Joe Conner wrote: > > > Ryan Jewell wrote: > >> Joe Conner wrote: >> >> >> >>> Check out: >>> http://documentation.openoffice.org/Samples_Templates/User/template/legal/index.html >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> The line numbering problem wasn't really solved on either of the two >> template examples. I think different jurisdictions have different >> requirements so these would probably work in some instances. >> >> >> >>> also: >>> http://ooextras.sourceforge.net/downloads/english/PleadingGeneric.stw >>> >>> >> >> I had seen variations of this bitmap background solution but this seems >> to be the best pleading template I've seen so far. The advantage is that >> the numbering is automatically inserted on each new page that is >> created. The only potential problem is that the numbering will only line >> up with text lines when using a matching font/size. I think this is >> minor though. I am going to run this by my attorney friends and see if >> they see other issues. >> >> Thanks for the help! >> Ryan >> <<SNIP>> > > The background is a scanned image of a commercially purchased court > reporter > paper. The image was then imported as a watermark. > > Some jurisdictions also specify the particular type face and font size > that they > desire. > Related... I just learned that word perfect used a watermark image for getting the correct format (they had another technique using footers). Apparently the user would run a macro that generated the image on the fly. The user would specify font size, face and what borders to add to the watermark image. Anyway, just thought I would mention this to enrich the conversation :)
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