Johnny,
> Another option would be to use something like AutoKey (on Linux) or
> AutoHotKey (on Windows) to type those characters for you, or if you use
> Linux you can just use the Compose key (a lot of information about that
> online).
Thank you - I will check that out. It sounds useful.
Dear Robert,
> When you double-click, the character is inserted immediately and
> you stay in the Special Characters dialogue, so you can then just
> double-click the next character(s).
Ah, I had missed that completely. Thank you. That does make it
almost sane again.
> When you're done, you
Dear Harald,
> I think they changed it to make it easier.
> >Double-click on a special character will insert it into the document.<
Yes, I read that. But it doesn't make it easier - in fact it makes
it much more difficult. Before I could single click on anything
between 1-10 (or more)
Hi,
I have just taken an upgrde (with Linux Mint) from LO 5.something to
7.3.7.2. Lots of good things, but I'm really upset about the way
Insert Special Characters has changed. I used to be able to enter
a long string (one or more words) in Hebrew or Greek characters,
with them being compiled
K,
> But I get what you want in automatic TOC. Have one page style for
> Arabic numbers, and one page style for roman numerals.
Yes, I have have set of page styles for roman page numbers and one set
for arabic page numbers.
> I set page number format when creating or editing page style. In tab
Dear K,
> Ups, you need roman page numbers, not indication of heading level.
> What tripped me is that it works without problem in my set up so I
> made wrong assumption when skimming the text.
Yes, that's right. I actually want the roman number 'iii' to appear in
the automatic TOC as it does
Hi All,
Why doesn't the page number format in the TOC follow the page numbers
on the pages? I have a series of roman-numerated pages (i-xiii)
followed by a block of conventional pages (1-...). The TOC has an
H1 entry for a roman page with the correct number, but shown as '3'
rather than 'iii'.
Hi All,
How do I get the footnote numbers to reset on an H1 change? I thought
I remember this changing automatically on OO, but now I have changed
to LO it doesn't seem to happen. Did I miss something?
Jonathan
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Dear List,
I'm struggling with using mixed English and Hebrew text in LO. This is
a fully up-to-date LO 5.1.4.2 in a new installation of Linux Mint.
When I type English text, the letters come out in the right order, but the
punctuation goes at the beginning of the line, until the next letter is
Regina,
> After you have used Insert -> Footnote/Endnote your Cursor is in the
> footnote area. Now use Insert -> Field -> More Fields... -> tab
> "Cross references". In your case you need the Type "Headings".
>
> In the part "Selection" select the heading for which you will enter
> a reference.
Brian,
> If you prefer not to use Heading paragraph styles or you need to
> refer to some other sort of object, you can simply place a bookmark
> (Insert | Bookmark...) at the target item. Then "Bookmarks" is
> another option under Type in the Fields dialogue.
This will be very useful too, as
Dear List,
A document I am writing needs to have internal references in its footnotes
and I really need to be able to keep these automatically up-to-date with
the page numbers. They would look this (here ascii-fied):
[176] 6.4.2 Session Highlights, 47
I expect to provide the section number
Hi All,
I'm having problems installing the English dictionaires into LO. This is
with LO on a fully up-to-date Fedora 23 laptop. The .oxt file downloads
and appears to start. Then I get a valid but empty pop-up screen with just
an 'OK' button, while the blue progress bar flashes on a fairly
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