Oct 23 2022 07:43 AM
Good day.
I have five documents. All five should have exactly the same content (text and footnotes) but different formatting and layout (paper size, font size, line spacing, columns, etc.).
Is there a way to change the text of only one document without needing to copy-paste it to the other two?
Thank you!
Oct 23 2022 12:13 PM
Oct 23 2022 10:25 PM
I'm sorry, how does this help? Won't that just save the original document - including its formatting - but with a different file name?
I wanted the same content (like text and footnotes) but
different formatting and layout (paper size, font size, line spacing, columns, etc.)
for each of the documents.
Oct 24 2022 03:12 AM
@KlaCat If you used Styles for all of the text in the document, in a copy of it, you can change the appearance by modifying the styles.
But, you said:
Is there a way to change the text of only one document without needing to copy-paste it to the other two?
What does that mean?
If you change the text of one document, you can save multiple (two) copies of it
Oct 24 2022 03:34 AM
Oct 24 2022 05:13 AM
@KlaCat By default, when you modify a Style, the modifications only affect the document that is active when you modify the Style
Nov 02 2022 02:25 PM
SolutionStyles are the key to this.
Nov 08 2022 02:21 AM
@Charles_Kenyon Sorry it took a while to reply. I tested it on a bunch of documents. Thanks a lot for this, man. This saved me a ton of work.
Nov 15 2022 07:52 PM
Nov 02 2022 02:25 PM
SolutionStyles are the key to this.