On 03/26/2013 09:46 AM, Agustin Lobo wrote:
I'm making a master document with several existing documents as sub-documents.
The problem I have is that the heading in the first page of the
master, which I want to design as a Title page,
gets reproduced in the first page of each subdocument. Is there any
way to avoid this?
I have the First page of the master defined as First page, cannot find
the way of defining it as Title page,
so that its header is not automatically reproduced on each first page
of the subdocuments.
Thanks
Make new page styles. Make one (e.g) "first_in_master", and rest of them
put as "first_page". The header for style "first_in_master" should be
presented only in that one, not on first pages of sub-documents.
I assume you are making master with documents which are made from
different tamplates. Best way to do master is make one template,
reorganize all sub-documents and than make master. Master formating
applays will re-redit document formating if called the same name. If
first page of master documents has page style "first_page", and first
page of sub-document is called "first_page" those will have "first_page"
header.
Hopes this will work.
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