Thanks, I'll give that a try.
On Saturday, April 19, 2025 at 01:02:00 PM EDT, Robert Funnell
<robert.funn...@mcgill.ca> wrote:
Alan -
I don't understand why things seem to change when you re-open a
document, but to start with you should not be creating a new page by
adding blank lines, as you seem to be doing. If you want to start a new
page, you should use Insert > PageBreak, or the corresponding keyboard
shortcut. Page breaks created that way are much more stable.
- Robert
On 2025 Apr 19 12:44:39, Alan Cliffe wrote:
> I use the OpenOfficeWriter/Text Document feature of Open Office 4. I have
> been havingtrouble with page breaks. I have a multi-page document I use to
> keeptrack of workout progress, with discrete sections each occupying onepage.
> I frequently make changes on it. I like to have the top line ofa section
> begin at the top of the page. If I make a change such asadding a line that
> causes the top line, hence the whole text, of thefollowing page to get pushed
> lower on the page, I go to that page andfix that using the backspace key. I
> always save the changes. Thetrouble I'm having is that saving the changes
> doesn't do the trick.The textual changes remain, but I'll pull the document
> up again laterand the page breaks are screwed up despite the fact that I got
> themthe way I wanted them and saved everything the last time I had
> thedocument open. Please advise.
