Today I'd like to share an interesting thing that I stumbled across with playing with the drawing tools in OpenOffice.org - specifically, I'd like to show you what I found when I was exploring the options for a text box...
OpenOffice.org Writer: Quick Clicks for Selecting Text
Here's a quick tip for selecting text using your mouse that doesn't require dragging the mouse, holding down the mouse button or using the Shift key.
OpenOffice.org Writer: Changing the Default Font
If you're anything like me, when it comes to fonts in my documents then you're tired of Times New Roman and Arial. Thankfully, you can change the default font in Open Office.
OpenOffice Writer: Looking for Another Word to Use?
Here's a neat tip on how to access the built-in thesaurus in Open Office Writer! Spice up your writing with the right words!
OpenOffice.org: Rotating Objects
Rotating objects in MS Office is easy - just grab the handles and away you go. What about Open Office, though? Take a look at this tip for a little insight.
OpenOffice.org Writer: Free Label Templates Galore
Looking for some free label templates to use with Open Office Writer? April may have just the site you're looking for! Give it a look!
OpenOffice.org: Splitting One Numbered List Into Two
Have you ever needed to split a numbered list in a document and everything BUT that happened? April has the solution, and you can check it out here!
OpenOffice.org Writer: Selecting a Picture That’s Behind Text
Got a picture in the background for an Open Office Writer document and now you can't select it? April had the same problem, but thankfully, she found a solution!
OpenOffice.org Writer: A Few Special Symbols Without the Insert Menu
Want to learn a quick and easy way to insert frequently used special characters like Trademark, Copyright and more into Open Office Writer with a few keystrokes? Check it out!
OpenOffice.org Writer: Reply to a Comment in the Comment
Reply to comments the easy way in Open Office Writer! Why spend the time sifting through the clutter, when you can just reply in the same comment string? Genius!