MacOS 11.2.2
LibreOffice 7.1.5.2
.odt
page numbers test.odt
Why is this happening?
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I’ve Inserted page numbers this way:
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It looks like this:
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When I close and reopen the document the page number changes to this:
MacOS 11.2.2
LibreOffice 7.1.5.2
.odt
page numbers test.odt
Why is this happening?
I’ve Inserted page numbers this way:
It looks like this:
When I close and reopen the document the page number changes to this:
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Not sure about the fix because I’m not familiar with Nepali and have not this language installed.
Nepali is a “complex layout language”. Therefore you must enable in Tools
>Options
(Preferences
menu in MacOS), Language Settings
>Languages
the Complex text layout option and select Nepali(Nepal)
(or your preferred language) from the menu.
This allows to select more page number formats. Of course, don’t forget to “type” your text as Nepali.
When this is done, saving and reopening the file shows that formatting is kept.
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