> Say ... > On M$-Windows (e.g. WinXP), > is there a way to add a certain OO.o *template* to the Explorer context > menu? > For instance, I currently have something like: > > Right-Click > ->New > ... > ->OpenOffice.org Spreadsheet > ->OpenOffice.org Text document > ... > > I'd like to be able to do: > Right-Click > ->New > ->OpenOffice.org MyEnvelope > or > ->OpenOffice.org MyPersonalLetter > or > ->OpenOffice.org MyFunctionalSpec > > The benefit is that it would bypass the step of creating a new > OpenOffice.org Text document, only to turn around and, in Writer, > do File->New->Templates and Documents->Templates->MyEnvelope etc, > leaving an empty "New OpenOffice.org Text document.odt" in the folder. > > Just popped into my head, and seemed like a worthwhile idea. > Can anybody think of a way to do this? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I'm sure there is, but this is a function of the operating system, not OOo. I would ask a similar question on a windows forum (make sure to include the OS and version your using).
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