Plain text files are files without formatting. That's what makes them
"plain" text. I've never known a way to apply paragraph formatting to a
plain text file and have it remain with the file for later use.
Virgil
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From: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 1:06 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Open plain text with double-spacing
Hi, I was wondering if it's possible to make LibreOffice Writer open a plain
text file with paragraph double-spacing already applied to all of it.
My aim is to be able edit plain text files in (i) serif fonts and (ii)
double-spaced paragraphs.
I keep my documents in plain text but find myself having to change the
entire formatting of the document every time I open a plain text file for
editing.
I managed to get (i) working by means of Tools: Options: LibreOffice: Fonts:
Replacement Table.
However, I couldn't get (ii). I tried to create a template in which the
"Preformatted Text" style looks the way I want it to be, and then I made
this
template default. But LibreOffice Writer just ignores the default template
when opening plain text files.
Thank you.
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