Hi all; I've a bit of an issue in keeping styles consistent across
multiple documents. Maybe there's an easier way of achieving what I
need... any thoughts would be appreciated.
I'm producing music booklets for a local choir. The sources for the
material are varied: LO files for any words, plus laid-out music input
from musescore and abcm2ps (as pdf files). One song per file. LO source
is converted to pdf, and the whole lot is assembled with pdfunite into a
booklet for printing - often the exact order of pieces won't be known
until the last minute.
My problem is that although the LO files are derived from a common .ott
template file, I find that I sometimes need to alter basic formatting
after creating all the files, eg to change font face or size. At
present, I change this in the .ott file, then have to go through all the
individual documents reloading the styles from this file. It's tedious!
So, is there a way of making style information in an LO document a
/reference/ to, rather than a copy of, that in a master file?
Alternatively, is there a way from the command line of loading styles
from one file into another (I have no doubt a macro could do this; I'm
afraid I don't have the expertise to craft one though :-{ )
TIA for any advice!
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Mike Scott (unet2 <at> [deletethis] scottsonline.org.uk)
Harlow Essex England
"The only way is Brexit" -- anon.
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