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Chapter 3: Managing Text Documents With Writer

6. In the context menu of the Styles and Formatting window click the New... command again

and define the Page Style with the name “Table of contents”.

7. Repeat the whole procedure again for the new Main text Page Style. Of course, the names

used here are only meant as examples. In a real situation, one would naturally enter the

names of choice.

With the completion of the above steps, there should now be three new Styles that have been

created.

1. Place the cursor on the first page of the document. Double-click the Title page entry in

the Styles and Formatting window.

So, now the first page is assigned this Page Style. To confirm this, one will see the name

Title page in the Page Style field on the status bar below. By the way, users can also edit

(double-click) and assign existing Page Styles via the context menu of the Page Style field

on the status bar.

If, however, one now scrolls through the pages of the document, it may be noticed that the

Title page Page Style has been applied to every page. If all the pages had been defined by

the Standard Page Style, they are now all defined by the new Style. Page Styles always

apply to all preceding as well as following pages, unless a page break occurs with a

change of Page Style.

On the Organizer tab page, if a Next Style for a Page Style is entered, this means that

after a page break (whether it is entered manually or occurs automatically) the Next Style

will be taken as the Page Style. In the example described here, for the Page Style Title

page one can select the Next Style Table of Contents. The Table of Contents Page Style

is then always applied to the next page after the title page. This saves a user from having

to go through the procedure described below involving the Manual Break dialogue.

Note: Always choose the Table of Contents Page Style as the Next Style to follow the Table of Contents, since

no one can be sure the number of pages that the Table of Contents will require.

2. Now place the cursor at the beginning of the page where the Table of Contents should

begin. Go ahead and enter a manual page break with a change of Page Styles.

3. Select Insert > Manual Break. The Insert Break dialogue appears.

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