oo3 Pro final: detail cultivation
Jim Harrison
jhrsn at pitt.edu
Mon Jan 10 13:50:02 PST 2005
I think the issue is that there doesn't appear to be a way to start
legal-style numbering at a particular topic in the outline. You can turn off
numbering for the other topics, but the numbered topic still retains the
overall numbering scheme (ie, topic 2 is still topic 2, and it's children
are 2.1, etc., even if numbering is turned off for the first topic and you'd
just like it to be a non-numbered textual element).
Although this wouldn't have occurred to me as a major issue--in fact, I had
to choose another editor for a document recently because the document had
mostly non-numbered headings and paragraphs but did require an embedded
legal-numbered outline. Other than that, the document might have been better
developed in OO.
Jim Harrison
Univ. of Pittsburgh
on 1/10/05 3:28 PM, Brian C. at dvorak at omnigroup.com wrote:
> You can select any number of rows in your document and toggle the
> labels we apply by setting the row labels to "None". You want the
> leftmost tab in the "Row" inspector.
>
> (You can also apply different row label schemes to different level
> styles in the document, of course, using the entries in the utility
> drawer...)
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Brian C.
> Support Manager
> Omni Group
>
>
> On Jan 10, 2005, at 8:26 AM, Alfred Lang wrote:
>
>> 3) That it is still impossible to switch off numbering in any one or
>> several rows or limiting it to selected rows or groups without
>> retaining them latently numbered, makes numbering useless or prohibits
>> using titles in an outline. ;
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