Unfortunately, this doesn't work too well for large documents, but it's
fine for documents of 2 to 4 sheets. The larger documnts need to be
divided into smaller units. I prefer one sheet per unit so that I can
fold them and bind them at home. There is no easy way I have found to
do this.
Dale Erwin
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On 8/14/2013 10:53 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
At 14:57 14/08/2013 +0200, Lillemor Munter wrote:
Using Open Office, working with a document, use "tabeller", text and
pictures. The document will not hold my design, Al is all over when
I do something new. And this pop-up will come up now and then. What
is it?
...\Programblad 2013.odt\content.xml finns inte. Vad betyder denna?
Kommer fram när jag arbetar i Open Office.
I'm not sure how you are reaching this message. Any .odt text
document file is a zipped archive of a number of components, one of
which is always content.xml. If this component is genuinely missing
from your .odt file, then the file is corrupt. But it may be that,
instead of opening the .odt file itself (as you should be), you are
unzipping the .odt file and trying to open the content.xml file
inside. Open the .odt file directly instead. (Have you perhaps
associated .odt with your zip utility, so that double-clicking an .odt
file unzips it instead of opening it in OpenOffice? If so, the quick
workaround is to open the document file from inside OpenOffice using
File | Open... .)
Vill ha 10st A4-sidor som sedan viks ihop till ett A5-häfte. Måste
man göra varje sida för sig? Ej testat om formaten håller sig då -
kanske. Men tungt jobba i typ 10-20 olika dokument för att få fram
ett häfte.
This part is easy: OpenOffice does this well and calls this a "brochure".
o Set your single document to have A5 pages in portrait orientation.
o Create the document normally.
o Go to File | Printer Settings... | Properties... and set your
printer to use A4 paper in landscape orientation.
o Go to Tools | Options... | OpenOffice Writer | Print | Pages and
tick Brochure. (Alternatively you can tick this in the print dialogue
at File | Print... | Options... | Pages | Brochure.)
OpenOffice will rearrange the various (double-sided) pages so that you
can simply fold the resulting stack of printed sheets into a brochure
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