https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165536
--- Comment #3 from peter josvai <[email protected]> --- SOLUTION!!!! (archive manager -- linux mint) (3.36.3, archive manager for GNOME) I have done this (finally): I copied "my_temp_24.ott" to another directory. Right click, open with --- archive manager... then selectd manifest.xml (by right clicking) and "open with" again... and chose a text editor... then changed the "<dc:title>" tag's content... to "my_temp_25" and then closed it.. and chose "update" (meaning updating the content of the compressed file) AND pasted this file back to the template dir... and it was there!!!! and I could open it for editing!!! ................... my conclusion: after I pasted back "my_temp_25.ott" to the template directory... it wouldn't be visible cause it had the same title as another template... which you can correct by using archive manager (which will re-compress the zip the same way as it was compressed originally) and opening the manifest.xml and editing the <dc:title> tag... and updating the zip... (the .ott-file) Now I can handle templates :) I wish there was an easier way which anybody could use! Peter * * * * * thank you for developing Libreoffice * * * * * -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
