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Originally Posted by ltamote
I was experimenting with RTF over the weekend, and getting proper titles and authors was one thing I managed to do. Here's how I did it:
1. Open the RTF file in Notepad (NOT Wordpad) so that you see all of the text.
2. Near the top of the file, there's should be a line starting with: {\*\generator. If not, look for the last line that starts with a curly bracket {.
3. Add a new line above that one and insert an RTF "info" group. The sample here is for Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde:
{\info{\title The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde}{\author Robert Louis Stevenson}}
Replace just the title and author info, leaving all the brackets and back slashes.
4. Save the file in Notepad. When you load it into Connect, it will show the correct information.
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I think it is easier just to use word and go to file-properties and type it in there.
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Originally Posted by ltamote
I've also been trying to get more whitespace on the left & right margins of my RTF files and add page headers, but - so far - no luck. They show correctly in Word, but not Wordpad or Connect.
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It seems that the reader ignores any header and margin size settings on the origional rtf. I bit of a disapointment to me as well since there seems to be blank space at the bottom where there is room for another line of text.