- •Overview
- •Before You Begin
- •Protecting Your Data
- •Automatically Create a Backup Copy
- •Save AutoRecovery Information
- •Create Links to Objects
- •Save Often
- •Printing Your Document
- •Saving in PDF Format
- •Taking OpenOffice.org with You
- •Templates
- •Planning Your Document
- •Page Styles
- •Creating a New Page Style
- •Applying a Page Style
- •Modifying a Page Style
- •Page Orientation
- •Page Numbering
- •Numbering Formats
- •Resetting Page Numbers
- •Text Layout
- •Headers and Footers
- •Controlling Text Flow
- •Paragraph Styles
- •Creating a New Paragraph Style
- •Modifying a Paragraph Style
- •Numbered Headings
- •Setting Outline Numbering for Headings
- •Cloning a Heading
- •Indenting the First Line of a Paragraph
- •Starting Each Chapter on a New Page
- •Character Styles
- •Creating a New Character Style
- •Applying a Character Style
- •Master Document
- •Creating a Master Document
- •Working in a Master Document
- •Footnotes
- •Customizing the Footnote Area
- •Customizing Footnote Settings
- •Inserting a Footnote
- •Appendices
- •Chapter Numbering for Appendices
- •Listing Appendices in the Table of Contents
- •Cross-referencing
- •Inserting a cross-reference
- •Modifying a Cross-reference
- •Updating a Cross-reference
- •Graphics
- •Inserting Graphics
- •Creating a Link to Graphics
- •Relocating Linked Graphics
- •Breaking Links
- •Creating a Gallery
- •Anchoring Graphics
- •Captions
- •Adding Captions
- •Moving and Editing Captions
- •Formulas
- •Inserting Formula Calculations
- •Inserting Formulas in Symbolic Format
- •Charts
- •Creating a Chart
- •Changing the Chart Type
- •Changing Chart Colors
- •Changing Text Style
- •Customizing Your Charts
- •Tables
- •Creating a Table Format
- •Applying a Table Format
- •Marginalia
- •Indexes
- •Creating Index Entries
- •Editing and Deleting Index Entries
- •Generating an Index
- •Formatting Index Entries
- •Bibliographies
- •Creating a Table of Contents
- •Generating a Table of Contents
- •Editing a Table of Contents
- •Formatting Entries
- •Updating the Table of Contents
- •Deleting the Table of Contents
- •Resources
- •Support and Documentation
- •Extensions
- •Additional Resources
- •Public Documentation License, Version 1.0
Appendices
In general, appendices are treated a bit differently than the main body of the document. For example, page numbering is usually different, numbering style for headings is usually different, and you need to set appendix entries to appear in the Table of Contents.
Chapter Numbering for Appendices
Numbering of pages in appendices is continual. However, chapter numbering is not included for appendices. This means you should apply the above-described trick of using paragraph style Heading 1 Without Numbering (see the Cloning a Heading section). Numbering of appendices is most conveniently done by using the number range as described below.
1.Insert the word Appendix at the start of the appendix.
2.Change the paragraph style to Heading 1 Without Numbering.
3.From the Insert menu, choose Fields > Other.
4.Click the Variables tab.
5.In the Type column, select Number Range.
6.In the Format column, select A B C and click OK.
7.Repeat for each Appendix.
Figure 17: Numbering appendices by inserting a variable field.
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Listing Appendices in the Table of Contents
In order to have the appendix headings listed in the Table of Contents, every appendix heading has to be selected and registered.
1.Place your cursor at the beginning of the appendix chapter heading.
2.From the Insert menu, choose Indexes and Tables > Entry.
3.Select Table of Contents from the Index menu.
4.Type a name in the Entry field.
5.Click Insert.
6.Click Close.
7.Repeat for each appendix chapter.
Figure 18: Registering an appendix chapter in the Table of Contents.
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