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Introduction to Calc - IMG

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Selecting cellsThere are several ways <strong>to</strong> select a cell or a range of cells. To select a single cell, just click on it.You can click and drag <strong>to</strong> select a rectangular range of cells. If you want <strong>to</strong> select more cells thataren't next <strong>to</strong> each other, hold the Ctrl key and click on each of the cells you want <strong>to</strong> include.Changing the cell background colorLet's change the background color of the first row <strong>to</strong> the “olive brown” color we just created. First,select the row by clicking on the row header <strong>to</strong> the left of the sheet, then select the format menuand choose the cells option.The format cells screen will let you change all kinds of things related <strong>to</strong> the display and format ofitems in a cell, as well as the cells themselves.To change the background of the selected cells, click on the background tab. The menu defaults<strong>to</strong> the tab you most recently used. In this case, it is defaulted <strong>to</strong> the background tab. If your menudidn't default <strong>to</strong> the background tab, click on it <strong>to</strong> display the background options screen.Next, select the “olive brown” color created in the previous step. Click the OK but<strong>to</strong>n <strong>to</strong> apply thechanges and you're finished.Formatting textThere are several ways <strong>to</strong> change text formatting in OpenOffice. The quickest way is <strong>to</strong> use thefont formatting controls on the <strong>to</strong>olbar. These but<strong>to</strong>ns will let you specify a font, the font size, bold,italic, underline, font color and text alignment.23

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