...
Or, is it possible to import the Help from a downloaded DEV
release to replace the installed Help that is incomplete?
Just provide instructions, and nobody gets hurt. :-)
- k
--
When in danger
or in doubt
Run in circles
scream and shout!
...
Kevin,
You were earlier given a
On 01/12/11 00:00, JOE Conner wrote:
On 1/11/2011 1:38 AM, Uwe Fischer wrote:
On 01/11/11 05:29, JOE Conner wrote:
What an interesting life I live. I decided to create a master
document for the first time, and that was a total exercise in
frustration.
So, I began with the help file:
To
My comments/questions at bottom.
-Original Message-
From: so-ham02-newsgate...@sun.com
[mailto:so-ham02-newsgate...@sun.com] On Behalf Of Uwe Fischer
[snip]
We apologize for the incomplete Help page. A last minute technical
problem unexpectedly removed all lists that are
On Wed, 2011-01-12 at 11:28 -0500, McLauchlan, Kevin wrote:
My comments/questions at bottom.
-Original Message-
From: so-ham02-newsgate...@sun.com
[mailto:so-ham02-newsgate...@sun.com] On Behalf Of Uwe Fischer
[snip]
We apologize for the incomplete Help page. A last
On 01/11/11 05:29, JOE Conner wrote:
What an interesting life I live. I decided to create a master document
for the first time, and that was a total exercise in frustration.
So, I began with the help file:
To Create a Master Document
1.
Do one of the following:
2.
We
On 1/11/2011 1:38 AM, Uwe Fischer wrote:
On 01/11/11 05:29, JOE Conner wrote:
What an interesting life I live. I decided to create a master
document for the first time, and that was a total exercise in
frustration.
So, I began with the help file:
To Create a Master Document
1.
What an interesting life I live. I decided to create a master document
for the first time, and that was a total exercise in frustration.
So, I began with the help file:
To Create a Master Document
1.
Do one of the following:
2.
If you are creating a new master document,
On Mon Jan 10 2011 20:29:21 GMT-0800 (PST) JOE Conner wrote:
What an interesting life I live. I decided to create a master document
for the first time, and that was a total exercise in frustration.
So, I began with the help file:
Joe,
I would suggest getting the Document Project's guide
Hi,
I am currently interested in keeping updated records of the rainfall
that we receive in our suburb and then publishing the data to a Google
Group all the suburban residents are members of.
To draw the graphs, which include 4 years of data, I use Calc and have
configured a number of sheets in
2008/5/3 Twayne [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
XP Pro, OOo 2.4
I'm hoping for a response from one of the authors or gurus here.
Will version 3.0 of OO.o repair the image positioning problems for large
documents and especially for Master Document Mode?
Details/History:
There was a problem in
Hi,
XP Pro, OOo 2.4
I'm hoping for a response from one of the authors or gurus here.
Will version 3.0 of OO.o repair the image positioning problems for large
documents and especially for Master Document Mode?
Details/History:
There was a problem in version 2.3 where with large documents
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To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 2:34 AM
Subject: Re: [users] Master documents.?
At 15:28 22/02/2008 +0900, James Elliott wrote:
I was formatting a wedding ceremony for my wife ...
Your wife's getting married? Shouldn't you be a little concerned? Why
My QUESTIONS are:
1. What is a Master Document, and when would one use one?
2. I use Templates a lot - is a Master Document similar to a Template?
3. How could I have made a Master document without knowing it?
4. Why can I select a single field in the Master Document, but not
Select All?
5.
I was formatting a wedding ceremony for my wife and decided to copy the
title page from a previous wedding, editing the names, date, and venue.
So, I had my OOo Writer 2.3.1 new document, as well as the old one, tiled on
my Windows XP screen so that I could Select all (Ctrl+A) on the title
At 15:28 22/02/2008 +0900, James Elliott wrote:
I was formatting a wedding ceremony for my wife ...
Your wife's getting married? Shouldn't you be a little
concerned? Why are you encouraging her?
;^)
Brian Barker
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To
All the sub-documents were originally one document, so I believe they
were created with the same template. What I did was copy the original
document 10 times, then refer to separate sections of it in the master
document. In each sub-doc, I then deleted any non-references sections.
I will
Update -- between the writer's guide and a bit of experimentation, I
discovered that all pages had the Default style set, and that my
first-page header was really the Default. By right-clicking in the
bottom [status?] bar on the section that was labeled Default I was
able to change the first
On Tue, 29 Aug 2006 22:19:49 +0800
James Elliott wrote:
Hi Naomi
Thanks for your prompt and informative reply. You wrote: Make
sense? - Yes, I think so. You have certainly pointed me in the right
direction.
I had quite a different idea of what a Master Document might be, so
thanks for
As i am not an author of tomes much larger than these emails, perhaps
other authors on the list could point out better uses of styles for
novel writing.
Templates and master documents are essential for my fiction writing.
For me, each chapter (or in my brand new project, each scene, at least
for
OOo 2.0.3; Solaris 8, Sun Ultra 30.
I have a master document that I constructed by incorporating [linking
to] various sections of various documents. I am trying to get the first
page header and all other page headers to conform to First Page and
Default, but don't seem to be able to find the
On Wednesday 30 August 2006 07:55 pm, Donald H Locker wrote:
OOo 2.0.3; Solaris 8, Sun Ultra 30.
I have a master document that I constructed by incorporating
[linking to] various sections of various documents. I am trying to
get the first page header and all other page headers to conform to
I use Templates in Writer and Calc, so I understand that bit, but how does a
Master Document differ from a Template?
Kind regards, James
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Hi James,
A Master Document is basically a collection of 'child' documents, with
arrangement and maybe some extra text or a table of contents/index.
The advantage comes when you've got two similar documents that need to
be kept up-to-date... you can put all the information in child documents
A template is a document with a standard layout and contents that you want to
have as a base to work from. Mostley this will be text where you have to fill
in some details that a different in your specific situation.
A Masterdocument is like a folder. When you open it, it is presented as a
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Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 3:07 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Master documents.?
Hi James,
A Master Document is basically a collection of 'child' documents, with
arrangement and maybe some extra text or a table of contents/index.
The advantage comes when you've got two similar
On Sat, 2006-05-20 at 16:13 +1000, John wrote:
CPHennessy:
I followed the instructions as outlined by Claudia Drechsie below:
I am sorry but apart from the fact the instructions are very difficult
to understand and follow they do not work
If I want a set of page numbers that Start
On Sun May 14 2006 05:48, + John wrote:
I have a good deal of trouble and have being trying for some time to get
help in working with Master Documents in Open Office.
I have had a number of 'hints', some small help from users but no one as
yet that can fully answer my question:
How do I
I have a good deal of trouble and have being trying for some time to get
help in working with Master Documents in Open Office.
I have had a number of 'hints', some small help from users but no one as
yet that can fully answer my question:
How do I assign 'unique' page numbers and Chapter
I am having trouble with one section of one document renumbering with
Master Documents the subdocument looks ok. But the master has this one glitch.
In Sub Document it looks like this (numbering starting at one) it only
happens ONE place in the doc so I am assuming I have screwed
On 10/6/05, Elizabeth Riesberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having trouble with one section of one document renumbering with Master
Documents the subdocument looks ok. But the master has this one glitch.
In Sub Document it looks like this (numbering starting at one) it only
happens
On Thu, 2005-10-06 at 14:23 -0400, Elizabeth Riesberg wrote:
I am having trouble with one section of one document renumbering with
Master Documents the subdocument looks ok. But the master has this one
glitch.
[snipped]
Does anybody have a clue what I have managed to do? And more
PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: Re: [users] Master Documents
On 10/6/05, Elizabeth Riesberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having trouble with one section of one document renumbering with
Master Documents the subdocument looks ok. But the master has this one
glitch.
In Sub Document
From: Andrew Douglas Pitonyak ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: 2005/8/22 5:25:37a
Master documents.
Tell me more? What are Master Documents?
Also, Impress can read and write power point format, normally an
expensive addon to Word.
Here in ZA, PowerPoint, Excel and Word are usually bundled into a
On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 20:26 +0200, Samuel Murray wrote:
From: Andrew Douglas Pitonyak ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: 2005/8/22 5:25:37a
Master documents.
Tell me more? What are Master Documents?
I see that you haven't had an answer yet so I'll try.
I think the best idea is for you to read
In 1.9.122 a Master Docuemnt is used to write a book.
Each chapter is in a separate file. The Master
Document combines the separate chapter files into
the book. How can the Chapter name be added to a
footer so that each chapter has its own name in the
footer for that chapter?
Joe
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 01:10 pm, Joe Marks wrote:
In 1.9.122 a Master Docuemnt is used to write a book.
Each chapter is in a separate file. The Master
Document combines the separate chapter files into
the book. How can the Chapter name be added to a
footer so that each chapter has its
--- Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 01:10 pm, Joe Marks
wrote:
In 1.9.122 a Master Docuemnt is used to write a
book.
Each chapter is in a separate file. The Master
Document combines the separate chapter files
into
the book. How can the Chapter name
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