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Print Outline View in Word
I've set up a document of notes summarizing a text I'm studying, using the outline view. Unfortunately when this is printed, the outline goes away and everything is left justified and double spaced. This isn't what I want. How can I print the outline view? I'm using Office 2007.
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Jeroen
Jeroen
Yes, that would be the way I'd do it. If you apply a different template with the same named styles defined differently, your document will use the new style definition to give you a different look.
I have a "to do" list that uses heading levels 1-4 with details in paragraphs below the applicable "heading." Heading 1 starts a new page (Inside jobs; Outside tasks, etc.); Heading 2 is a main topic set with numbering (1. Kitchen; 2. Dining Room; etc.); Heading 3 is a bulleted item (" Electrical; " Walls; etc.); Heading 4 is a dashed subpoint of a bulleted point ( Install dimmer; Change wall plug face plates; etc.). Because these are set as heading levels, I can use the outline feature to easily rearrange the order or move blocks from one to another topic. If I include details in a paragraph under a point, I use a Body Text style that then stays with the heading if I move it.
I have a second template that I can apply to reformat the content to just a list: the Body Text styles have the font set to invisible, and it changes the weight and bullet/number attributes of the other headings to make it more suitable for a shopping list.
I have a "to do" list that uses heading levels 1-4 with details in paragraphs below the applicable "heading." Heading 1 starts a new page (Inside jobs; Outside tasks, etc.); Heading 2 is a main topic set with numbering (1. Kitchen; 2. Dining Room; etc.); Heading 3 is a bulleted item (" Electrical; " Walls; etc.); Heading 4 is a dashed subpoint of a bulleted point ( Install dimmer; Change wall plug face plates; etc.). Because these are set as heading levels, I can use the outline feature to easily rearrange the order or move blocks from one to another topic. If I include details in a paragraph under a point, I use a Body Text style that then stays with the heading if I move it.
I have a second template that I can apply to reformat the content to just a list: the Body Text styles have the font set to invisible, and it changes the weight and bullet/number attributes of the other headings to make it more suitable for a shopping list.
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I'm thinking it would be best to create a series of new formats based on the outline levels I need, including font and indents, then reformat the document with the new styles. Comments Eric?