On Fri, 2010-12-03 at 00:05 -0600, Ron Faile wrote:
> On 11/30/2010 3:28 AM, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
> > In a very quick look, here are some things I noticed:
> >
> > 1) There is no page footer and no page numbers.
> > 2) Paragraph styles are used inconsistently.
> > 3) IMO, the LibO logo on the cover should be smaller.
> > 4) IMO, explanations of typographic conventions are unnecessary in
> > guides aimed at ordinary users. It's usually obvious what something is,
> > and if it's not obvious, then either the something should be written
> > differently or it doesn't matter. Pages like this are IMO just
> > space-wasting noise in most books... and especially in individual
> > chapters.
> > 5) Different colours for the notes/tips/cautions is a nice touch, but I
> > don't like the gray behind the text on the right: it's harder to read
> > onscreen than black-on-white and prints out a bit muddy.
> >
> > --Jean
> I've changed the page styles to the correct ones (mostly), updated the 
> paragraph styles so they are consistent and made the logo smaller. I 
> didn't mean for it to sound like I wanted to add a conventions section 
> to the chapters, just wondering about the formatting they used in the 
> overall doc. The gray behind the tips text is gone too.
> 
> I've noticed that sometimes when I'm applying page styles, they don't 
> always change (and sometimes I apply a style to one page and it seems to 
> change the style on another). And after I change the style on one page, 
> and I scroll to another page that has a different style and click in it, 
> the highlighted style in the Styles window doesn't change to reflect the 
> correct style for that page. Does anyone else experience this?
> 
> Ron
> 

I will look at one or more of these files to see if I have the same
problem. Which of the chapter files have been updated with the latest
iteration of the template? 

--Jean


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