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Getting Started with OpenOffice.org
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Contents Chapter 1 Introducing Open
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Using conditional formatting.......
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Chapter 13 Getting Started with Mac
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What is OpenOffice.org? OpenOffice.
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- You do not need to know which app
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Free OpenOffice.org support Documen
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Disabling the Quickstarter To close
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• File contains commands that app
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Docking/floating windows and toolba
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What are all these things called? T
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You can also open an existing docum
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This section discusses the OpenOffi
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• Click the Navigation icon (seco
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Caution Not saving your document co
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Choosing options for all of OOo Thi
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Help formatting High contrast is an
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User Interface - Icon size and styl
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Figure 24: Choosing general printin
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To modify a color: 1) Select the co
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Figure 29: Choosing security option
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• To show or hide items such as t
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Improvement program On the OpenOffi
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VBA Properties Load/Save options On
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Import - Use 'English (USA)' locale
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Figure 41: Choosing language option
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Figure 44: Internet options, showin
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What is a template? A template is a
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Tip At the bottom of the Styles and
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Changing a style using the Style di
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Dragging and dropping to create a s
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Figure 52. Copying styles from a te
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Creating a template You can create
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Editing a template You can edit a t
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Figure 57: Newly-added package of t
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4) In the Select Template window, f
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As an example, we can use the First
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Figure 61: Left end of status bar P
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You can also choose View > Zoom fro
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From this point on, all changes you
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Figure 70: Paste Special menu Findi
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Inserting dashes and non-breaking s
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Writer does not include a grammar c
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Tip If the only option under the Au
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Note It is a matter of personal pre
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Formatting pages Writer provides se
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5) To change the title for the whol
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To change margins using the rulers:
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You can customize an existing table
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• When using a hyperlink, you do
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Figure 87: Inserting a bookmark Usi
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What is Calc? Calc is the spreadshe
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Figure 89. Apply Style, Font Name a
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to separate the cells. Text is ente
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cell you want to go to and press En
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Figure 97: Customizing the effect o
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Selecting columns and rows Entire c
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Deleting columns and rows Columns a
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Viewing Calc Using zoom Use the zoo
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Figure 105. Split screen bar on ver
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Entering numbers as text A number c
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Figure 110: Specifying the start of
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Depending on how validation is set
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Figure 114: Format Cells > Alignmen
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Formatting the font To quickly choo
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Formatting spreadsheets using theme
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Filtering which cells are visible A
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Removing a print range It may becom
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For example, if the top two rows of
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Height Height affects how big the h
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144 Chapter 6 Getting Started with
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Figure 128: Main window of Impress;
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Toolbars Many toolbars can be used
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• Double-click the slide’s name
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Customizing Slide Sorter view To ch
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• Open existing presentation cont
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Formatting a presentation A new pre
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Modifying the slide elements At pre
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Figure 144: Selected text box showi
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Creating lists in AutoLayout text b
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Caution Adding tables When resizing
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Working with slide masters and styl
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Loading additional slide masters So
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The Impress slide master comes with
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Figure 267: Printing a selection of
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Printing a range of pages: 1) Choos
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Printing in black and white (on a c
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Controlling PDF content and quality
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on an odd page, OOo inserts a blank
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Figure 274: Links page of PDF Optio
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Exporting to other formats OOo uses
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Figure 279: Selecting an address li
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To sign a document: 1) Choose File
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Introduction You can add graphic an
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Embedding linked images If you orig
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To insert an object as a link: 1) C
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Deleting images from the Gallery To
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• Load, Save, and Select icons.
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1 Line 5 Line Color 9 To Foreground
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Figure 290: The Fontwork Gallery 3)
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Fontwork Character Spacing: Changes
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Introduction This chapter describes
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Figure 296: Inserting a hyperlink u
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• Name is applicable to HTML docu
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2) Choose or browse to the document
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5) Select a style for the page. Use
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Note Depending on the size of your
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7) Choose the navigation button sty
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Listing 2: Contents of Module1 afte
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Figure 302: Select your macro and c
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Pulling the macro together The foll
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14) Press Tab to insert a tab betwe
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The IDE has a Run Basic icon in the
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A computer scientist would use Figu
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Figure 306: The macro organizer dia
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How to run a macro A typical method
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Menu item Use Tools > Customize to
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Figure 313: PrintHello is assigned
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Printed and eBook materials The fol
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Introduction This Appendix describe
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Modifying existing menus To modify
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Figure 319: Setting up OOo for send
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Figure 321. Defining keyboard short
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Tip To get extensions that are list
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358 Appendix A Keyboard Shortcuts
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General keyboard shortcuts Opening
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Editing Shortcut Keys Result Ctrl+X
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Introduction OpenOffice.org is both
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OpenDocument filename extensions Th
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Opening spreadsheets In addition to
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StarCalc 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0 formats
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cross-fading 197 cross-references i
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formatting pages 94 Formatting tool
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Calc 112 new document 23 non-breaki
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adding pictures 163 adding tables 1