If you are working on a multi-part document--dissertation in my case:eek:--is there a way to link together separate parts or chapters into a whole?
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2006-08-10, 05:25 PM
If you are working on a multi-part document--dissertation in my case:eek:--is there a way to link together separate parts or chapters into a whole?
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2006-08-10, 05:51 PM
HD,
Sometimes I want a document with different columns in different sections, or different layouts, etc. So I use separate documents which are "linked". This allows me to move back and forth between them. It's not the best solution, but does the job. Here's how to add a 'link' to another outline (or any file): * Put your cursor in the field you want the file link to be in (I usually use the right-most column as a 'link' column). * Drag the file you wish to link to from the Finder over the selected field. * Hold down the 'Control' key (after you have the file over the OO field) * Release the mouse button. You can put a 'link' in any field, even a Note! James B
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Might be nice to have this functionality in the future, wherein you could create actual, separate sections within a single OO document, and have different columns/style rules/etc for each section.
Then again, what drew me to OO (v2) in the first place was the relative simplicity and lack of extra complications, so maybe not.
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