[libreoffice-documentation] Template field on the General page of the document properties

2011-10-18 Thread Gary Schnabl
Does anybody know how sure whether or not that a document file generated 
from a template would automatically have the template filename 
automatically inserted in the Template field of the General page of the 
document properties (File  Properties  General)? I somehow thought 
that was the case; however, it does not work on the test documents I 
created today by a few test templates (version 3.3, I think...). I am 
using version 3.4.3.


If so, would that particular field have to be preset in the template? I 
inserted an entry in that field in the template proper, and it still did 
not automatically carry over to the copy. Does this field need to be 
manually inserted in a document? Or might this behavior be a bug?


The online Help for the template field reads:


   Template:

Displays the template that was used to create the file.


On another matter, I have got about the first one-third or so of my 
copyediting tutorial online today. So, if anybody would review and check 
it out for accuracy, I would appreciate it. Its URL is:
http://technicaleditor.livernoisyard.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=24t=58p=48#p48 
http://technicaleditor.livernoisyard.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=24t=58p=48#p48



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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Template field on the General page of the document properties

2011-10-18 Thread Gary Schnabl
The behavior that I get for the Template field is: that field in a new 
file created from a template is empty, even if the template had that
field entered. It remains empty even after the new file copy is assigned 
another name other than Untitled and saved.


Do you know what is supposed to occur? The online help is not terribly 
informative about the Template field in the General page. I assumed that 
the filename for the template that generated the file copy would have 
its filename automatically entered in the Template field. No?


Gary

On 10/18/2011 2:10 PM, planas wrote:

Gary

On Tue, 2011-10-18 at 11:29 -0400, Gary Schnabl wrote:


Does anybody know how sure whether or not that a document file generated
from a template would automatically have the template filename
automatically inserted in the Template field of the General page of the
document properties (File  Properties  General)? I somehow thought
that was the case; however, it does not work on the test documents I
created today by a few test templates (version 3.3, I think...). I am
using version 3.4.3.

The behavior I see with Writer when opening a custom template is that
the new document name is Untitled #. I did find a setting to change
this behavior. This behavior is similar to what I remember from MSO;
using a template results in a new document Named Untitled #.


If so, would that particular field have to be preset in the template? I
inserted an entry in that field in the template proper, and it still did
not automatically carry over to the copy. Does this field need to be
manually inserted in a document? Or might this behavior be a bug?

The online Help for the template field reads:


 Template:

Displays the template that was used to create the file.


On another matter, I have got about the first one-third or so of my
copyediting tutorial online today. So, if anybody would review and check
it out for accuracy, I would appreciate it. Its URL is:
http://technicaleditor.livernoisyard.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=24t=58p=48#p48
http://technicaleditor.livernoisyard.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=24t=58p=48#p48


Gary

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Template field on the General page of the document properties

2011-10-18 Thread Jean Weber
On 19/10/2011, at 1:29, Gary Schnabl gschn...@swdetroit.com wrote:

 Does anybody know how sure whether or not that a document file generated from 
 a template would automatically have the template filename automatically 
 inserted in the Template field of the General page of the document properties 
 (File  Properties  General)? I somehow thought that was the case; however, 
 it does not work on the test documents I created today by a few test 
 templates (version 3.3, I think...). I am using version 3.4.3.

What you describe has always worked for me, as long as I use File  New  
Templates and Documents (or one of the equivalent ways of getting to Templates 
and Documents) or when using the Template Changer extension.

However, if you create the new file by double-clicking on the template in any 
ordinary folder, the template is NOT attached and the name of the template does 
NOT appear on the Properties page. Or that used to be the behavior. 

Later today I'll verify that with v3.4.3. What o/s are you using?

 If so, would that particular field have to be preset in the template? I 
 inserted an entry in that field in the template proper, and it still did not 
 automatically carry over to the copy. Does this field need to be manually 
 inserted in a document? Or might this behavior be a bug?

I didn't know it was possible to set that field manually.

--Jean
 

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Template field on the General page of the document properties

2011-10-18 Thread Gary Schnabl
BTW, the O/S is Windows XP Pro SP3 on an ancient P4 Wintel box. I use 
the older machine for testing the software. If it works there, it should 
work on the ultra-fast 64-bit Quad 4s, whose CPU benchmarks are nearly 
twenty times faster than the P4, with sixteen times as much RAM.


Gary.


On 10/18/2011 4:34 PM, Gary Schnabl wrote:
That field also exists in the template file proper. How does the 
template get that field entered, as the template does not have a 
template for itself? Does the UI just enter the filename for the 
template there so that it can import the data field to the copy?


Gary

On 10/18/2011 3:38 PM, Jean Weber wrote:

On 19/10/2011, at 1:29, Gary Schnablgschn...@swdetroit.com  wrote:

Does anybody know how sure whether or not that a document file 
generated from a template would automatically have the template 
filename automatically inserted in the Template field of the General 
page of the document properties (File  Properties  General)? I 
somehow thought that was the case; however, it does not work on the 
test documents I created today by a few test templates (version 3.3, 
I think...). I am using version 3.4.3.
What you describe has always worked for me, as long as I use File  
New  Templates and Documents (or one of the equivalent ways of 
getting to Templates and Documents) or when using the Template 
Changer extension.


However, if you create the new file by double-clicking on the 
template in any ordinary folder, the template is NOT attached and the 
name of the template does NOT appear on the Properties page. Or that 
used to be the behavior.


Later today I'll verify that with v3.4.3. What o/s are you using?

If so, would that particular field have to be preset in the 
template? I inserted an entry in that field in the template proper, 
and it still did not automatically carry over to the copy. Does this 
field need to be manually inserted in a document? Or might this 
behavior be a bug?

I didn't know it was possible to set that field manually.

--Jean






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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Template field on the General page of the document properties

2011-10-18 Thread Jean Weber
Good question. I haven't a clue. You probably need to ask a developer.

--Jean

On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 06:34, Gary Schnabl gschn...@swdetroit.com wrote:
 That field also exists in the template file proper. How does the template
 get that field entered, as the template does not have a template for itself?
 Does the UI just enter the filename for the template there so that it can
 import the data field to the copy?

 Gary

 On 10/18/2011 3:38 PM, Jean Weber wrote:

 On 19/10/2011, at 1:29, Gary Schnablgschn...@swdetroit.com  wrote:

 Does anybody know how sure whether or not that a document file generated
 from a template would automatically have the template filename automatically
 inserted in the Template field of the General page of the document
 properties (File  Properties  General)? I somehow thought that was the
 case; however, it does not work on the test documents I created today by a
 few test templates (version 3.3, I think...). I am using version 3.4.3.

 What you describe has always worked for me, as long as I use File  New
  Templates and Documents (or one of the equivalent ways of getting to
 Templates and Documents) or when using the Template Changer extension.

 However, if you create the new file by double-clicking on the template in
 any ordinary folder, the template is NOT attached and the name of the
 template does NOT appear on the Properties page. Or that used to be the
 behavior.

 Later today I'll verify that with v3.4.3. What o/s are you using?

 If so, would that particular field have to be preset in the template? I
 inserted an entry in that field in the template proper, and it still did not
 automatically carry over to the copy. Does this field need to be manually
 inserted in a document? Or might this behavior be a bug?

 I didn't know it was possible to set that field manually.

 --Jean


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