Issue 102961 - Default Page
Summary: Default Page
Status: CLOSED DUPLICATE of issue 102689
Alias: None
Product: General
Classification: Code
Component: scripting (show other issues)
Version: OOo 3.1
Hardware: All All
: P3 Trivial (vote)
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Assignee: ab
QA Contact: issues@framework
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Reported: 2009-06-19 19:15 UTC by bouldergolfer
Modified: 2009-07-12 18:15 UTC (History)
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Issue Type: DEFECT
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Description bouldergolfer 2009-06-19 19:15:45 UTC 
I have been using Oo2.0 and have recommended it to several people who also use 
it and like it, some better than MS Office. I have contributed, and kept 
informed on Oo. I saw the upgrade to Oo3 and decided to upgrade as anything 
added would be just great. Once I downloaded Oo3 I opened it and no matter what 
I opened, Writer, Calc, etc. all the default pages were a dark green background 
with black font. It printed as white with black font but the green and black is 
EXTREMELY hard on the eyes. I tried EVERTHING I knew to change the default to 
the white blackground with black font as default. Despite all my attempts it 
would not change to a default. In Impress when I opened it up it automatically 
went to a slide with a default frame. I am use to it opening to a blank frame 
and then I chooses the background. This too I could not change. After spending 
several hours of frustration I just uninstalled 3+ and re-installed Oo2 and all 
was good again. What is the solution? If this is set in stone I will stick to 
the Oo2. Please advise.

P.S. This is the second time I have submitted this as the first time I received 
absolutely NO response at all....

R Hart
Comment 1 Regina Henschel 2009-06-19 20:53:09 UTC 
Which OS do you use? Which theme do you use there?

You can set the default colors for OOo in Tools > Options > Appearance. You find
"Application Background" and "Document Background" somewhere at the beginning of
that list.

Your first issue has got an answer, perhaps you have missed it because of a spam
filter?

*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 102689 ***
Comment 2 Mechtilde 2009-07-12 18:15:46 UTC 
duplicate -> closed