John Kaufmann wrote:
You mean what, in another word processor, might be called an "outline
style"?
Possibly. I mean, it *is* one form of a style (in the non-word-processor
sense) of writing that follows an outline.
For whatever reason, in OO/Writer it's not called a style, but
you set it up the same way under Tools|Outline Numbering. While not
completely extensible, it goes up to 10 levels, which should be enough
for most purposes. Unfortunately, AFAICS, you can only define one
outline style (of 10 levels), but that's enough for most documents
Sounds intriguing, and it may be just the ticket. I'll look into it.
Sorry to be dense: You mean to put a Q&A at any of 5 levels?
Just so.
========
1. How to Do Things
Q. How do I do this?
A. Here is how you do this.
Q. How do I do that.
A. Here is how to do that.
...
2. Where to Find Things
1. Thing_One
Q. Where are the initialization files?
A. The init files may be found here.
Q. Where are the data files?
A. The data files may be found here.
Q. Where are the scripts?
A. The script files may be found here.
2. Thing_Two
Q. Where are the initialization files?
A. The init files may be found here.
...
3. Thing_Three
Q. Where are the initialization files?
A. The init files may be found here.
...
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If you use the Outline feature, could you do something like
> assigning <Q>s to the odd-numbered levels
> and <A>s to even-numbered levels?
Well, in my experience it would look pretty odd that way.
But it's a thought.
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