On Friday 18 August 2006 12:15 pm, Graham Irwin wrote:
> Thanks. Yes, I think I realised it had something to do with styles.
> Guess it's time I got to understand styles...
>
> Andis wrote:
> > It is possible using defined page styles. For instance, if you
> > need diffent header for first page, define it as First page from
> > built in style list. You can see, that in organizer section, next
> > style for First page is Default, so, when text goes to next page
> > or you insert page break, page style will swith to Default. You
> > can define different headers/footers for each page style.
> > Read more about styles in program help section.
> >
> > Andis
> >
> > Graham Irwin wrote:
> >> Is there an easy way (as there is in M$ Word) set headers and
> >> footers to be the same (or different) on the first page as on
> >> subsequent pages? It's easy enough to make odd/even the same or
> >> different but I can't figure out 1st page/rest.
>
Styles are explained in several User's Guides at
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/. There are also
individual chapters of styles available at
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/oooauthors2/. One is
listed in the Getting Started Guide, and the other is in the Writer
Guide.
Dan
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