Cédric Bhihe wrote,
I am sifting through your FAQ at
http://documentation.openoffice.org/faqs/word_processing/ and came across the 012.html section abou t inserting a landscape page in between two portrait ones. The explanation you provide is straightforward. However there seems to be a limitation with my version of OOo Write2.0 on W2k SP4.
I have no problem with creating the page style "Landscape" based on the "Default" or
"Standard" page style. When in Default page style, using the menu Insert > Manual Break and
specifying that the page break must give way to either Landscape or whatever else I can create a document with
all the page style changes I want, going back and forth between style. Fine.
HOWEVER
When I try to do the same, introducing keyboard manual breaks
[Crtl+Entr] and using the F11 page style small window, manually
specifying the page styles by positionning the cursor on a given page and double clicking on the page style of my choice I cannot do the same.
It just does not work.
You are correct. That does not work. You must use either the
method given in the FAQ (Insert > Manual Break) or (if you prefer
to use the [Ctrl+Enter] technique to start a new page) there is
another way which you will probably find is more work:
Place the cursor in the first paragraph on the page after the
break, right-click and choose Paragraph. On the Text Flow tab,
under Breaks, select Insert, With Page Style, and choose the page
style from the list.
This method is useful for inserting a manual break after the text
has been written.
Regards, Jean
Jean Hollis Weber
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