MyOffice Text allows you to work with templates in .xott, .ott and .dotx formats.
Templates can be used in the following ways:
•Configure automatic selection of a single template for all documents created in MyOffice Text. To do this, the template needs to be placed in the MyOffice Standard installation folder.
•Select templates when creating documents manually. In this case, you can use an unlimited number of templates located in any folders on the current computer.
Configuring automatic template selection does not preclude you from manually selecting a template.
Templates in .ott format are only supported in automatic mode.
To manually create a template-based file in .xott format, use one of the following methods: •In the file manager, double-click the template with the left mouse button. Some Linux operating systems require a single left-click. •Open MyOffice Text and, in the menu, select . In the file manager window that opens, select the template on the basis of which you want to create a file and click . •Open MyOffice Text and drag the template or its shortcut from the operating system file manager window to the open application window. To manually create a template-based file in .dotx format, use one of the following methods: •If MyOffice Text is selected as the default application to open .dotx files, double left-click the template in the file manager. Some Linux operating systems require a single left-click. •In the file manager, right-click the template. When working in Windows, run context menu option and select the MyOffice Text application in the opened list of applications. When working in Linux, run the / context menu option. •Open MyOffice Text and, in the menu, select . In the file manager window that opens, select the template on the basis of which you want to create a file and click . •Open MyOffice Text and drag the template or its shortcut from the operating system file manager window to the open application window. The document created on the basis of the selected template will open. |