At 08:58 06/08/2014 -0700, Alex Barmin wrote:
I prepare my phd-paper in LO and have a lot of related documents
like reports, orders and etc. I'd like to share some text between
all of this documents. There are not only information about subject
and author, but also large parts of text like research results,
goals and etc. Can anybody explain me how to do it?
If the text you want to share is only a part of any of your
sub-documents, you need to identify and label such parts.
o Select the relevant text.
o Go to Insert | Section... | Section.
o Give the "New section" a name.
o Click OK. You will see that sections need to be complete paragraphs
or collections of paragraphs.
In the document which needs to inherit the text,
o Go to Insert | Section... | Section.
o Tick Link.
o Click "..." next to "File name".
o Browse to the sub-document.
o Where relevant, select the appropriate part under Section.
It's possible that you will need to save sub-documents before any
changes in them will be reflected in the main document. And it's
certainly the case that you will need to update the main document if
it is already open in order that any changes are reflected there. To
do this, go to Tools | Update > | Links (or Tools | Update > | Update All).
All this is necessary only if you later need to edit the
sub-documents and wish to see changes reflected in the main document,
of course. Otherwise, you can just copy an paste text between documents.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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