Hi, all.
Subject says it. OTM -> EPUB so I can get it on a Kindle. Kindles can
handle PDF. However I'm told PDF is more graphics in nature and doesn't
necessarily work well with every Kindle as far as easy readability.
LO Writer Export claims to be able to do this. I get an error when I
How come I can’t open a PDF on my Mac? I just purchased LibreOffice for the
sole purpose of editing PDF.
Uh, you purchased LibreOffice? It's free unless you give a donation.
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Chris Johnson rchristopherjohn...@gmail.com
Ex SysAdmin, now, writer /When I die, I want to go peacefully
Hi.
Running LO 7.5.7.1 on Ubuntu 23.04.
The goal here is to submit a DOCX to my editor who will do corrections
etc to the document and put in margin comments. Said DOCX has to be
read/write to do this. I've been assembling the DOCX by hand chapter by
chapter, which is a pain in the butt.
Hi.
Whole book, each chapter is a file. No page numbers. My bad.
Without going through each and every page, is there a way to propagate
headers and footers on every page with the requisite page numbers and
whatever else throughout a chapter. I realize I will likely need to do
this one
Hi.
Thank you for your replies. Much appreciated. The fog my be beginning to
lift.
Have another one.
I'm trying to create a Master Document. I did this once before. I'm
beginning to think it only worked because I was having really a good
day. I'm following the directions at
Hi.
A few details might change, but stories submissions to publishers and
editors have pretty much the same characteristics, in the States anyway;
1.00 inch margin top and bottom, 1.25 inch margins right and left, Times
Roman or Times New Roman font, 12pt, double spaced. Page numbers are
Hi.
On Sun, 22 Oct 2023 11:18:28 -0400
"Chris J." dijo:
Is there a list of common mistakes I can look at to try figuring out
I'm dong wrong?
Mistake 1) You didn't mention page styles. They would solve some of
your problems.
Mistake 2) Once you get a document created with the
Hi.
Running Ubuntu 22.04 with LO 7.3.4.2 Ubuntu package 1:7.3.4. Before you
ask, yes I RTFMed. Still can't get this working.
I write stories where the chapters are individual files. First chapter
has pages 1-15. Second chapter in a whole other file has to start with
page 16. Is there a
Hi,
First thank you for answers to previous questions. Took some fiddling
but it all worked. Phil, that trick with the page numbers was neat.
New problem. The Master Document works great for assembling. But
publishers and editors want DOCX files. The virtual document you get
from the
HI.
Thank you, I'm beginning to figure out Master Documents. Still a few
issues but we'll get to them or solve them no doubt with the least
convenient method.
Book editors and publishers have submission formats they will accept.
They want a certain type face, size, margins and top and
Hi.
Is there some practical limit to the number of rows specifically, but
columns too, that an LO Calc spreadsheet can have?
I've run into this before with my checkbook. The spreadsheet is arranged
such that down is back in time, the current amount is at the top.
There's a formula in one
Hi.
As Johnny says, we probably need more information to help. #VALUE
normally means that the number is too big to fit in the space it is
allowed. You should be able to see the value by selecting the cell and
looking at the contents in the display above the top of the sheet. Or
make the cell
Hi.
I likely know the answer to this. I'm looking for verification or a
better answer.
The only hyphenation ability in LO Write I'm seeing is for word
splitting and end of a line.
What I'd really like is help with compound adjectives. Does anything
like that exist in LO Writer?
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Hi,
I've known for a while now that LO Writer's words counts and MS Word
counts are close but not the same. I was entering an asterisked scene
break just now and noticed the word count increased by three. A little
experimenting revealed that Writer counted three asterisks as words.
This
Hi.
This would seem to be a common thing to do for a writer. I'm missing it.
I'm in LO Write. I need to cut a multi-page block of text between two
bookmarks, save it and insert the text in a different chapter. The
insert is easy part.
How do I cut a block of text between two bookmarks
Hi.
It's not the paragraph style but the page style you need to look at.
Typically a document has several page styles of which 'First page'
could be one - and that wouldn't propagate through to the other page
styles. The bulk of the document probably uses something like 'Default
page style'
Hi,
Next problem.
I can get a nice page number centered in a footer propagated for all
pages no problem.
I want to do the same kind of thing in the header, right justified with
some words preceding a page number.
Again, no problem for the first page only. For some reason it isn't
Hi.
Does your first page have a 'First Page' page style rather than the
'Default Page Style'?
- Robert
Both files say they're using the "Default Paragraph Style". There's only
one and I've never knowingly messed with it.
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Chris Johnson rchristopherjohn...@gmail.com
Ex SysAdmin,
Hi.
LO 7.3.7.2
Linux 6.1 environment
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
Release: 22.04
Codename: jammy
I am experiencing something I remember having before, but I forget how to
deal with it.
Somehow, when I try to open an impress file, it is nowhere to be found.
The Icon
Hi.
This isn't so much a problem as a curiosity.
Running Libre Office 7.6.4.1 on Ubuntu linux 23.10.
In Writer, very simple format that matches most submission requirements,
nothing fancy. New paragraphs get indented with a tab. Very often, not
quite always, There's a little green
Hi,
Ubuntu linux 23.10 and earlier, LO 7.6.2.1and earlier.
I've made a master document. The end result is a DOCX. I get this by
creating an ODT and then saving that as a the DOCX. So far so good.
However, the Master Document is read-only. This property propagates to
the ODT and the
Hi,
Ubuntu linux 23.10
LibreOffice 7.6.5.2
Before I had figured out what styles could do in Writer, I made the
newbie mistake of hand formatting everything. You can see where this is
going. I only needed a massively huge three styles to do everything I
needed. Most story submissions are
Hi,
I'm in the manual (Yes, I've read it) at "Creating a Table of Contents".
Based on the first paragraph it looks like the default is to key off a
heading. Makes sense. I did create my own heading style based on Heading
1. This is what I'm using for chapter numbering. I made a few changes,
Hi.
This is just an observation at the moment. It was easily fix. I wouldn't
bother mentioning it except that it happened twice in two different files.
Ubuntu 23.10
LibreOffice 7.6.6.3
I've set up three styles for story writing; paragraph indented, chapter,
and scene break. They've all
Hi.
LO 7.6.4.1
Ubuntu linux 23.04 with updates.
I have an odm master compiled from chapter files. I want to save it as a
docx in editable form. There was a way to do this. It was a little
kludgy, You had had to go through an odt intermediary file. But it worked.
In 7.6.4.1 this no longer
Hi.
Hi Chris,
without an example it is nearly impossible to reproduce and help here.
You know there are character styles also? If you have set a character
style, which defines the font to 12 pt, you could also set the
paragraph style with a font of 18 pt. The font will appear with the
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