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On Mon, 09 May 2011 10:36:23 +0100
Peter M Le Mare <plumpeace1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Peter,
> Thanks for that e-mail. I have however done all that and every time
> the next new page I put up comes with the preset default. There is no
> button I can find that gives me "set as default" (as it did with open
> office).
I must admit, I didn't try this myself. However, since receiving this
message, I have and it's the same here. That is, no (apparent) way to
alter default margins. A workaround would be to load a blank document
with your preferred settings.
{time passes}
Even better, this page explains how to do it;
http://dhdaily.com/2011/04/05/customize-libreoffice-defaults/
Essentially, alter the page as you wish, save it as a Template, then
tell LO to use that as the default page to load at startup.
> Office; I get a new system n message to re-install my HP (Laser)
> Printer. I have re-installed it 3 times so far and this time I just
> closed it and it seems to be OK - but this is annoying. Also with this
I bet it is. It's not something I see happening here.
> different. I was using Nimbus Sans L 10 point as a default and this
> comes up on the top of the page but when it prints it is very
> different in size or the spread so that when it prints it doesn't
Never seen that behaviour. Unfortunately, I have no idea what might be
causing that.
> are very wide in spread or spacing. Do you know how I get more fonts
> for this programme?
Fonts are installed using the package manager. Synaptic IIRC, in
Ubuntu.
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