Open Office quirks

[Jason Clinton]

On Monday 17 January 2005 12:12 pm, Brian Densmore wrote:
> How do I determine if I have a page break as opposed to a section
> break? Also some pages with tables don't allow me to alter the page. Now
> you must realize, I did nothing special in creating this document.
> Everything was using the defaults of OO.

The only other morsel I can offer without seeing the document is to try 
opening up the Stylist and making sure that every page in your document has 
the default page style. To do this: CTRL-A to highlight all of it. Click on 
Page Styles button in the Stylist, double click on Default.

I was thinking of MS Office where the section and page breaks are different. 
In OO you may choose to change page styles at a page break but there's no 
section break that can start a new page. Sections are used for logic and to 
break between single and multi-column sections.

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