> > *** Louis - thanks, some good suggestions, but I need to explain,
> > *** the two columns are produced from the menu columns item...
>I think you are misunderstandings something here. If you have a single text
>frame with several columns you can not handle the two columns as two
>separate
>items. It is just ONE text frame, thus ONE block of text. When the first
>column is full the text will automatically flow into the second column.
*** I didnt know that... and explains the trouble. Thank you.
***
*** Now my question would be... if I do want a two column page, how
*** can I combine two different edited pages, or text files, each with one
*** column (half a page wide), so the final looks like ONE page with 2
columns :)
*** Thats all Im trying to do.
***
*** The first page looks like "aaa's"... the second page looks like
"bbb's"...
aaaaa | |
bbbbb
aaaaa | (right (left | bbbbb
aaaaa | side side |bbbbb
aaaaa | empty) empty) | bbbbb
aaaaa | |
bbbbb
*** in other words, with both page, I pretend a two column layout, but
*** edit just one column width space.
*** _and then combined to one page, with two columns, should look like
next...
aaaaa | bbbbb
aaaaa | bbbbb
aaaaa | bbbbb
aaaaa | bbbbb
aaaaa | bbbbb
*** How can I do this_ combining two pages or files to one ?
>There is no way to import or enter text only into the second column. (I
>don't
>think Scribus supports "column breaks"??)
>/Peter
