On 02/20/2011 09:26 AM, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions wrote:
On 02/20/2011 03:49 AM, Paolo wrote:
Hallo,
I recently switched from OO 3.2 to LibreOffice 3.3 (Ubuntu Linux).
I use the Word 97/2000 format for interoperability with others.
Nearly everything seems to work more or less as before.
There is one annoying difference: before, when I saved a document in
Web layout and then reopened it, it stayed in Web layout (or am I
dreaming?). Now, when I save it in Web layout and reopen it, it
reverts to Print layout. The issue does not occur if I use the .odt
format, just the .doc format.
Anything that I can do about this?
I would be happy, for example, to simply fix "Web layout" as the
default view for all documents. Indeed I really don't know why
LibreOffice doesn't do this anyway - you are able to see so much more
on the screen!
- any help gratefully received,
Paolo
Let me get this straight, you are creating a document that looks like
a web page and saving it under the .doc file extension. When you save
it under the .odt extension the Web layout is kept, but the .doc does
not keep it.
I also have Ubuntu, so I will see if I can replicate this on my system.
OK I see what you mean. ".doc" does not save the document view
"style". I took you email text and saved it under .doc, .odt, and .html
while viewing the text in "Web Page" mode. I do not know why .doc does
not save the page viewing information. It may default seeing the page
as a portrait page not "web page" view which looks much line landscape
to me. In the page setup, the default page style is portrait even with
the "web page" view style.
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