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<DIV> Oh, I was just going to try to match up with the formating, but content is more important, now, than being pretty.
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<DIV>For this pass, the frames are history. Someone can go back in with MS Word if they really think it's that important and reformat the information.
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<DIV>Ed<br><br>>>>"Chen, Terence" <terence.chen@intel.com> 05/03/05 12:17 pm >>><br>Steve and John from CGL side are in the process of cleaning up the<br>security spec. I believe Steve is planning to have it finalized by<br>tomorrow. You might want to wait for the "cleaned" version available<br>tomorrow.<br><br>-Terence<br><br>>-----Original Message-----<br>>From: security_sig-bounces@lists.osdl.org [mailto:security_sig-<br>>bounces@lists.osdl.org] On Behalf Of Matt Anderson<br>>Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 8:25 AM<br>>To: Ed Reed<br>>Cc: security_sig@osdl.org<br>>Subject: Re: [Security_sig] Help! I've got frames, and I can't figure<br>>outhow to get them ordered in OO!<br>><br>>On Tue, 2005-05-03 at 08:04 -0600, Ed Reed wrote:<br>>>Hi -<br>>><br>>>I'm trying to edit a version of the CGL security doc that Ge sent<br>out,<br>>>and it's got these cute little frames for each of the "capabilities"<br>-<br>>>looks like a table, shaded headers, a few open text cells...<br>>><br>>>But they stack on top of each other and I can't for the life of me<br>>>figure out by what reason or logic they position with respect to each<br>>>other...does anyone have a "frames for dummies" hint they could share<br>>>with me?<br>><br>>I can't really help you with a frames for dummies guide, or hints on<br>>getting the placement right, but I can at least tell you why those<br>>frames are there.  The frames that are below another frame are there so<br>>that when the document is viewed or printed they are hidden.  Their<br>>purpose is to be used to generate the table of contents for the<br>>document.<br>><br>>As for OOo, good luck.  This seems to be part of the missing 10%.  I<br>did<br>>find that the 2.x version of OOo did handle it a little better than<br>1.x,<br>>but I ended up going back to Word when I was dealing with any of that.<br>>I ended up finding OOo for content, Word for formatting.<br>><br>>-matt<br><br> </DIV>
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