> Hello > > I've been using Staroffice and now Openoffice for a while and it's a > great and free alternative to MS Office and in most cases it more than > meets my needs. > > But one thing that I find extremely useful in MS Office is missing in > Openoffice: the outline function! I always use this in larger > documents to get a better general view on my work. It also makes > moving chapters around very easy. It seems to me, that this is not > that complicated a function, so I really hope, that it will be > incorporated in future versions of Openoffice 2.0. > > Best regards and keep up the good work > > > Kasper Nedergaard Soerensen > Denmark Please see my request, basically the same. Copy follows. Chris
+++++++ I have been working on trying to understand the outlining from the HELP. No help, that is. I just seems to 'conflamagate' things. Where is a good place to read about outlining? And doing outlining? Now, I plan, would like, to use outlining for two separate things (at present). The first, is to set up notes, take notes, summarize, condense, the literature on OOo.(Other documents or books as well.) So document name, chapter title, and main headings would be the same as the original document. The text following would be in list or point form as well as tables or figures (important ones copied). The second, is to set up an outline for my own writings (?). This could be a little more complicated. I have been writing 5 min (read) plays as an educational form. Also, I been trying to set up a leadership training thing, that would include each officer's of the club duties, basic club operation such as rules of order (not to be anything political as Robert's Rules are but more nonsenses). And the odd time at church( to upset the elders). I know that there is the capability in OOo to do this, but, at present it escapes me. Any help is appreciated. Chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
