2008/7/11 Erik P. Olsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I am exclusively using European page sizes like A4, A5, C2 etc. Invariably > OO suggests US Letter, Legal or similar American standard sizes. I guess > that somewhere in OO is a definition which can be changed but I can't find > it. Can someone help, please? > > I am using OO 2.3.0 with Linux Fedora 7. > > -- > TIA, > Erik. >
Hello Erik, First of all you should consider upgrading to version 2.4.1 which contains several improvements compared to 2.3.0, but this is not the answer to your problem :-) I am a bit surprised by your email since I have downloaded the en_US version (localization en_GB) and my default page is A4... maybe this is a special feature of the Fedora 7 distribution... Anyway, since the page size is defined in the hard coded default template, you can easily solve your problem by replacing that default with your own default. Open a new document, change the page style to A4 (Format > Page) then select File > Templates > save. Give the template a meaningful name (eg. myDefault). Press OK. Select now File > Templates > Organize, find your newly created template and select it (should be under My Templates in the left hand side list. Press the button Command and select the option Set As Default Template. >From now on any new document will be in A4. Note: if there are other things you would like to change such as page margins, styles and so on that you want to apply as default you can of course do it. Cheers, Michele --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
