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# Promijeni osnovni uzorak

When you open a new document with File - New, a blank document appears based on a LibreOffice template. You can edit, modify, or replace this template so that the new document contains your customized Styles or other contents.

## Modifying Default Templates

- First, open either an existing LibreOffice template and modify it, or open a new document and edit it as necessary to create the desired template.

You can define a document template for each LibreOffice module. The following describes how to proceed for text documents.

1. Save the document by choosing File - Templates - Save As Template and saving the document in the My Templates category.

2. Choose File - New - Templates.

3. Double-click My Templates in the list. You will see the user-defined templates in the user directory specified under LibreOffice - PreferencesTools - Options - LibreOffice - Paths. Select the template you have just saved.

4. Choose Set as default. The next time you open a new text document, the new document will be based on the new default template.

## Using Custom Templates

There are several ways to make your work easier by using your own custom templates.

### Templates in the Template Folder

You can save a new template with File - Templates - Save As Template or by selecting "Template" file type in any Save dialog. Save the template in the user directory specified under LibreOffice - PreferencesTools - Options - LibreOffice - Paths to be able to access the template from within the File - New - Templates dialog.

To open the template for editing, choose File - New - Templates, select the template and click the Edit button.