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Deleting a table
To delete a table, select it and then press the Delete key on the
keyboard.
Using fields
Fields allow the insertion of text automatically in the slide. Rather than
text, think of a field as a kind of formula which is calculated when the
document is loaded or printed, where the result of the formula is
written to the document. Fields are commonly used when creating
templates and slide masters, as explained in Chapter 2. Examples of
fields include: date/time, slide number, file name and author.
Inserting a field
To insert a field in a slide, move the cursor where the field will be and
then select from the menu bar Insert > Fields followed by one of
these choices:
Date (fixed): inserts the date at time of inserting the field.
Date (variable): upon loading the file, the field is updated and
contains the date at the time of opening the file.
Time (fixed): a field displaying the time of insertion.
Time (Variable): a field which is updated at time of opening the
file.
Author: The author of the presentation. This information is
derived from the value recorded in the general options. To modify
this information go to Tools > Options > OpenOffice.org
section then select User Data.
Page number: inserts the page number of the slide.
File name: a field with the name of the file.
By default, the fields are displayed with a gray background. To remove
the shading, go to View in the menu bar and deselect Field Shading;
alternatively, press Control+F8.
Customizing fields
The appearance of all the fields, excluding the page number field, can
be customized from the corresponding field editor. To access the field
editor (Figure 53):
1) Move the cursor to the field and select it.
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