Thanks,
I never though about using an insert break to add a new section, or a
section break. But I could see it now that it's brought to my attention. The
issue with page numbers may prevent me from using this to get two columns.
Though it seemed like to most elegant way to accomplish t
Thanks Jeremy.
Eric, this is working nice :
$range:=WP Text range(wpDoc;wk start text;4000)
WP INSERT BREAK($range;wk section break;wk append)
$section:=WP Get section(wpDoc;1)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($section;wk column count;2)
$section:=WP Get section(wpDoc;2)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($section;wk column
Hi Eric,
> I see I can add a new subsection.
Write Pro subsections pertain to headers and footers, not the document body.
> …trying to figure out how I would create new sew section object to append to
> a document
Use the command "WP INSERT BREAK" with break type "wk section break”.
> I se
I think that invoke action is not the best choice
Try
https://doc.4d.com/4Dv17R6/4D/17-R6/WP-Create-subsection.301-4433866.en.html
Instead
Armin
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> I see I can add a new subsection. But I am still trying to figure out how
> I would create new sew section object to
I have made a test :
$range:=WP Text range(wpDoc;100;100)
INVOKE ACTION("insertSectionBreak")
$range:=WP Text range(wpDoc;0;100)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($range;wk column count;2)
$range:=WP Text range(wpDoc;100;200)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($range;wk column count;3)
Error message « Attribute 130 not authorize
I see I can add a new subsection. But I am still trying to figure out how I
would create new sew section object to append to a document. I see I need to
have a second section to change from a one column layout to a 2 column layout.
But there does not seem to be ab way to create a section object
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