Harold Fuchs wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary Kline" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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What I'm trying to avoid to excess reformatting. I have max 80
separate files that I want to catenate--yet with a "blank page"
between each of the 80 files. What I *don't* know how to do
any typesetter can do in his sleep. (The kind of pagintion I
have in mind can probably be done by anyone who knows OO well.)
Is there any way I can specify a "chapter" of less than two
pages, and join it with another "chapter" with one-and-a-half
pages and leaving white-space [to-end-of-page]? In other words,
how-to cut and paste HTML pages separated into chapters. What
I do not want to do is to run everything together.
gary
Not sure about your definition of "excessive" but (a bit obviously) ...
Insert first file.
Insert Page Break (Insert/Manual Break/Page Break, or simply hit
Ctrl/Enter)
Insert second file
Until Done
Insert Page Break
Insert next file
I can't find a way of replacing some "magic" string with a Page Break.
If you can, you could obviously add the magic string to the end of all
but the last file with sed and then, in OO, change all occurrences of
the magic string to Page Breaks. Anyone?
Harold Fuchs
The "standard" ASCII character for page break is 0x0C (Ctrl-L), and I
think there's an escape sequence in C for that, but I can't remember it,
offhand.
Matt Needles
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