Andrew,
Thanks. It was the <table> <table> issue.
When I tried to reproduce it I put some text between because that is
what I thought I had done, but evidently not.
Thanks
Frank
Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
Frank Chambers wrote:
After considerable effort I have saved in Word and am continuing my
writing using Word. The roadblock is the use of more than 1 table on
a page. No matter what I do with the break options etc. I cannot
get more than one table on a page or even additional text below the
first table. I have read the help several times. Tried about a
dozen combinations and permutations of options to no avail and much
frustration. Maybe this is easy to accomplish but the magic combo
escapes me. If this is easy I will retur to OO otherwise I am stuck
with Word where this is a trivial drag and drop task. My desire is
to use OO but I also have to make a living
Thanks
Frank
I will make a simple guess that your text document starts as follows:
blah blah blah
<text table><document ends>
You can then NOT insert much of anything after the text table. You can
check this by placing the cursor into the last text table and then
using the down arrow key. If the cursor moves out of the text tabel
and into the text, then this is NOT the problem. By default, OOo
attempts to prevent you from creating a document in this fashion. I
have only seen this when I have purposely created a document this way
while using a macro.
The same thing can occure if you have two text tables next to each
other as follows:
<table>
<table>
How do you insert things between the text tables. Is this your problem?
When I have faced these problems, I have done one of two things.
(1) Write a macro to insert text AFTER the text table
(2) Create a new document and then copy the offending text into the
new document, but allow space at the end.
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