LibreOffice 3.4 Calc Guide - The Document Foundation Wiki

Introduction
This chapter describes some common customizations that you may wish to do. In addition to
selecting options from those provided, you can customize menus, toolbars, and keyboard
shortcuts, add new menus and toolbars, and assign macros to events. However, you cannot
customize context (right-click) menus.
Other customizations are made easy by extensions that you can install from the LibreOffice
website or from other providers.
Note
Customizations to menus and toolbars can be saved in a template. To do so, first save
them in a document and then save the document as a template as described in Chapter
4, Using Styles and Templates in Calc.
Choosing options that affect all of LibreOffice
This section covers some of the settings that apply to all the components of LibreOffice. Other
general options are discussed in Chapter 2, Setting Up LibreOffice, in the Getting Started guide.
1) Choose Tools > Options. The list on the left-hand side varies depending on which
LibreOffice component is open.
2) Click the expansion symbol (+ sign or triangle) to the left of LibreOffice on the left-hand
side. A list of subsections drops down.
Note
User Data options
The Back button has the same effect on all pages of the Options dialog. It resets the
options to the values that were in place when you opened LibreOffice.
Calc uses the first and last name stored in the LibreOffice – User Data page to fill in the Created
and Modified fields in the document properties, and the optional Author field often used in the
footer of a printed spreadsheet. Fill in the form on this page.
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