Template organization

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If you use a specific template file for the first chapter, the first 
Appendix, and one for Index, Glossary, and TOC, and a one for the 
following chapter files and following Appendix files, you can set the 
Document numbering for each and don't have to mess with them again. 
They will automagically generate in correct sequence.

Scott

At 12:54 PM -0600 12/12/08, Nancy Allison wrote:
>Hey, folks. What is your standard for organizing your template?
>
>Do you have all ref pages, master pages, para tags, character tags,
>variable definitions, etc., etc., represented identically in every file
>of your template?
>
>It easiest  to update every file in a book with every formatting
>element, rather than try to remember that the Index file has unique
>elements, so does the TOC, the appendixes have different variable
>definitions from the chapters, etc., etc.
>
>The only gotcha I can think of is that sometimes I manually fiddle with
>header and footer settings for the oddball chapters (Index, TOC, List of
>Figures, etc., etc.) If I copied "Page Layouts" from my Index to all
>other files, would they all end up with "Index" manually typed into the
>footer, for example?
>
>What do you do?
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