OpenOffice.org BASIC Guide.pdf - OpenOffice.org wiki
OpenOffice.org BASIC Guide.pdf - OpenOffice.org wiki
OpenOffice.org BASIC Guide.pdf - OpenOffice.org wiki
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Text Documents 88<br />
Text Documents<br />
Text Documents<br />
In addition to pure strings, text documents also contain formatting information. These may<br />
appear at any point in the text. The structure is further complicated by tables. These<br />
include not only single-dimensional strings, but also two-dimensional fields. Most word<br />
processing programs now finally provide the option of placing drawing objects, text frames<br />
and other objects within a text. These may be outside the flow of text and can be positioned<br />
anywhere on the page.<br />
This chapter presents the central interfaces and services of text documents.<br />
• → The Structure of Text Documents<br />
• → Editing Text Documents<br />
• → More than Just Text<br />
The first section deals with the anatomy of text documents and concentrates on how a<br />
<strong>OpenOffice</strong>.<strong>org</strong> Basic program can be used to take iterative steps through a <strong>OpenOffice</strong>.<strong>org</strong><br />
document. It focuses on paragraphs, paragraph portions and their formatting.<br />
The second section focuses on efficiently working with text documents. For this purpose,<br />
<strong>OpenOffice</strong>.<strong>org</strong> provides several help objects, such as the TextCursor object, which extend<br />
beyond those specified in the first section.<br />
The third section moves beyond work with texts. It concentrates on tables, text frames, text<br />
fields, bookmarks, content directories and more.<br />
Information about how to create, open, save and print documents is described in → Working<br />
with Documents, because it can be used not only for text documents, but also for other<br />
types of documents.<br />
Source: http:/ / <strong>wiki</strong>. services. openoffice. <strong>org</strong>/ w/ index. php? title=Documentation/ <strong>BASIC</strong>_<br />
<strong>Guide</strong>/ Text_ Documents&oldid=96872<br />
Principal Authors: Fpe, Ccornell<br />
The Structure of Text Documents<br />
A text document can essentially contain four types of information:<br />
• The actual text<br />
• Templates for formatting characters, paragraphs, and pages<br />
• Non-text elements such as tables, graphics and drawing objects<br />
• Global settings for the text document<br />
This section concentrates on the text and associated formatting options.