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On the Hyperlink page, you can specify the file for the hyperlink to open. This file can

be on your machine, a network, or the Internet.

The Wrap, Borders, Background, Columns, and Macro pages of the Frame dialog box

are the same as those for frame styles. Refer to the Chapter 7 (Working with Styles)

for details.

Figure 121: Hyperlink page of the Frame dialog box

Using tables for page layout

Writer’s tables can serve several purposes, such as holding data as you might see it

in a spreadsheet, lining up material, and creating more complex page layouts. For

information about using tables of data, see Chapter 9 (Working with Tables).

This topic describes how to achieve some common layouts by using tables.

Example: Creating sideheads using tables

Sideheads and marginal notes are commonly used in documents from resumes to

computer user guides. The main body of the text is offset to leave white space

(usually on the left-hand side) in which the sideheads or notes are placed. The first

paragraph is aligned beside the sidehead, as in Figure 122.

Example of

a sidehead

In some cases you may want to put only one or two paragraphs in the

table itself and the rest of the text and graphics in ordinary paragraphs

(formatted to line up with the paragraphs in the table) so that text and

graphics will flow more easily from one page to another when you add

or delete material.

In other cases, you might put each paragraph in a separate row of the

table and allow the table to break between pages.

Figure 122: Example of a sidehead

Note

Sideheads can also be created by placing text in a frame using the

Marginalia frame style, as described in the Chapter 7 (Working with

Styles).

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