On Feb 21, 2010, at 16:53 , Troll/Idiot wrote: > On 21-Feb-10 09:43, James Wilde wrote: >> In other words, can one have a template for a master document? >> > I use the same template for master documents and for the documents that are > linked. It's a rather large template, but it makes it easy to keep styles > consistent. If you reach a point where your styles are pretty stable and > don't need further tweaking you can use your comprehensive template to make > smaller templates for particular sorts of linked documents. > Thanks, TI. How do you create your master document from your template? I have File/New/Master Document and I have File/New/Templates and Documents, but I can't see Templates under the former nor Master Documents under the latter.
> Tip: Don't call your comprehensive template your "master template". It will > confuse the heck out of people when you're explaining the concept of master > documents. > I'm assuming, since we're talking master documents here, that the comprehensive template will be called Book-template or similar, since that's what I want it for. //J > Have a nice day. > U2 :) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
