Free eBook Template for Libre Office Writer and Open Office

Here’s a simple stylish eBook template for use with LibreOffice (or OpenOffice) Writer. I created it from scratch after being disappointed at the text styles and layout of the free templates I found online.

Click here: download free eBook Template for LibreOffice Writer (and OpenOffice)

Terms of Use

The template file is protected by copyright, but free for use as follows:

  • eBooks: you may use the file to create your eBook(s), and then make modifications to those eBooks without limitation (no need to credit me in your eBook)
  • Sharing: you may share the file with anyone, by email, upload to any website, or any other means of distribution, provided the file has not been modified or renamed, and no charge is made for the file.
  • Bundling: you are permitted to bundle the template file as part of a commercial product provided the product contains the following message alongside your own copyright and license information.
  • Derived Templates: you may modify the template file to create derived eBook templates, provided that you retain the message at the bottom of the front page exactly as it is in the unmodified template file (i.e. the message which directs people wanting more eBook templates to http://theWebalyst.com).

Please let me know if how you get on and if you create an eBook let me know if you’d like me to link to your eBook. It would be great to put up a page of eBooks that started from my template!

Need Help With Your eBook?

I’ve written many carefully edited and formatted reports for presentation to demanding clients, as well as producing my own eBooks for distribution online, website authoring, graphics work and so on. Part of my work is coaching and tutoring people with computer and marketing, so I am an ideal person to help you create a professional eBook.

I can show you how to create a great eBook with readily available free software, and some guidance from me in eBook authoring, use of the tools, and help gaining skills as needed.

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Readers' Questions

  • FIYORI
    How to make a checklist in openoffice?
    1 year ago
    1. Open the OpenOffice Writer program.
    2. Click the “New” button located on the toolbar.
    3. Choose "Formatted Text" from the list of options.
    4. Leave the default Normal text format.
    5. Begin typing your checklist. Press the "Enter" key between items.
    6. Highlight the items in your checklist and select either the "Bullet" or "Numbering" icon from the menu bar.
    7. Select the "File" menu, then choose "Save As."
    8. Type a name for your checklist and click the "Save" button.