> On Jun 26, 2015, at 00:58, Dale Erwin <dale.er...@casaerwin.org> wrote: > > You can also create a template containing any special collection of styles > you wish. Then, each time you create a document from that template it will > have those styles assigned to it. If you do not use a template to create a > new document, then that new document will only have access to the system > styles. Any styles you create in one document will not be available in > another document unless it is done by way of a template.
As of yet, I don't seem to know how to associate a style with a template. > > To assign a particular style to a page, give that page the focus, go to the > Format menu and select Styles and Formatting. Usually this opens a dialog > with Paragraph styles selected, but just click on Page Styles at the top of > the box and then double click the style you wish to assign. Again, not clear how I build a library of styles. I created an impress file today, and modified the style to change background & foreground color, and fontface/size. That worked nicely for me - thanks. How do I make this a default for impress, or have this and one or a few others as options for a new impress file? I'm used to styles in the context of CSS for websites, where a style file is referenced explicitly in the page file header. That model doesn't seem to fit well here. — jt - j...@jt-mj.net Stupidity is NOT a survival trait. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
