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On Wednesday 18 October 2006 01:58 am, Claudia Drechsle wrote:
> Hi Terry >>> yout get a window with documents in one part of the
> window and templates
>
> >>> in the second part. Change both to "document".
> >>
> >> Sorry. When the templates, you want to copy, are part of a
> >> template-document, then you don't have to change the
> >> document-type but only get the wished template-document.
> >
> > Sorry, Claudia. I don't follow.
> >
> > I have the dialogue open. In the left pane, I have a template
> > "SSNew", the cell styles of which I wish to apply to a document
> > in the right pane called "Test.ods".
> >
> > If I select the template, one of the available commands is
> > "Export Template" which just enables me to export the template as
> > a document.
> >
> >
> > If I select the document, the only command I see of possible
> > relevance is "Update" which, according to Help, simply updates
> > the list.
>
> You don't need the command-button. Just doubleclick "SSNew", then
> "styles". That will show you a list of all templates.
> Do the same with the target-file "Test.ods" in the second part of
> the dialogue. Then tear the styles while pressing CTRL.
The term "tear" is meaningless to me. So, I had to do some
searching to figure out what you meant.
Entering "styles" in the Search window, I was given a list of
sub-choices. "styles;copying between documents" gave me the
information I needed in language I could understand. It is a drag and
drop process. A plain drag and drop moves the selected style, and
using CTRL while draging and dropping copies the style. I assume this
is what you meant.
Dan
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