Re: Using sect1 title in the heading

[Tony Graham <tgraham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 7 Mar 1998 23:23 +0100, Christian Leutloff wrote:
 > Norman Walsh <norm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
 > > Grep for "(mode " in the stylesheet.  If you mean that you want to put
 > > the SECT1 title in the page header, be aware that this will only work
 > > if you make each SECT1 a separate simple-page-sequence.
 > 
 > hmmm, that means that each SECT1 starts with a new page!? That's not
 > what I want 8-( Is there a workaround?

What Norm says it true, and the only workaround that I can think of is
done in Word, not in the stylesheet.  When you make <sect1> make a
simple-page-sequence, each one will start a new page in the Word
document, but you can select all of the pages and in the "Layout" tab
of the "Page Setup" dialog box (accessed from the "File" menu) change
the "Section Start" selection from "New Page" to "Continuous".

No doubt it's possible to write a Word macro to do it for you (which
could be made easier if you used James Clark's heading-level
characteristic and applied a Word style to, for example, the <sect1>
titles).

Regards,


Tony Graham
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