Go to Templates -> Organise
Find your template in the list
Right-click on it and select Set As Default Template
Howzat?
- Naomi
Kenn Goutal wrote:
I'm using OO.o v2.0 on WinXP + SP2.
I have defined a template,
consisting primarily of a few new paragraph styles
but also instantly recognizable by having 1/2" margins on all sides
(versus the .79" default margins).
I have followed the instructions in the Help menu as best I can --
the descriptions of what *should* appear don't always match what
*does* appear -- and the template is always ignored,
and I get what appears to be the default format / styles / what-have-you.
I can provide details of every step I have taken,
but basically it's every step delineated in the Help texts,
to the extent that they explain what to do.
My notes on this are very detailed, very long, and very boring.
*Roughly* speaking, I have done the following:
* Specify where I want to store my template(s), using:
Tools -> Options -> OO.o -> Paths
* Create a new document.
* Define a page format, some paragraph styles, and some character
styles.
* Save the file as a template, using:
File -> Templates -> Save.
* Create a new document, expecting it to use the template, but it
doesn't.
Anything obvious that I'm missing?
Any subtle points I may not know about?
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
