Of course, it all makes perfect sense...
Jul. 4th, 2007 09:34 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stephbgIF YOU'RE A CRAZY PERSON
I *believe* I have figured out one of my Word corruption problems from yesterday.
I use a content management system called AuthorIT (AIT) to write material, and then I publish it to Word, HTML, HTML Help, whatever. To do so you need to set up templates, define your media (e.g. page/window size and margins) map styles from authoring environment to the template styles, and pray. Sometimes quite a lot. Once you've got it going it's great. Getting there can be tricky. Problems can be rare but wildly obscure.
From here on in this is just a copy from my [SOLUTION] post to the AIT list. Full link to thread below.
It looks like there's an issue if a Heading 1 does not have a page
break immediately before it, as you would expect at the start of a
chapter. This happens in a book with a completely flat structure with
a token Section object for my first bit of text, just to define the
media (see the original "book structure" image).
My theory:
(1) Where a Heading 1 style is applied to a Section break topic title
there is no problem with overlapping lines from the previous topic.
(2) Where a Heading 1 style is applied to a Normal topic title and
the previous topic is also Normal, then the last line of one topic
will appear in the next. Naturally.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/authorit-users/message/22969
I *believe* I have figured out one of my Word corruption problems from yesterday.
I use a content management system called AuthorIT (AIT) to write material, and then I publish it to Word, HTML, HTML Help, whatever. To do so you need to set up templates, define your media (e.g. page/window size and margins) map styles from authoring environment to the template styles, and pray. Sometimes quite a lot. Once you've got it going it's great. Getting there can be tricky. Problems can be rare but wildly obscure.
From here on in this is just a copy from my [SOLUTION] post to the AIT list. Full link to thread below.
It looks like there's an issue if a Heading 1 does not have a page
break immediately before it, as you would expect at the start of a
chapter. This happens in a book with a completely flat structure with
a token Section object for my first bit of text, just to define the
media (see the original "book structure" image).
My theory:
(1) Where a Heading 1 style is applied to a Section break topic title
there is no problem with overlapping lines from the previous topic.
(2) Where a Heading 1 style is applied to a Normal topic title and
the previous topic is also Normal, then the last line of one topic
will appear in the next. Naturally.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/authorit-users/message/22969
