Re: [libreoffice-users] Open plain text with double-spacing

Thanks, Regina! It works!

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On Wed 2014-02-19 22:55, Regina Henschel wrote:
> Hi Nicolai,
>
> nicolai.rostov@gmail.com schrieb:
> > Hello Regina,
> >
> > A macro is an excellent idea. Let me see how I can do that.
>
> Of cause you can write a "true" macro, but the needed operations are
> also available by the macro recorder. So you can use that tool.
>
> First you have to enable the macro recorder.
> (1) Goto Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Advanced. Check "Enable
> macro recording (limited)". OK
>
> Some preparations.
> (2)Right click the formatting toolbar, click item "Visible buttons",
> click on item "Line Spacing :2". Later you can deactivate it the
> same way.
> (3)Open such plain text document.
>
> Now record your actions
> (4)Tools > Macros > Record Macros. Notice, that you get a little
> floating toolbar, where you later on can stop the recording.
> (5)Crtl+A, to select the whole text
> (6)Select a paragraph style from the drop down list, which has a
> serif font as default, for example "Text Body" or "Default Style".
> You should use a predefined style, so that it is always available.
> (7)Click on the button "Line Spacing : 2".
> (8)Click on right arrow key in the navigation block. That will
> remove selection.
> (9)Click on "Stop recording".
>
> Next actions will save the macro to your user directory. You get a
> dialog for organization of macros. The part My Macros > Standard >
> Module should already be selected.
> (10)In the field "Macro name" enter a name for the macro. This name
> is later on used as default label for the button.
> (11)Click on button "Save".
>
> Now we generate an easy access to the macro using a button.
> (12) Right click the formatting toolbar, click item "Customize
> Toolbar". In the "Command" list click on that item, which you want
> to be left of the new button, click button "Add.."
> (13) In the "Category" list scroll down to the end. Open the +
> "LibreOffice Macros", "My Macros", "Standard", and "Module".
> (14) Now you should see your macros' name in the list "Commands".
> Click on it. Click button "Add". Click button "Close".
> (15) Look whether the macro name is at the desired position; you can
> move it up or down with the arrow buttons. To use a different label
> click button "Modify" and then item "Rename". At last click OK.
> (16) Close your document without saving the changes.
>
> Test your macro.
> (17) Open a plain text document.
> (18) Click on the new macro button.
> Does it work?
>
> Alternative/ In addition you can assign a shortcut to the macro.
> (19) Tools > Customize > Keyboard
> (20)~(13) In the "Category" list scroll down to the end. Open the +
> "LibreOffice Macros", "user", "Standard", and "Module".
> (21)~(14) Now you should see your macros' name in the list
> "Function". Click on it.
> (22) In the "Shortcut keys" list click on the desired shortcut, and
> then on button "Modify". OK.
>
> If you are curious, how the macro looks like: Tools > Macros >
> Organize Macros > LibreOffice Basic. Select your macro and click on
> button "Edit".
>
> Kind regards
> Regina
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