T. J. Frazier wrote:
T. J. Frazier wrote:
One small point I found in the OOOComputerCode style. It specifies
"pair kerning", which is probably harmless for a mono-spaced font,
but it shouldn't be there. IMHO, not worth a re-issue, just "next
time . . .".
I have uploaded to "Contrib resources > Feedback" a document created
from the 0306 template, with change bars and notes. The only serious
problem is that the numbering styles don't seem to be working, at the
end of a nested series of lists (i.e., they show wrong numbers). The
styles applied in the example are not what I would expect, either. I
tried applying the "End" styles, instead of the "Cont" styles. That
changed the numbers, but not correctly.
I thought you could work with this format (an odt file created from
the template) fairly easily, since you can edit the template itself in
a separate window, and the changes are small. However, if you prefer,
I will see how well templates and change bars get along.
I made no changes to the styles themselves, since those wouldn't show
change bars (would they?).
HTH, /tj/
AFAIK, the start and cont list styles are the same. Have we ever used
them differently? When I was at Motorla/Freescale, the style guide had
also used three, similar to our start, cont, and end.
And one other, why does OOo include a period in Cont.?
Gary
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