I was wondering about the same thing Philip mentions, but then I saw
that when I opened a new document, all the custom styles where there.
But then I realized that it's probably because there is already some
dummy text in my template which appears in a new document--it helps me
remember what's
I've made my own templates for various categories of documents and equipped
each template with its own sets of customised styles. They work fine. I did the
set up some years ago and don't recall exactly what steps were required but I
don't recall any particular difficulty.
I do remember that
The only other thing I can think of is that there's some step in
creating and saving the template that you're missing.
If no one else can help, later I'll open Write in M$ Word and try to
guess what step you might be missing.
Eric
On 11/24/23 15:08, bunk3m wrote:
Thank you Eric.
I have
OK. I think I did. Please let me know if it didn't work properly.
I hate gmail for trying to modify anything typical in an email. It's a
piece of shit web software. :-)
On Fri, 24 Nov 2023 at 15:08, bunk3m wrote:
> Thank you Eric.
>
> I have a number of templates. For example, templates for
Thank you Eric.
I have a number of templates. For example, templates for different types
of reports, memoranda, letters etc.
I did create a default template initially. I thought it would be something
like the "normal" in MS Word. It contained all the styles. Then I created
one a template
Have you set your template as your default template?
On Linux: Files/Templates/Manage Templates. Probably similar on Windows.
On 11/24/23 14:22, bunk3m wrote:
Hello,
I'm using LO 7.6.2.1 on Win11 and Mac.
I can't get the styles to work and stick in templates. I've used styles
and templates
Hello,
I'm using LO 7.6.2.1 on Win11 and Mac.
I can't get the styles to work and stick in templates. I've used styles
and templates in MS Word for 30 years before switching to LO in the past 5
years. I've read the help, Writer User Guide and Designing with LO 2nd Ed.
and apparently have missed
