When you open a document that was created from a 'sticky template' (as defined above), LibreOffice checks to see if the template has been modified since the document was last opened. When you use File - Save As and select a template filter to save a template at any other directory that is not in the list, then the documents based on that template will not be checked. The template is associated with the document, it may be called a 'sticky template'. When you open a document that is based on such a template, the document will be checked for a changed template as decribed below. When you use File - Template - Save to save a template, the template will be stored in your user template directory. all template folders as defined in Tools - Options - LibreOffice - Paths.the user template directory in the Documents and Settings directoryin the home directory.LibreOffice recognizes templates that are located in any directory from the following list: Once you find the document or directory you want, press Enter. Quick AutoComplete is available if you press the End key after entering part of the URL.

Use the right arrow key to also display an existing subdirectory in the URL field. Use the down arrow key to scroll through the other files and directories.

For example, enter ~/a into the URL field and the AutoComplete function displays the first file or first directory found in your home folder that starts with the letter 'a'.

LibreOffice has an AutoComplete function which activates itself in some text and list boxes.

Use the question mark (?) wildcard to represent any character, as in (?3*.txt), which only displays text files with a '3' as the third character in the file name. If you want, you can use wildcards in the File name box to filter the list of files that is displayed.ДЇor example, to list all of the text files in a directory, enter the asterisk wildcard with the text file extension (*.txt), and then click Open. You can also enter a URL that starts with the protocol name ftp, http, or https. Enter a file name or a path for the file.

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