On 05/12/2012 05:34 PM, Paul Schwartz wrote:
In Open Office, the filename was
an option for insertion into the header/footer of the print job. This
has been replaced, in LO, by an option that seems to be a "title". In
old files that I open the filename still appears in the header.
Is there a way to get to the filename in LO?
TIA
Paul
If you long-click the "Title" icon in the Page Style Header edit dialog,
you can choose what to use as title for the page. In my default install
of LibreOffice 3.5.3.2 (from Ubuntu PPA), I can choose between filename
and path+filename.
I am not sure what was the behavior of this in other versions of LO or
under other platforms.
The sequence I used to get to the dialog was: Format-Page-Header-Edit,
and then position the cursor on the region you want the title to appear.
Hold the mouse down on the "title" icon and the small menu with options
should appear. From there, select File Name.
Hope it helps!
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