Editing Mano a Mano:print Mano a Mano as a book

==From Wiki to Word Processor==

# Go to the [[Mano a Mano:Book]] page, and save the complete page (with images) on your computer.
# Open your saved copy of the page with a plain text editor (like notepad.)
# Replace everything up to <code><nowiki><!-- begin content --></nowiki></code> with <code><nowiki><html><body></nowiki></code>
# Replace everything starting from <code><nowiki><div class="printfooter"></nowiki></code> with <code><nowiki></body></html></nowiki></code>
# If you will be using Microsoft Word, use the text editor's "Replace" feature to change every <code><nowiki><dt></nowiki></code> to <code><nowiki><dt><b></nowiki></code> and every <code><nowiki></dt></nowiki></code> to <code><nowiki></b></dt></nowiki></code>
# Save the changes and close the text editor
# Open the modified copy of the page with your favorite word processor
# If you are using OpenOffice.org, export the document as an OpenDocument text file (.odt).
# If you are using Microsoft Word, save the document as a Word document (.doc).

==Give it some Style==

To change a style in OpenOffice.org:

# Press F11 to bring up the Styles palette
# Click on the paragraph symbol to select a paragraph style or the 'A' to select a character style.
# Right-click the style and select the Modify option


To change a style in Microsoft Word:

# Open the Format menu and click Style... to bring up the Style dialog box
# Select the style and click on the Modify... button to bring up the Modify Style dialog box
# Use the Format button at the bottom of this dialog to change the style.


;image borders:
:If you use OpenOffice.org, there is a blue border around linked images. There is no style for this, so we have to change each image separately.  Right-click on the picture, select Picture..., click on the Borders tab, change the Style to -None- and click OK.

;cross-references
:Make the "Internet Link" (OpenOffice.org) or "Hyperlink" (Microsoft Word) style ''italic'', change the Underlining to (Without) or (none) and change the Font color to Automatic.

;definition terms (like this)
:In OpenOffice.org, make the "List Heading" style '''bold''' so definition terms are bold. Microsoft Word does not seem to have a style for definition terms (which is why we made them all bold using "Replace" in the text editor.)

;tables
:In OpenOffice.org, change the spacing below paragraphs to 0 for the "Table Contents" style. Some cells should be centered and others should be left-aligned, so the rest of the table formatting needs to be done one-table-at-a-time.  Sometimes you will need to top-align data in the bottom row of a table because it gets stretched by text to the left.

;font size
:Use the "Default" (OpenOffice.org) or "Normal" (Microsoft Word) style to resize most of the text.  The Header styles may need resizing too.

==Page Setup==

*In OpenOffice.org, open the Format menu and select Page...
*In Microsoft Word, open the File menu and select Page Setup...

==Pagination==

* Open the View menu and select Print layout.
* Press Ctrl+Enter wherever you want to start a new page.

==Table of Contents==

# Click the place where you want to insert the Table of Contents to move the cursor there.
# Open the Insert menu and click on Indexes and Tables... (In OpenOffice.org you actually open a submenu of the Insert menu - which is also named Indexes and Tables - and click on Indexes and Tables... in there.)
# Click on the "Index/Table" (OpenOffice.org) or "Table of Contents" (Microsoft Word) tab.
# Change the "Evaluate up to level" (OpenOffice.org) or "Show levels" (Microsoft Word) option to 2 and then click OK.
@@ Line 58: / Line 58: @@
 # Click on the "Index/Table" (OpenOffice.org) or "Table of Contents" (Microsoft Word) tab.
 # Change the "Evaluate up to level" (OpenOffice.org) or "Show levels" (Microsoft Word) option to 2 and then click OK.
-==Cover==
-* [[Mano a Mano:Front Cover|Front Cover]]
-* [[Mano a Mano:Back Cover|Back Cover]]