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When making a number of amendments to a large document such as our ISO
Quality Manual over a period of time, there is a need for the footer at the bottom of each page to reflect the issue number of the amendment eg. page 20 may be issue 1, page 21 issue 5, page 22 issue 3 and so on. It seems that a change made to one footer is copied across to all the other footers. So, how can a change be made to an individual footer without affecting all the others? Are there any solutions for my problem? Many thanks in advance for answering or any help on this subject... |
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Instead of using Section Breaks for each issue, you could use StyleRef field
in the footer which would pick up the Issue Number which you could (if you don't already) insert at the start of the text for each issue, using a new style (IssueNumber ?) specifiaclly for that information. The StyleRef field will automaictally reflect the changes for each page. Hope this is clear (as mud). All the best DeanH "juniorCAD" wrote: When making a number of amendments to a large document such as our ISO Quality Manual over a period of time, there is a need for the footer at the bottom of each page to reflect the issue number of the amendment eg. page 20 may be issue 1, page 21 issue 5, page 22 issue 3 and so on. It seems that a change made to one footer is copied across to all the other footers. So, how can a change be made to an individual footer without affecting all the others? Are there any solutions for my problem? Many thanks in advance for answering or any help on this subject... |
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