On 2/15/07, Russell Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Peter Hillier-Brook wrote:
> Russell Butler wrote:
> Linux distributions.
>
> [cut]
>
> But, as Michele said, creating a new document via the OS (File > New >
> OpenDocument Text), rather than OO.o, does not use the default template!
>
> Peter HB
Sorry Peter, I need to read more thoroughly, don't I. That isn't a
technique I use for creating files normally.
Would it work after a full restart including Quickstarter?
I'll answer myself on that one - NO. Just tried with a "virtual"
WindowsME installation with OOo 2.1 and it does open with Times New
Roman, despite default template being set to Bitstream Vera Serif.
Probably should be reported as a defect, if it affects anyone
significantly enough.
Regards
Russell
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Hello All,
An update from the Italian users mailing list.
Denis found a way to replace the default template using an application
called Tweak UI.
I did not try myself, but he said that all you have to do is to create
a template which uses the fonts you want, save it somewhere and then
from the
Tweak UI > Templates menu replace the default template with the one you created.
Probably not the most elegant solution ever, but it seems to be doing the job.
Cheers,
Michele
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