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Note

Do not delete the bookmark at the end of the document. If you do, the

cross-reference will not work.

If a field, such as a cross-reference, does not automatically update,

select the text containing the field and press F9.

Numbering portrait and landscape pages

To create page numbers on portrait and landscape pages in the same place and

orientation:

1) Refer to “Portrait headers on landscape pages” on page 132 to create a

landscape page style and landscape header or footer styles. When creating the

page style, select the Use dynamic spacing option in the Spacing area in the

Header or Footer pages of the Page Style dialog box.

2) Insert the page break and choose the landscape page style; do not change the

page numbering.

3) In the relevant header or footer, insert the page number field (Insert > Fields

> Page Number).

Defining borders and backgrounds

You can apply borders and backgrounds to many elements in Writer. Paragraphs,

pages, frames, sections, page styles, paragraph styles, and frame styles can include

both borders and backgrounds; character styles, tables of contents, and indexes can

include backgrounds only.

The dialog box pages for borders and backgrounds are similar in each case. To

illustrate their use, we will define a border and background for a text frame.

Tip

Page backgrounds fill only the area within the margins, including the

header or footer (if any). To extend the background color or graphic into

the margins, you need to define a frame of appropriate size and position,

anchor it to the page or a paragraph, and send it to the background. For

more about anchoring frames, see Chapter 8 (Working with Graphics).

Adding a border

To begin, select the frame, right-click, and choose Frame from the pop-up menu.

Choose the Borders tab.

Borders have three components: where they go, what they look like, and how much

space is left around them.

• Line arrangement specifies where the borders go. Writer provides five default

arrangements but you can just as easily click on the line you want to customize

in the User-defined area to get exactly what you want. Each line can be

individually formatted.

• Line specifies what the border looks like: the style and color. There are a

number of different styles and colors to choose from. The Line Style and Color

will apply to those borders highlighted by a pair of black arrows in the User-

defined map on the left hand side of the dialog box.

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