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Customize Title Page

Explorer ,
Jul 14, 2008 Jul 14, 2008

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Is there a way to customize the Default Title page in Printed Documentation. So far, my workaround would be to create a new topic and systematically insert it, but Robohelp offers a <Defaut Title Page>, which could be nice to use...

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LEGEND ,
Jul 14, 2008 Jul 14, 2008

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Hi Julien

How exactly are you wanting to customize?

Cheers... Rick

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Jul 14, 2008 Jul 14, 2008

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I'd like to put more than just the document title with a thick black line underneath. I would want to style it in order to match the rest of the visual of the documentation (background, color, date modified, version number, etc.)

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Jul 15, 2008 Jul 15, 2008

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After completely formatting your Printed Doc output:

1. Save a copy and rename it something like MyFrontMatter.doc.
2. Strip all content after the TOC.
3. When you generate the next version, generate to something like MyWorkingDoc.doc.
4. Make any formatting tweaks to MyWorkingDoc.doc (page breaks, table widths, etc.).
5. Select All and Copy MyWorkingDoc.doc and Paste it into MyFrontMatter.doc after the TOC.
6. Save as MyPrintedDoc.doc.
7. Update the front page (date, version number, etc.) and the TOC.

This method, while seemingly convoluted, eliminates the need to work with Word templates, which is akin to circling endlessly around three or four outer circles of Hades.


Good luck,
Leon

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Errr... I think I'll just stick to my method of creating a new topic and updating its custom fields before the generation of the document...

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