October 2009
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You might not have realized it, but each of the preceding examples that produced HTML, RTF, or PRINTER output used a style template definition. By default, ODS uses a standard style template for each output destination. These default styles use simple fonts and various shades of blue, gray, and black (HTML), or gray and black (RTF and PRINTER). When you issue an ODS statement like:
ODS HTML BODY='DefaultStyle.html';
you're really issuing the following:
ODS HTML BODY='DefaultStyle.html' STYLE=Default;
So if you want to switch to another style template, all you have to do is add a STYLE= option and specify the name of a different style template.
What are these other style templates? There ...
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