I'm working on a document in which, *for the most part*, I want my text in two columns per page.
I can't seem to figure out how to format some pages as single columns but other pages as double columns. *Seems easy*, Format -> Columns... and increment the "Columns" field from one to two. Or, Format -> Page... /Columns\, and increment the "Columns" field from one to two. Only ... then *every* page in my document is in two-column format. Okay, <F11>, click the "Page Styles" icon. Right-click on "Default" (or any other style already listed, I imagine), and click on "New". In /Organizer\, enter a new name, e.g. "_my_2col", hit <TAB>, and "_my_2col" is entered as the default value of "Next Style"; sounds good to me. In /Page\, fix the inevitable huge margins down to .5" or eqv all around. In /Columns\, increment "Columns" from 1 to 2, uncheck "AutoWidth, and increment "Spacing" from 0.00" to 0.10", so that there is a 0.20" gutter between the two columns. Click [OK]. The new style appears in the list of Page Styles. Great! Select one or two (but not all) pages of text, and double-click "_my_2col". Ta-da! Now *ALL* pages are two-column, not just the selected ones. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
