Hi all,
there are different approaches to solving this scenario. Three that come
instantly to my mind:
1. The existence of an ODF application where customers could select the
allowed set of ODF features (e.g. disable all automatic styles for some
scenarios - like translators) or allow
From the view of a publishing scientist and lecturer LO is quite perfect to generate a variety of formats (PDF, ePub etc ) out of the odt file. The odt XML style can excellently handle the different Paragraph Styles (regular, list, legends and such) but also the implementation of different
Hi Yves,
educating users to work efficiently is also a goal of the design team. However,
what you have in mind makes Writer kind of a text editor. One paragraph style
(PS) means no headings, no lists, no citations... besides you miss all other
style families like page style, character style.
Hi Yves,
a global 'mode' for LibreOffice text editing is likely pretty invasive
(i.e. lots of places need touching), so that's perhaps not the
LibreOffice project's first choice.
If downstream filtering of the document is sufficient for your use
case, then perhaps the ODFToolkit [1] library
Hello,
On the advice of Sophie Gautier, I would like to tell you about one of our
"research and development" projects, for which I have a budget of about two
thousand euros. As a university publisher, we maintain electronic publishing
channels from word processing to several publishing formats
