Joe Marks wrote:
Please explain what is the purpose and what is the
difference between the page styles "Left Page" and
"Right Page". When printing a file sometimes there is
a blank page between the actual pages in the file.
Changing the page style to "Left Page" if has been
"Right Page" or to Right if it has been Left, stops
the blank page from being printed.
Joe
Joe
In common page-layout practice, new chapters are started on the
right-hand page of an opening of the book or manuscript - they are
started on odd-numbered pages. And commonly the headers and or footers
differ from left to right - check out a few of your software manuals.
Most ordinary books do this also. So I think this is what OOo is set up
to do. I am not sure about OOo Writer but what it may be doing is
ensuring this happens in your document. For example, if your preceding
chapter ends on a right-hand (odd-numbered) page, the software may be
inserting a (left) blank page to ensure you start the next chapter
according to this convention.
It appears to be an OOo issues, see:
http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=3910
Sorry that I can't be more helpful.
Adam
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