Hi John,
I see, this relates to the Writer Guide. It was introduced by me - but I
do not feel very guilty :), because it looks like an LO bug.
I did two things with the guide files. First, I manually replaced direct
formatting by an appropriate style. Then, I removed the unnecessary
tagging
Hi :)
Gary if you think you have pin-pointed one of the mysterious but
increasingly rare vanishing graphics bugs then please do add that
information to one of the bug-reports about this.
A couple of years ago this mailing-list did seem to help eradicate one
of the other rare vanishing graphics
Hi Milos
The problems I came across, and I went no further than checking these,
lie with the numbering and the list styles.
For example, if you care to look at, say Chapter 9 picked at random, and
select the OOoNum 123 Start style, you will see that on the 'Outline and
Numbering' tab,
Thanks Tim
The error has been rectified and the file replaced.
Regards
JohnS
On 02/02/2014 22:38, Tim Lloyd wrote:
Hi John,
The only thing I can see here is a typo at the bottom of page 17 -
unrecognised. Other than that all
good.
Sad to say I think I reviewed the previous version of this
Hi Gary
Happily for me, disappearing graphics have not been a problem for a long
time now.
With respect to the Writer guides, Milos has done some work and
'cleaned' them using some software routines. Unfortunately there appears
to be some random changes made to some of the custom styles we use
I anchor all figure graphics as character in their own paragraph. If
anyone does it differently in a user guide file, and I notice, I
change it. This has worked more reliably for years in our docs than
other methods. I don't have the time or energy to explain what the
problems are when doing it
Myself, I prefer inserting graphics (images and pictures, according to
LO/OO) in figures (illustrations, according to LO/OO) without inserting
the figures inside a needless paragraph. I am sure that most
writers/editors of the user guides are aware of the hierarchy of the
factory-default
Myself, I prefer inserting graphics (pictures, according to LO/OO) in
figures (illustrations, according to LO/OO) without inserting the
graphic inside a needless paragraph. I am sure that most writers/editors
of the user guides are aware of the hierarchy of the factory-default
paragraph
Hi Gary
No, no idea why it crashed. I was just editing happily and it
disappeared off screen, with no announcement, on one of the occasions,
another occasion had the look of a 'standard' crash with warnings and
recovery options. It was from one of these, after it took a good ten
minutes to
Hi John,
The only thing I can see here is a typo at the bottom of page 17 -
unrecognised. Other than that all
good.
Sad to say I think I reviewed the previous version of this guide which
includes the same typo :-[ . Maybe something to note down for the next
version?
Cheers
On 02/02/14
A recurring problem I occasionally encountered is having some (or all)
of the Figure graphics disappearing in some (corrupted?) Writer chapter
files for one reason or another--sometimes, even before any
editing/rewriting was done to them. So, I would make multiple files in
the process of
Hi
The GS Guide Ch4 has been uploaded to here;
http://www.odfauthors.org/libreoffice/english/getting-started/draft-lo-4.2/chapter-4-getting-started-with-writer/view
Unfortunately, with this copy I had a lot of trouble with LO crashing
and file corruption. There are almost no recorded changes
Do you have any idea why they crashed? Did you try a copy (Ctrl-A and
Ctrl-C)-and-paste of the entire chapter file unto a clean, new ODT file
from the most current template?
Gary
On 2/1/2014 5:33 PM, John Smith wrote:
Hi
The GS Guide Ch4 has been uploaded to here;
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