Twayne wrote:
I was trying to make a landscape style available within Calc. I did not want to recreate a style everytime I opened a new document. I still cannot get the landscape style available in a new document in the F11 choices.Educate a newbie? Why is it important to save a style by itself? Seems like it's the same thing to create an empty document with a style and save it as a template.mike scott wrote:On 1 Oct 2008 at 9:45, Harold Fuchs wrote: <<SNIP>> Don't forget the stylist (F11) can load styles into an existing document from a variety of places - you don't have to start by opening a suitable template to create your document. I confess I've not tried it, but the drop-down box in the top right of the stylist offers a "load styles" option, which in turn gives a variety of places to load from, including as well as normal odf files (& I'm surprised to see it!) an MS Word templateThis would be perfect, if only, the style can be saved as a file by itself. All my searching has only yielded that I can save a template which includes a style, but not just the style by itself.Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USAOr are you thinking more along the lines of using a macro to create a style and then need a place to put it?Cheers,Twayne
Attached is a template with landscape and portrait styles. Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA
CALC Landscape Template.ots
Description: application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet-template
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