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Can I have a Writer template document which serves the basis for the other documents styles - not only for the new ones (if it is selected as default), but for all files that "use" the template, just like a .CSS file continuously auto updates the look of .HTML documents that use it?

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use this perl command: perl -wn0le

One option would be to save the file in FODT format (Flat XML ODF Text Document) and use the following perl command: pe

@ajlittoz, no need for any formatting, I will use it for text processing later. But if you have a good solution how to r

Thanks, Nice command line solution! pdftotext is available either from poppler or from xpdf https://en.wikipedia.org/wik

Thanks! Nice GUI solution

@Opaque, ok, thanks, though, why not an "answer"?

@ajlittoz, I need to convert specifically to TXT

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How to convert ODT file to TXT format keeping the text of the footnotes? How to convert ODT file to TXT keeping the text

How to convert ODT file to TXT keeping the text of the footnotes? How to convert ODT file to TXT keeping the text of the

How to convert ODT file to TXT keeping the text of the footnotes? How to convert ODT file to TXT keeping the text of the

On Ubuntu 18.04 this helped: sudo apt-get install default-jre libreoffice-java-common