(This is an awful kludge but it works and once you've got the style and dummy file set-up it works easily enough.

In the mport window select the dummy file that you used to create the page style. In the future if you want to use the style again, you simple choose the 'load style' option from the style menu and then choose the 'import from file' (lower right of the window that pops up when you choose to load a style). So what you have to is save that file (yes save the blank, formatted file choose a dummy name). The new style will only appear in that document. Give it a name and you are done.īut here's the catch. Select 'Page Style' from the five icons in the upper left of the floating window, then click on the drop-down icon in the upper right of the floating menu and choose 'new style from selection' (don't worry if you have nothing selected). That brings up the style and formatting menu.

an Index page style), you start the same way: manually set the desired parameters (use Format>page). If you want to actually have a new page style (e.g. (Search the forum for new default templates). You do that under File>templates>organize. Das OpenOffice Vorlagen-Paket gibt es als Freeware und lässt sich kostenlos als Version für Microsoft Windows, Linux und macOS herunterladen. To do that you manually configure the page, then, as cog_nate says, you choose 'save as tempate.' You then have to set that new template to be the default. If you want a default style for all (or most) future work, then you want to make a template.

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