[duxuser] Re: Changing Style Rules
- From: Curtis Delzer <curtis@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 20:08:54 -0800
Hello. Steve you say "You can change the list style so that it fills
up entire pages by removing the [kps] and [kpe] codes." My question
is where do you actually go in and "modify" the style/codes? The
documentation for Duxbury lacks certainly in any "step by step" how
to, and assumes all of us are programmers and understand what all of
this means literally when, naught in some circumstances such as mine,
is the case. Would you let me know in ways that make sense to this
novice with DBT as to how to modify a style in the program, such as
the list style so that space in the condition you mention is no
longer wasted? Thanks Steve, and for your patience as well, double
appreciation.
Curtis Delzer
At 07:17 PM 2/25/2006, you wrote:
Hi Caroline,
You can change the list style so that it fills up entire pages by
removing the [kps] and [kpe] codes. I'm not sure why those codes
were ever part of the style since, as you point out, they waste a
lot of space. I've created a template with the list style
permanently modified to get rid of them.
Steve
On Friday 2/24/06 21:09 Caroline Congdon wrote:
Hi everyone. I was asked this question earlier today, and I'm
hoping that someone here will have an answer.
This person has a 70-plus page document, and she needs to be able
to have the whole document in list style. The problem is that by
default list tends to waste a lot of paper because it goes to a new
line if a list item is too long to fit on what's left of a
page. The question I was asked is, by any chance can the default
list style be modified to not change pages until they're full? If
so, what setting would need to be changed or removed? Specifics
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Caroline
Caroline Congdon; Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Check out my blog at
<http://ccongdon.wordpress.com>http://ccongdon.wordpress.com
mailto:carolinecongdon@xxxxxxxxx
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