If you're saying you wish to use a different font for your default
font, then just go to 'properties'
--> scroll through the folder-files to change the set defaults
to those you desire
--> save your changes.
There's a setting for documents you make as well as documents you
receive; font colour may also be chosen.
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 9:44 AM, charles meyer <reachmepl...@gmail.com>wrote:
Hi Folks,
>
> I'm new to Libre Office but I read how you can create your own default
> font style and size so a blank document will open to that default
> style and size.
>
> I'm trying to set Libre Writer so that when I open a saved plain text
> (.txt) file it opens to my created default style and size.
>
> Right now it opens to Pre-formatted Text - Courier New 10 point.
>
> I've visited Styles and Formatting and right clicked on Pre-formatted
> Text and chosen Modify and changes the font to Bookman Old 12 point
> and clicked Apply, then OK.
>
> I then re-opened Pre-formatted Text style and it indeed displays my
> chosen font and size.
>
> However, still when I open a saved plain text file it opens to
> Pre-formatted Text but with Courier New 10 point - not the Bookman Old
> 12 point I chose and saved.
>
> Would anyone know if you can open saved plain documents to a desired
> font style and size or are you always stuck with Courier New 10 point
> whenever you open a plain text file?
>
> I know I can highlight all the text in the opened plain text file and
> choosethe Default style and it will change back to my desired font
> and style but is there any way of ensuring any plain text files will
> open to a desired font stye?
>
> Thank you so much,
>
> Charles.
>
>
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