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November 07, 2008

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Ryan

There's no way to print the notes in their context, like MS Word does?

Solveig

Hi Ryan,

Unfortunately, no. Half a loaf at a time is the approach, I guess.

Ryan

This is certainly an improvement, but printing the notes in context would be ideal!

Thanks for the quick response.

ross mcdonald

where are the notes on envelope production, when I try to print I get vertical printing on envelope instead of horizontal and yes I have checked and double checked settings

George Campbell

Is this the right link for envelopes?
Envelopes can be problematic. Yes. This is primarily because envelopes are not Letter or Legal. Each printer has its own approach to printing, and you'll need to do a little experimenting.

But you can do it. The Envelopes category and the Mail Merge category of my blog each has various approaches.

http://openoffice.blogs.com/openoffice/2008/11/notes-in-openofficeorg-30-writer.html


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Matteo

Is there a way to change default formatting for all the notes in a document?

thanks

Svayambhu

Is there a way to change default formatting for all the notes in a document, ideally by assigning a style??

Svayambhu

And is there a way to search notes, either one by one or globally?

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