David,
To create a template, open LO and create the desired framework such as
margins, page breaks, headers, footers, etc. in a normal document.
Under File>Template>Save save the template (I prefer My Templates as the
default location) with a your preferred name.
To use a template use File>New>Templates and Documents and select the
desired template. It will create a new document based on your template.
I specifically tested this with Writer.
On 01/13/2012 01:12 PM, David E. Webb wrote:
*Hi,*
* I have been using LibreOffice for sometime now and before that I used
OpenOffice as my word processing package. In OpenOffice and earlier
versions of Libre Office I was able to create new basic templates without
problem. All I had was a series of templates in either A4 or A5 sizes with
the font type and size in the name. It was very convenient and worked well.
Form some things I used A4 Constantia 12 for example and for others A5
Colibri 14 etc etc. depending on the task.*
*I now have downloaded version 3.3401 and have even tried version 3.4 in
its final format. I am no longer able to set up and save my templates in
these two versions and am having to format each new document as I write it.
*
*I haver followed the instructions carefully as given on the help pages but
this has not resolved the issue.*
*Can you pllease help?*
*Yours sincerely,*
*David Webb
*
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