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OpenOffice 3.x Getting Started Guide
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Method 2

This method does not include any graphics or text from the new template; it simply includes styles from the new template and establishes an association between the template and the document.

  1. Download the Template Changer extension from [1] and install it as described in Adding templates using the Extension Manager.
  2. Close and reopen OpenOffice.org. Now the File > Templates menu has two new choices: Assign Template (current document) and Assign Template (folder).
  3. Open the document whose template you want to change. Choose File > Templates > Assign Template (current document).
  4. In the Select Template window, find and select the required template and click Open.
  5. Save the document. If you now look in File > Properties, you will see the new template listed at the bottom of the General page.



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