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Step 4: Click on the a ≃ b symbol. The equation editor now shows the markup %pi. Step 5: Delete the text and add 3.14159 at the end of the equation. We end up with the markup %pi simeq 3.14159. The result is shown in Figure 255. Figure 255: Final result Customizations Formula editor as a floating window The formula editor can cover a large part of the Writer window. To turn the formula editor into a floating window, do this: 1) Hover the mouse over the editor frame, as shown in Figure 256. 2) Hold down the Control key and double-click. Figure 256: Hold down the Control key and doubleclick on the border of the formula editor to turn it into a floating window. Figure 257 shows the result. You can dock the floating window again by using the same steps. Hold down the Control key and double-click the window frame. 260 Getting Started with OpenOffice.org 3.3
Figure 257: Formula editor as a floating window How can I make a formula bigger? This is one of the most common questions people ask about Math. The answer is simple, but not intuitive: 1) Start the formula editor and choose Format > Font size. Figure 258: Changing the font size for a formula 2) Select a larger font size under Base size (top-most entry). Figure 259: Edit Base size (top) to make a formula bigger. The result of this change is illustrated in Figure 260. Chapter 9 Getting Started with Math 261
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Getting Started with OpenOffice.org
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Contents Chapter 1 Introducing Open
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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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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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Improvement program On the OpenOffi
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VBA Properties Load/Save options On
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Editing a template You can edit a t
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Formatting pages Writer provides se
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Selecting columns and rows Entire c
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Formatting the font To quickly choo
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Figure 128: Main window of Impress;
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Formatting a presentation A new pre
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Drawing arrows Figure 171: The vert
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Introduction A data source, or data
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