Daniel Lewis wrote:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 6 June 2010 12:59, Brian Barker<b.m.bar...@btinternet.com> wrote:
Yes, it's very easy:
o Create your second document to follow on from your first. (You can
change page styles and so on, so there need be no similarity between
them,
in fact.)
o Ensure your second document starts on an odd-numbered page
(whether or
not page numbers appear).
o Print the entire file.
o Now divide the print-out so that one document is in your left hand
and
the other in your right. (It doesn't matter which is where.)
Than you, Brian, but I am not referring to files to print. I need to
have several Writer documents together, but each is in fact a separate
document. I can put them together in a zip file, but then I need to
open up four OOo Writer instances to open them. Much easier would be
to have "sheets" like Calc has: all the documents in a single Write
file.
Perhaps master documents is what you need. IIRC, the Writer Guide has a
chapter devoted to master documents which is available as a separate
document or as part of the Writer Guide.
Dan
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The idea of having "sheets" like calc would be a nice thing to have as I
have had to have multiple docs open to see the correlation between each
doc I was reading but, the easiest thing (probably) to do is to put all
the docs into one document with a blank page separating the different
docs and then zip it up.
Wade
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