Hi,
Rev. Nick Sharp schrieb:
Why not copy the whole document and paste it into a new page?
I do not simple copy it, but do this:
Enter a blank line at the end.
Mark the content without the blank line and while marked use Insert >
Section, OK.
Goto the blank line and again Insert > Section. But this time check
"link" and select the previous made section.
So when you later on change something, you only need to update and the
"copy" will have the changes too.
Kind regards
Regina
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