I remember seeing an extension that would do something like this. i did
not verify, but it said something about saving writes to multiple
formats at the same time.
Laurent Duperval wrote:
Hi,
I need to create documents witht the same content but the formatting must
be different:
- HTML
- PDF using a template
- Paper using printed letterhead
What I have been doing so far is creating an HTML document with an HTML
editor. Then I import the file into the template for PDF and do the same
for the letterhead printout.
The problem is that if I go back to the document to make changes, I need
to modify three documents. It's time consuming and annoying.
Is there a way (using a database, even) to have my content written only
once and when I make a change in one location, it affects all three
formats?
If I was using LaTeX, I would do this by creating two different document
classes, and use \input (or is it \include). The body of the document
would be in one file and I would only need to generate the appropriate
file format when needed. But I would only need to change the content once.
How can I accomplish this with OOo? Currently I use 2.2 on Ubuntu Feisty,
if that matters any.
Thanks,
L
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