"G. Roderick Singleton" wrote: > You have not been clear about what you want. Converting > .txt files to what?
I _have_ been very clear, since from the email subject. Please read the messages before replying. What I wrote is: Subject: Command line conversion with given template? and in the message I wrote: > > > On Sat June 17 2006 13:43, dondi_2006 wrote: > > > > I want to convert on Linux many .txt files to > > > > opendocument .odt format. > > > > I have found this article explaining how to do it: [...] > > > > but I have a couple of questions: > > > > 1) how do you tell force it to use a given template? > > > > 2) how can you run it on all the files in a folder > > > > tree without restarting OOo every time? and I also explained that I want to save them in a non standard template: > > (*)I just need those files to all have the same page > > format, paragraph type, font, spacing, hyphenation.... > > that I have defined in a non standard OpenDocument > > template which I created. Hence the first question > you should be looking at the default templates you use. You mean changing the default Writer template from the GUI, before running the command line conversion? I had not considered this at all, because the template I created for this command line procedure is a custom one, which I don't need or want to use afterwards as default. However, OK, if there _really_ is no option to select a template in a macro (is there?), I'll do it that way. Thanks, O. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
