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• Use the Background page to add color or a graphic to the section’s

background.

• Use the Footnotes/Endnotes page to customize the section’s footnotes and

endnotes.

At any time, you can reset a tabbed page to its default settings by clicking the Reset

button. (Note, however, that you cannot reset the Section page. If you wish to undo

changes to the Section page, you must do so manually.)

Use the Section page to set the attributes of the current section.

Naming sections

Writer automatically enters a name for the current section in the top box of the New

section area. To change the name, select it and type over it. The name is displayed in

the Sections category of the Navigator window. If you give your sections meaningful

names, you can navigate to them more easily.

Linking sections

You can insert the contents of another document into the current section and then

have Writer update the section whenever the other document is updated. This is

called linking the section to the other document.

To link the current section to another document, follow these steps:

1) In the Link area, select the Link option.

Figure 128: Linking sections

2) Click the (...) button to the right of the File name field. The Insert dialog box

opens.

3) Find and select the document you want to insert and then click the Insert

button. The Insert dialog box closes and the name of the selected document

appears in the File name field.

4) If you want to insert only a section of the selected document, select the desired

section from the Section drop-down list.

Note

The section must already exist in the selected document. You cannot

create a section in the selected document at this point.

You can update links automatically or manually. See “Updating links” on page 129.

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