David Bird wrote:
I'm using an MS Word book and am trying to do it with Open Office. (I'm
sure
some of you will have read my previous posting about points and inches,
many
thanks btw :)
I now have a new problem, I have to put in a section break. I tried using
the help, but to no avail.
If
You've to use Manual page breaks and set the next page style to be used. This
is the equivalent of the MS Word section break. Because page settings are
managed by the Page style.
Hagar.
Le 18.06.2007 06:22, David Bird a écrit :
I'm using an MS Word book and am trying to do it with Open
Hagar de l'Est wrote:
You've to use Manual page breaks and set the next page style to be used. This
is the equivalent of the MS Word section break. Because page settings are
managed by the Page style.
Hagar,
The OP said he wanted a 'continuous' section break. i.e. no page break, just a
new
You're right, I thought it was more page related due to the reference to
margins.
Hagar
Le 18.06.2007 17:12, Peter Hillier-Brook a écrit :
Hagar de l'Est wrote:
You've to use Manual page breaks and set the next page style to be
used. This
is the equivalent of the MS Word section break.
I'm using an MS Word book and am trying to do it with Open Office. (I'm sure
some of you will have read my previous posting about points and inches, many
thanks btw :)
I now have a new problem, I have to put in a section break. I tried using
the help, but to no avail.
Here is the wording of the
Hi;
I knkow I moused over it several times but does Ooo
have the capability to make section breaks in word
processing documents--so I can number preliminary
pages with (i, ii, iii) and primary pages with
(1,2,3)?
TY
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Sure does. This type of functionality however is normally achieved
using the powerful page style functionality offered by OOo (and only
rudimentary in word).
Create a new page style that has the page format numbering set as
you want. Adding a page break and selecting the new page format as the
