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File Management in
OpenOffice.org
Title: File Management in OpenOffice.org
Version: 1.0
First edition: December 2004
First English
edition: December 2004
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File Management inOpenOffice.orgTitle: File Management in OpenOffice.orgVersion: 1.0First edition: December 2004First Englishedition: December 2004

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Opening filesOpening presentationsIn addition to its native formats (.sxi and .sti), OpenOffice.org can open the followingpresentation formats:Microso

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Saving filesFigure 3. Saving a new filePassword protectionTo protect an entire document from being viewable without a password, there is an option ont

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Saving filesIf the passwords match. the document will be saved password protected. If thepasswords do not match, you will receive the prompt to enter

Page 5 - Overview

Saving filesWriter can save to these file formatsIn addition to its native formats (.sxw and .stw), Writer can save in these formats:OpenOffice.org Wr

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Saving filesImpress can save to these file formatsMicrosoft PowerPoint 97/2000/XP (*.ppt; *.pps)Microsoft PowerPoint 97/2000/XP Template (*.pot)StarDr

Page 7 - Opening files

Exporting filesExporting filesXHTML ExportOpenOffice.org has the ability to export files to XHTML. This feature is not installed bydefault. You can

Page 8 - Default file format

Exporting filesScreen optimizedFiles will be very small but they will not print well.Print optimizedFiles are optimized for high quality printing and

Page 9 - Opening spreadsheets

Deleting and renaming filesDeleting a fileTo delete a file while using this dialog: 1) Right-click on the file name to display a context menu. 2) Clic

Page 10 - Saving files

File associationsFigure 6. Choosing file associations when installing OpenOffice.orgIf during installation you chose not to have OpenOffice.org automa

Page 11 - Password protection

Using the Open and Save As dialogsUsing the Open and Save As dialogsUnder Microsoft Windows there you can choose whether to use the OpenOffice.org Ope

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Using the Open and Save As dialogsUse the File type field to specify the type of file to be opened or the format of the file to besaved.The Read only

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ContentsOverview...

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Creating new files... 12Using t

Page 16 - Deleting and renaming files

OverviewOverviewThis chapter describes basic file management (opening, saving, exporting, deleting, andrenaming files; creating new files; file associ

Page 18 - Creating new files

Opening filesOpening filesTo open an existing document, choose File > Open or click the Open File icon on theFunction Toolbar, or press Control+O.T

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Opening filesFile formatsOpenOffice.org can import Microsoft Office files. However, Microsoft Office cannot importOpenOffice.org files, so if you want

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Opening filesFigure 2. Choosing default formats for saving filesOpening text format filesIn addition to its native formats (.sxw and .stw), OpenOffice

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