Re: [libreoffice-users] text frame

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Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] text frame
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> Cor Nouws wrote:
> > ?? How would you create a link 'between' one frame?
>
> I think there's a misunderstanding.  I believe e-letter meant to say
> "... you can link two frames only (and not more than two)..."

Correct

> > Just use it as follows, I woudl suggest:
> > frame1 => frame2 => frame3 => framen ...
>
> This seems to work.  Just for reference, you would do it like this:
> Create 3 text frames (frame1, frame2 and frame3).
> Select the 1st frame.
> Click on the "link frames" button (in the toolbar, looks like a chain-link)
> Click on the 2nd frame. (frame1 and frame2 are now linked)
> Select the 2nd frame
> Click on the "link frames" button.
> Click on the 3rd frame. (frame2 and frame3 are now linked)
>
> To test that the 3 frames are correctly linked:
> Click inside frame1 and start typing some text (you may need to resize
> the frame a little)
>
> As you keep typing, the text spills over into frame2.  If you
> continue, it spills over into frame3.
>
> e-letter, does Cor's suggestion (also discussed in this post) solve
> your problem?

I have not tried either methods. I expected some sort of frame
configuration functionality as in LaTeX, where the frame flow into
multiple frames can be configured _once_; so LaTeX is more suited for
this task.

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