At 06:01 26/06/2013 -0400, William Drago wrote:
I am working on a research paper. The required page layout puts last
name, working title, and page number in the upper right hand corner
of each page, outside the right hand margin. It is similar to what
is shown here, but has to appear on every page, not just the first
page, and has to be outside the right margin and closer to the top of the page.
http://www15.uta.fi/FAST/PK6/CITEX/TRADMOD/trad-mla.html
Aargh! To follow that, you might want to time-travel to the previous
millennium and purchase a typewriter!
How can this be done in LO Writer?
Fairly easily, I think. First, the page margins are the printing
limits, so you need to set these wide enough to contain the extra
material at the top of each page. Now insert a header, using Insert
| Header, and enter the required material.
Now your only problem is that you need the main text not to spread as
far as your newly extended right margin. There are probably a number
of ways to do that; the easiest may be to modify your paragraph
style. Right-click in the text and go to Edit Paragraph Style... |
Indents & Spacing | Indent and set the "After text" value to however
much you extended the right margin to accommodate your header. This
will move the paragraph margin for all your text back to where you
want it. (This won't work if you have applied contradictory local
paragraph formatting, of course. If necessary, use Format | Default
Formatting (or Ctrl+M) to remove this.)
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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