John Jason Jordan wrote: > I just upgraded from OOo 2.02 under Ubuntu Dapper to 2.04 under Ubuntu > Edgy. In the process a lot of my user settings for OOo were reset. > Oddly, some were saved, and sometimes without any obvious rationale. > The same dialog box will have some of my old settings and also some that > were reset. It is most confusing. I have managed to get most of it > reset to the way I want it except for certain default settings. > > > I also tried setting the style to Text Body and then modifying the > settings for Text Body, but this has no effect. I did the same for the > Default style, but again without any success. > > I hope someone can tell me how to fix this, because it's driving me > nuts!
Hi John Having always used a "non-standard" default document in order to keep language settings, I haven't had this problem with upgrades, as I always copy over the templates if they are not picked up automatically. Secret is to set up a document as you want, File-Template-Save, say as "default". _Then_ File-Template-Organize and set that template as your default. Found in Help under "Default Templates" HTH Russell --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
