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On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 23:58:04 -0700
Heather J Gladney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'm using Open Office 1.1.4.
> How do I get it to do a decent offset pagination without brain surgery
> involved?

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> I was using 1.1.9, but it went unstable on me a year ago, kept
> crashing, and I had to go back to reinstall 1.1.4.
> I don't know if this has been fixed in 1.19 or not; I was never able
> to find how to create a page number offset in that one.
> Now in 1.1.4, I find that, in writing a book with multiple chapters as
> separate files, I'm having a lot of trouble adding an offset to
> pagination. I suspect it's that known problem where it won't add a
> larger offset numeral to the page number than it has pages in the
> document.  Some pages into the second chapter, it gives me a blank
> spot for the inserted offset page number--and with various things I've
> tried, how many pages in it is where this happens, will vary between
> 11 to 15 pages.  That's very odd, given that neither the offset nor
> the numbe rof pages in either chapter has changed.
> With a second chapter shorter than the first, it's a huge issue for
> me.(It took me a good four hours just to figure out how to offset at
> all.) I'm ending up buried deep in the website developer sections
> trying to sort out how to fix this.
> I've tried the suggestion to add a manual break, select page break, 
> chose page style, change page number, choose a number.  That only
> works for that next page, and again it goes blank on the very next
> page; and trying to add another break there, means that the first fix
> comes undone, which--with two manual breaks--I believe it should not
> be doing. I have not set up STyles or done anything beyond default
> with any of this. I'm out of time, and either I gotta have help to
> sort it out, or I have to export it back to Word.
> I hate the whole idea of doing that.
> Thanks for any help you can give me.
> Heather
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