At 01:16 21/07/2020 -0400, John Kaufmann wrote:
You sent me to do something I should have done before asking the question: ...
No criticism intended, of course.
First combine single-line paragraphs: [...]
AutoCorrect had the effect of changing most non-empty "Default
Style" paragraphs to "Text Body" style, with the rest chosen [by
spacing hints?] to be "Hanging Indent", "Heading", "Heading 1",
"List", "List 1", "Numbering 2" or "Text Body Indent". (Empty
paragraphs remained "Default Style".) That was a MUCH more
elaborate and sophisticated AutoCorrect than I ever would have imagined.
You may or may not want all that to happen. If not, it is wise to use
this technique first, before applying any other formatting. You can
then choose to select all the text and apply a paragraph style of
choice - Default, Text Body, or whatever.
Now I understand the point of AutoCorrect Option "Combine single
line paragraphs if length greater than 50%". But how do you "adjust
the minimum length of such paragraphs in AutoCorrect Options -
possibly to 0%"? (The fact that I don't find the setting suggests
that I may have also missed something basic in your explanation.)
As has already been said, you use the Edit... button - which will be
greyed out until you highlight the relevant option.
Note: Even after having this excellent explanation on a use of
AutoCorrect, I went back to the Writer Guide and still don't find it.
In suspect you are right.
Then remove empty paragraphs: [...]
Again I like your pedagogical approach, matching the action with the
reasoning.
Good-oh!
You should be a teacher.
(Er, I was one.)
Brian Barker
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