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Old 02-26-2010, 01:46 PM   #12
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Oh, don't bow out roger64! HTML is germaine in that frabjous has used it to point out inconsistencies in my styles, and styles are central to a good OOo template.

I started re-working the file, then I remembered that another reason I split the headers is because some of the chapter titles are too long for the "chapter name" field inserted into the footer. I'm still puzzling over how to handle it. Other things intervened as well, but I'll get something figured out soon.

I'm also kicking around the idea of a more straightforward template file that explains what is being done with each style, if anyone is interested.
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