Adding Template Files to an OpenOffice.org Installation
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You can make custom document templates available to all, or to individual users of a network installation of OpenOffice.org. You can also make specific directories for document templates available to these users.
To Add a Template For All Users of a OpenOffice.org Network Installation
- Become root.
- Copy the template to the <OpenOffice.org network installation directory>/share/template/ directory.
To Add a Template to a Workstation Installation of OpenOffice.org
- Become root.
- Copy the template to the <OpenOffice.org installation>/user/template/ directory on the workstation.
To Add a Template Directory to a OpenOffice.org Installation
- In any OpenOffice.org program, choose Tools → Options → OpenOffice.org → Paths.
- In the list of default paths, select "Templates", and then click the Edit button.
- In the Select Paths dialog box, click the Add button.
- Locate the template directory that you want to add and click the OK button.
- In the Select Paths dialog box, click the OK button.
- In the Options → OpenOffice.org → Paths dialog box, click the OK button.
- Exit OpenOffice.org.
OpenOffice.org saves the template path to the user installation directory/OpenOffice.org2/user/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/Common.xcu configuration file. - Copy the code below into the appropriate Common.xcu file.
- To make the template directory available to all users of the OpenOffice.org network installation, copy the code into the OpenOffice.org installation directory/share/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/Common.xcu file.
- To make the template directory available to a single user of a OpenOffice.org network installation, copy the code into the user installation directory/user/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/Common.xcu file.
<node oor:name="Path"> <node oor:name="Current"> <prop oor:name="Template" oor:type="oor:string-list"> <value>$(inst)/share/template/$(vlang) $(user)/template new_template_directory </value> </prop> </node> </node>
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