Thank you for your posts!
I had actually skimmed through Chapter 4 and couldn't find the answer.
Cor Nouws wrote:
Now what you could do, is base your style A on Default, also base B on
default and then never change Default, but link other custom styles to
B, which might be changed, without having influence on A.
Or do you have another reason to look for this function?
It's a good idea to have some kind of a buffer style like B; very handy :-)
I had actually asked that question because the changes made to the language
settings of my custom style as well as of Default were not saved after I
quit and reopened the document. So, thinking that the Default style was the
problem, I wanted to uncouple my custom style from it.
I just figured out the problem though. Changes to the styles are not carried
over in the .xls format but work just fine with .ods.
Sorry for the digression ;-)
Big up,
Roger
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