> How are you creating the new master document? > > Theoretically, if you create a new text document and then select File - > > Send - > Create Master Document, you should be fine. > > - Naomi > > Charlie Kelly wrote: > >> I've changed the default template and the results are visible when I >> create a new text document. >> >> However, when I create a new master document, the styles are those >> used by the template included with the open office distribution. >> >> How do I change the temaplate used by master documents? >>
Naomi's way works. You have to create the master document and all subdocs with the same template to get the formatting the way you want it. So, once you've created a document and then created a master document from it, you still need to make sure that you use the same template for the rest of the sub documents. Any template changes you make for the sub docs won't carry over to the master document if the master doc uses a different template. In OOo, it's better to make formatting changes to the template rather than the document, unless the change is really for that document only. This becomes especially important when using the same template for multiple documents, like you do in a master document. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
