Working with Master Documents

Apache OpenOffice 4.1 Writer Guide

Chapter 13: Working with Master Documents

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• Why Use Master Documents?
  • Styles in Master Documents and Subdocuments
  • Creating a Master Document: Scenarios
• Splitting a Document into Master and Subdocuments
  • Combining Several Documents into a Master Document
  • Starting with no Existing Documents
    • Step 1. Plan the Project
    • Step 2. Create a Template
    • Step 3. Create the Master Document
    • Step 4. Create subdocuments
    • Step 5. Add Some Pages to the Master Document
    • Step 6. Insert the Subdocuments into the Master Document
    • Step 7. Add Table of Contents, Bibliography, Index
  • Restarting Page Numbering
  • Editing a Master Document
    • Changing the Appearance of the Master Document
    • Editing Subdocuments
    • Adding, Deleting, or Renaming Subdocuments
  • Cross-referencing between Subdocuments
    • Preparing Items as Targets for Cross-referencing
      • Using Bookmarks
      • Setting References
    • Inserting the Cross-references
  • Using the Navigator
  • Creating One File from a Master Document and Its Subdocuments
  • Problem Solving
    • Anchoring Pictures to a Page
    • Restarting List Numbering When Using Custom Styles

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Working with Master Documents

This is Chapter 13 of the Apache OpenOffice 4.1 Writer Guide.

A PDF of this chapter is available from this wiki page.