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# On the Macro dialog, click on {{button|Organizer}}. | # On the Macro dialog, click on {{button|Organizer}}. | ||
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# Select .odt and click on Open. Make sure that the library called is selected. NOTE: The library called Standard should not be selected. Then press {{button|OK}}. | # Select .odt and click on Open. Make sure that the library called is selected. NOTE: The library called Standard should not be selected. Then press {{button|OK}}. | ||
Revision as of 11:12, 10 September 2021
How can I make a macro available for all new docs?
- Open the document containing the macro.
- Go to Tools → Macros → Organize Macros.
- On the Macro dialog, click on Organizer .
- On the macro organizer dialog, click on the Libraries tab.
- Make sure that OpenOffice Macros & Dialogs is selected under Location.
- Select .odt and click on Open. Make sure that the library called is selected. NOTE: The library called Standard should not be selected. Then press OK .
The library should now be available to every OpenOffice document.
