Hi.
How do I add a footnote when it doesn't have a reference.
I have some footnotes with and some without references (anchors).
Thanks,Steve
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I too say it's not a stupid question. The behaviour you describe is
exactly the way my text editor performs when I am writing scripts, it is
quite normal in some situations. LO makes the process a little more
sophisticated and gives you many more options.
Steve
On 2014-09-08 14:47, lo-u...@jev
At 19:47 07/09/2014 -0700, Jerry Noname wrote:
Brian Barker:
The solution to "getting all mixed up" is to learn how to use the
facilities properly, so you are not "mixed up" - not to dismiss the
facilities that the product provides.
No: you don't want any tabs (unless you are using a typewrit
Thank you, Brian. I stand duly chastised. I'll try to not ask any more
stupid questions when I'm frustrated.
The solution to "getting all mixed up" is to learn how to use the
facilities properly, so you are not "mixed up" - not to dismiss the
facilities that the product provides.
No:
Brian, Brilliant, thank you for this. That's one more tool on my bag.
On Sep 8, 2014 9:52 AM, "Brian Barker" wrote:
> At 15:53 07/09/2014 -0700, Jerry Noname wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to get Writer to preserve the tab indenting from the
>> previous line on which I was typing?
>>
>
> I hope not.
At 15:53 07/09/2014 -0700, Jerry Noname wrote:
Is there a way to get Writer to preserve the tab indenting from the
previous line on which I was typing?
I hope not. If you indent the first line of a paragraph using a tab
character and you want this behaviour repeated, you would have tab
charac
On 07/09/2014 01:19 μμ, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
You can switch LibreOffice to use ODF 1.1 instead of the default
1.2 (Extended)
by going to;
Tools - Options - Load/Save - General
Then about halfway down (or up) is a drop-down that lets you choose;
1.0/1.1
1.2
1.2 (Extended)
Note that the "Exte
Is there a way to get Writer to preserve the tab indenting from the
previous line on which I was typing?
For instance, lets suppose that the left hand edge of this message is
the left margin of a Writer document.
This is my first line of typing.
Type another line.
Now I want this line to
Here's a suggestion:
how about turning off these inane auto-corrects as the default;
then if someone should happen to want any of them, that person
can turn them on -
The first thing I do with any new machine or program, is to turn off
these inane defaults ...
On 6-9-2014 19:03, Heinrich Stöllinger wrote:
Hello,
After changing the structure of a MySQL-table (deleting ONE column and
inserting another
column) I cannot access the table anymore through LO-Base. LO-Base still
keeps looking
for the old column.
Since everything works just fine when using th
Hi :)
You can switch LibreOffice to use ODF 1.1 instead of the default
1.2 (Extended)
by going to;
Tools - Options - Load/Save - General
Then about halfway down (or up) is a drop-down that lets you choose;
1.0/1.1
1.2
1.2 (Extended)
Note that the "Extended" part of that 3rd option is to test-driv
John R. Sowden wrote:
More data:
At the OS level: User: R/W, Group: R/W, Others: RO
Opened the file. went to file/properties/security: RO checked, grayed out.
Used the Edit Icon, made a change, the change was allowed, I was able to
save using the 'Save' command, exited LO, confirmed no RO changes
Hi )
The Documentation Team needs people to help update the Base Handbook.
Two people, Hazel and Alan, have worked very hard to get the translations
done. Now it needs;
1. Proof-readers who maybe have no idea about how to use Base, in order to
help de-geekify it.
2. People who understand Base w
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