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First, create a new template: | First, create a new template: | ||
# Open a new | # Open a new LibreOffice Writer document (Ctrl+N or go to File > New > Text Document). | ||
# Choose '''Format > Page''' and select the ''Page'' tab. | # Choose '''Format > Page''' and select the ''Page'' tab. | ||
# In the dialog box, adjust the margins as desired. Click ''OK'' to close the box. | # In the dialog box, adjust the margins as desired. Click ''OK'' to close the box. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:16, 8 October 2021
LibreOffice Writer[edit | edit source]
Important steps (do this before writing anything)[edit | edit source]
1. How to set the page margins correctly[edit | edit source]
First, create a new template:
- Open a new LibreOffice Writer document (Ctrl+N or go to File > New > Text Document).
- Choose Format > Page and select the Page tab.
- In the dialog box, adjust the margins as desired. Click OK to close the box.
- Choose File > Templates > Save as Template...
- Under Select Template Category:, select My Templates.
- In the blank space under the words Enter Template Name:, type a name for your template, such as "1in Margins" (without quotes).
- Click the checkbox that says Set as default template. It should appear filled in.
- Click Save to save the settings and close the dialog box.
In future, when you create a new LibreOffice Writer document (i.e. "Word document") it will have 1-inch margins.