One way to do this is to
1. Use Draw to make your curved text-box.
2. Convert this box into a bitmap and save it as a PNG.
3. Use this as the background for your pages.
4. Use paragraph styles to place the text where you want it. (Use the
Indenting & Spacing tab of the paragraph style.) With the curves in the
background, you might need to have several paragraph styles for
differences in indentation.
--Dan
On 03/13/2013 03:05 PM, Tom wrote:
Hi :)
How can i make a nicely curved text-box that automatically keeps all the
text inside the boundaries of the box? At the moment i cheat a lot and it's
a lot of work that ends up never looking quite right
The 'attachment' shows the type of curved shape i am aiming for. Ideally
text written into the box on page 1 would automatically flow into the box on
the next page but again i just do a manual cut&paste which is annoying and
also never quite works properly.
Text-box,_how?.odt
<http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4043625/Text-box%2C_how%3F.odt>
Many thanks and regards from
Tom :)
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