On 8 May 2008 at 0:57, Dave Barton wrote:
> I have been asked to format a document (100+ pages) and the author has
> made some very specific requests regarding different styles to be
> applied to the left & right pages. I have all the styles (page formats,
> headers and footers) created and ready to go.
>
> Maybe I am overlooking something obvious, but is there any way to apply
> these styles, without working through the entire document inserting
> manual page breaks on every page?
Yes. The style for the 'left' page should have the style for the
'right' page specified as its 'next style' ('organiser' tab in the
style's properties), and conversely. Then left and right styles
should automatically alternate through the document, and be
automatically correctly applied as you alter the content.
You can force a particular style with an explicit break specifying a
new style.
I notice that the supplied page styles 'left' and 'right' don't do
this, so you would get a succession of 'left' (or 'right') pages.
(A thread related to this finished this week.)
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