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Re: Templates
by Nicolas Goutte on Wednesday 24/Nov/2004, @23:32
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If you want to use a template from MS Word, I suggest that you save it as RTF in MS Word. It should be better then.
As for better templates, as long as the conversion to OASIS is not done, there is little use of doing better templates. (I do not know if the template dialog could already process OASIS files or not.)
As for the attached template, the points 1 to 3 are perhaps what is wanted for a Swedish user but that is not the normal behaviour... which brings us to the problem how to localize templates... which is another problem (and already a bug in KDE Bugs).
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Re: Templates
by Martin on Thursday 25/Nov/2004, @02:58
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I'm sorry if this is the wrong forum for this... But anyway:
1. Word import
Unfortunately, the RTF import did not work for me. I tried many different ways of getting several versions of Normal.dot into KWord. None worked for me. Someone else might have better luck, of course. I suspect it heavily depends on what goes on in the MS Word side of the equation. Other MS templates do work, however, see my post here:
http://www.kde-forum.org/viewtopic.php?t=3726
2. Paragraph styles
While different locales will have different preferences as to how the first and subsequent paragraphs in a section should be formatted, using indentation or whitespace, something like the behaviour in the attached template will still be needed. Using the standard template I have to hit Enter twice (typewriter-style) to differentiate between a soft line break and a paragraph break.
3. Header styles
AFAIK the rule in other word processors is to use the same font for the numbers and the actual text in numbered headers. Don't you agree that mixing a font with its bold version looks strange?
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Re: Templates
by Nicolas Goutte on Friday 26/Nov/2004, @03:17
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1.:
Too bad. Has KWord refused to load it or was it just that the result was not what you had expected?
2.:
Yes but again, having an empty line between paragraphs is also dependant of the use (even if I understand what you mean as in Germany too paragraphs in a letter should have an empty line between them).
Personally, I would very much like something like a wizard, but I have still not any idea how to implement it correctly. (And users might not like it much, as they will probably use only one or two variants as templates.)
3:
I am surprised that you tell that you have a different font between numbers and the text in headers. That is a problem that I have never seen.
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Re: Templates
by Martin on Saturday 27/Nov/2004, @06:28
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1. It loads, but none of the actual style information (which is what I'm after) is imported.
3. In Kword 1.3.4, create an empty document. Select the style "Head 1". Type in the text "1.". The automatically generated "1." is not in bold style, but the one you typed is.
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Re: Templates
by Nicolas Goutte on Saturday 27/Nov/2004, @07:07
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Ah, yes, now I see the bold problem too.
Can you create a bug report in KDE Bugs, please?
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