts a page of the same style as the current
page. No option to change styles.
Oh,
clt-enter is different than the insert manual page break menu (with a
page style).
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On Sat, 2006-01-28 at 18:07 -0500, James wrote:
clt-enter is different than the insert manual page break menu (with a
page style).
Yes in that Ctrl-Enter inserts a page of the same style as the current
page. No option to change styles.
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I set the first page to the first page style.
The second page is the default style which I modified to be landscape.
Unfortunately, I want the last page to be another style (I used index)
in portrait.
I got that working by changing the Next Style of a style to be the
style I want on the next
On Sunday 22 January 2006 03:54 pm, James wrote:
I set the first page to the first page style.
The second page is the default style which I modified to be landscape.
Unfortunately, I want the last page to be another style (I used index)
in portrait.
I got that working by changing the Next
On Sun, 2006-01-22 at 16:54 -0500, James wrote:
I set the first page to the first page style.
The second page is the default style which I modified to be landscape.
Unfortunately, I want the last page to be another style (I used index)
in portrait.
I got that working by changing the Next
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