https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50699
--- Comment #75 from Gerhard Weydt <gerhard.we...@t-online.de> ---
(In reply to John from comment #73)
> A really long discussion. I started to read, but then stopped.
>
> It should be considered that:
>
> 1.
>
> Writer has built-in an option to load the styles:
>
> Main menu > "Styles" > "Load Styles"
> or
> "Styles" pane > "New Style from Selection" button > Load Styles
>
> 2.
>
> Using the previous way, the template will not be "sticky", i.e. the styles
> in the document will not be automatically updated according to the changes
> in the template.
>
> But there is nothing critical, we have another way:
>
> 1. Copy your custom template in the Templates folder.
> 2. Create new document based on this document using main menu > "File" >
> "New" > "Templates". Save it. (The location of the "Templates" folder could
> be discovered using main menu > Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Paths >
> Templates).
> 3. Done. The template is now associated with your document. Then, if you
> want to de-associate them, repeat the above-mentioned steps, but now the
> template should be outside of the Templates folder.
>
> Please, correct me in case it's not true - because I'm just a random guy
> here.
First: A general remark: You should never comment on a text you haven't read
through!
Second: What you describe in point 2 is the way to base a new document on a
template. But this is not the object of the present discussion. It is concerned
with associating another template to an already existing document.
Third: If you really mean what you say in point 3, then this is an
impossibility: One should create a new document on a template that is not
available via "File" > "New" > "Templates" by using this menu path!
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