On Friday 03 June 2005 17:57, + Richard Keech wrote:
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> I am a new user of Open Office, and not an attorney. However, I need to
> be able to write some legal pleadings. Pleadings are double-spaced and
> require line numbering on the left-hand side of the page, typically from
> 1 to 28 on each page. Also, pleadings pages have two closely-spaced
> vertical lines on the left and one vertical line on the right side of
> the page, with the text between these lines. The line numbers are to
> the left of the double line. I don't find any way in Open Office to
> format such pages, but would be grateful for guidance on how to write
> such documents on plain paper using Open Office.
Hi Richard,
As you are not subscribed you may not have seen that:
On Friday 03 June 2005 21:56, Ed Zollars, CPA wrote:
> See Tools->Line Numbering and define borders on the Default Page style
> (a double one on the left and a single one on the right). You will
> likely want to set your line spacing in the Default paragraph style to
> double. And, in Tools->Line Numbering you will need to set the interval
> to 1 line (the default is 5). Now each line should be numbered as you
> type it in.
>
> You will have to play with margins and the like to get exactly 28 lines
> onto the page, but it should be doable. Once you've got it right, save
> it as a Template using File->Template->Save. Then you'll be able to
> call the blank pleading template up with a File->New->Templates and
> Documents.
>
> At least that should help get you started...
>
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