Help getting multiple pages of template in same document.
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Help getting multiple pages of template in same document.
I am using the postcard template to make flashcards for nursing school, however I cant figure out how to have multiple pages of the same template in once document. I have 318 flashcards to make and I don't want to have to save/print them 1 page at a time (4 flashcards). Can someone please help me figure out how to add pages. Thank you in advance I am pretty desperate and running out of time to get this done.
open office 3.3, vista
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Re: Help getting multiple pages of template in same document
Hi and welcome to the forum!
You've to use different page styles (no need to insert them in fact). At top of the Writer page, there is a link to the online guide, you should have a look at the section about page styles.
Please add '[Solved]' at the beginning of your first post title (edit button) if your issue has been fixed.
You've to use different page styles (no need to insert them in fact). At top of the Writer page, there is a link to the online guide, you should have a look at the section about page styles.
Please add '[Solved]' at the beginning of your first post title (edit button) if your issue has been fixed.
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Re: Help getting multiple pages of template in same document
After you have entered the text for your first page, note the page style in use (on status bar at bottom of screen). Turn on / View / Nonprinting characters (or press backwards P key on toolbar). Now position your cursor just before the last backwards P on the screen and /Insert Break : Page Break, and select the page style you noted. Do this for each new page and all should be well.
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Re: Help getting multiple pages of template in same document
I hesitate to mention this, but thins kind of task goes a lot faster if you use the "mail merge" approach. The down side is that it takes some setup time, maybe a lot, if you're new to it.
Basically, you put all your text into a spreadsheet and make one sheet as a sort of template. Then, OOo Writer can pull the text out and put it on the cards, automatically copying and making as many sheets as needed to print all the text.
It may not be a big win for cards that you do once and then never change it, but it's definitely worth it if you need to change anything and print new cards.
Basically, you put all your text into a spreadsheet and make one sheet as a sort of template. Then, OOo Writer can pull the text out and put it on the cards, automatically copying and making as many sheets as needed to print all the text.
It may not be a big win for cards that you do once and then never change it, but it's definitely worth it if you need to change anything and print new cards.
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