> I am thinking of a simple outline where the different 'subjects", where the > "different thought", are first put on a sheet of paper. As the document is > written the outline can be changed as the "subjects", as the "different > thoughts", change. >
Got it. I normally use a sheet of real paper and a real pencil to do that, but I know I am very old fashion ;-) I imagine you will want to have some sort of hierarchical structure. The easiest way may be to use the first three heading styles (Heading 1 for the top level, Heading 2, Heading 3 for sub-points) that you can easily apply pressing Ctrl+1 Ctrl+2 Ctrl+3. Then, using the navigator (press F5 and open the "Headings" section), it is very easy to promote, demote and move entire sections around. If you are a MS Office user, do *not* look for an outline view because the navigator is the best you will get at least for the time being (it is a quite popular requested feature so I guess some day the developers may decide to do it). Finally: if you are brave, you can use the presentation program (Impress) and then import the outline in Writer. Cheers, Michele --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
