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Shortcut Keys Effect Ctrl+Enter Inserts a page break. Ctrl+Shift+Enter Inserts a column break in multi-column texts. Alt+Enter Inserts a new paragraph without numbering. Alt+Enter Inserts a new paragraph directly before or after a section or a table. Arrow Left Moves cursor to left. Shift+Arrow Left Moves cursor with selection to the left. Ctrl+Arrow Left Goes to beginning of word. Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Left Selects to the left word by word. Arrow Right Moves cursor to right. Shift+Arrow Right Moves cursor with selection to the right. Ctrl+Arrow Right Goes to start of next word. Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Right Selects to the right word by word. Arrow Up Moves up one line. Shift+Arrow Up Selects lines in an upwards direction. Arrow Down Moves cursor down one line. Shift+Arrow Down Selects lines in a downward direction. Home Goes to beginning of line. Shift+Home Goes and selects to the beginning of a line. End Goes to end of line. Shift+End Goes and selects to end of line. Ctrl+Home Goes to start of document. Ctrl+Shift+Home Goes and selects text to start of document. Ctrl+End Goes to end of document. Ctrl+Shift+End Goes and selects text to end of document. Ctrl+PageUp Switches cursor between text and header. Ctrl+PageDown Switches cursor between text and footer. Insert Turns Insert mode on or off. PageUp Moves up one screen page. Shift+PageUp Moves up one screen page with selection. PageDown Moves down one screen page. 450 LibreOffice 3.6 Writer Guide
Shortcut Keys Effect Shift+PageDown Moves down one screen page with selection. Ctrl+Del Deletes text to end of word. Ctrl+Backspace Deletes text to beginning of word. Ctrl+Shift+Del Deletes text to end of sentence. Ctrl+Shift+Backspace Deletes text to beginning of sentence. Ctrl+Tab Uses next suggestion with automatic word completion. Ctrl+Shift+Tab Use previous suggestion with automatic word completion. Alt+W In the spelling checker dialog: Calls back the original unknown word into the text box. Ctrl+double-click or Ctrl+Shift+F10 Shortcut keys for tables Shortcut Keys Effect Docks or un-docks the Navigator, Styles and Formatting window, or other windows. Ctrl+A If the active cell is empty, Ctrl+A selects the whole table; otherwise, it selects the contents of the active cell. Press Ctrl+A a second time to select the entire table. Ctrl+Home If the active cell is empty, Ctrl+Home moves the cursor to the beginning of the table. Press Ctrl+Home again to move the cursor to the beginning of document. If the active cell is not empty, Ctrl+Home moves the cursor to the beginning of the active cell. A second press of Ctrl+Home moves the cursor to the beginning of the current table. A third press moves the cursor to the beginning of the document. Ctrl+End If the active cell is empty, Ctrl+End moves the cursor to the end of the table. Press Ctrl+End again to move the cursor to the end of document. If the active cell is not empty, Ctrl+End moves the cursor to the end of the active cell. A second press of Ctrl+End moves the cursor to the end of the current table. A third press moves the cursor to the end of the document. Ctrl+Tab Inserts a tab stop (only in tables). Depending on the Window Manager in use, Alt+Tab may be used instead. Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Up Jumps to start of table. Ctrl+Shift+Arrow Down Jumps to end of table. Alt+Arrow keys Increases or decreases the size of the column or row on the right or bottom cell edge. Appendix A Keyboard Shortcuts 451
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LibreOffice 3.6 Writer Guide Word P
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Contents Copyright.................
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Chapter 6 Introduction to Styles...
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Chapter 14 Working with Fields.....
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Preface
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You can get comprehensive online su
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A dialog is a special type of windo
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Chapter 1 Introducing Writer
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Menus The Menu bar is located just
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Figure 6: Control+click to dock or
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Status bar The Writer status bar is
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Figure 13. View layouts: single, si
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From the operating system menu Figu
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Saving a document To save a new doc
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Figure 19: Two levels of password p
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To hide the list of categories and
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Figure 23: Previous, Navigation, an
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Click the small triangle to the rig
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Choosing options for Writer that af
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Memory options The Options on the L
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Graphics output - Use Anti-Aliasing
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Tip Color options You can use the e
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Security options Use the LibreOffic
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Choosing options for loading and sa
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Two notable examples are cross-refe
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Choosing options for Writer Setting
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Note Figure 45: Choosing Formatting
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Figure 48: Choosing Print options f
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Compatibility options Do you need t
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Mail Merge E-mail options You can p
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Figure 55: Choosing language option
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Chapter 3 Working with Text
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Figure 58: Selecting items that are
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Using the Find & Replace dialog box
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To use wildcards and regular expres
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Tip You can also record macros to i
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Figure 67: Options for the last lin
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1 Open Styles and Formatting Window
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Tip To move a list entry up, togeth
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Figure 76: Checking the outline num
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Figure 80: Defining footnote format
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The first entry in the menu informs
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Figure 86: Options available in the
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Figure 89: The thesaurus offers alt
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To insert a conditional hyphen insi
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Using AutoText Use AutoText to stor
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Line numbering Line numbering puts
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Figure 98: Inserting a comment duri
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3) After the documents merge, the A
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Using hyperlinks When you type text
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The Further settings section in the
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Chapter 4 Formatting Pages Using Pa
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Use page styles (with two columns)
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Tip You can also insert a page brea
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Changing page orientation within a
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Adding title pages Writer provides
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Figure 114: Defining the number of
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To distribute text evenly, select t
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Moving, resizing, and changing fram
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Note You cannot link from a frame t
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Figure 124: Defining a two-column b
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Creating sections To create a secti
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Note Hiding sections Figure 131: Pa
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Customizing footnotes If you want t
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Editing the format of a section To
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Figure 139: Header marker at top of
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Portrait page (right page) Landscap
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Figure 144: Specifying the border p
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In the Styles and Formatting window
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For more information, see “Choosi
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Figure 152: Set the new page number
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Figure 156: Inserting a cross-refer
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Quick printing Click the Print File
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Figure 164: Printing a selection of
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To use Page Preview: 1) Choose File
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Figure 169. Choosing printer option
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Sending a fax To send a fax directl
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• Export bookmarks: Creates PDF b
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Cross-document links Set up the beh
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To send the current document in ODT
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Figure 183: Deselecting a salutatio
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Chapter 6 Introduction to Styles Pa
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The Styles and Formatting window St
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Update Style (from a selection) Let
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Drag-and-drop a selection to create
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Tip Select all the formatting of on
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Another very useful mechanism to ch
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on the Bullets and Numbering toolba
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Examples: Modifying paragraph style
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The result should resemble the illu
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Creating the PoemHeading style Crea
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You can copy or move styles from on
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Defining a hierarchy of headings To
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Use the Numbering page of the Outli
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Positioning in new LibreOffice docu
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Chapter 7 Working with Styles
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Figure 227: The Organizer page disp
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Figure 230: Select the heading font
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• At least: this choice activates
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The Options section of the Text Flo
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Use the Position section to control
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Creating a new tab stop, therefore,
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Probably the most common use for co
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Creating a new character style This
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Style Comments and Use Graphics The
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Figure 246: Flow of page styles Gen
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If you deselect the Same content le
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Figure 250: Specifying the next sty
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Step 4. Start a new chapter. Apply
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Position page Use the Position page
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numbering and text is very useful w
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Creating the CDTracks numbered list
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Graphics (images) in Writer When yo
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Insert Picture dialog box 1) Click
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Caution If the application from whi
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Graphics mode You can change color
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Rotating a picture Writer does not
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4) To cancel the selected drawing f
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1 Apply Style 6 Center Horizontal 1
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Page Wrap or Optimal Page Wrap The
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Some familiarity with drawing tools
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Example 3: Wrap Through and In Back
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Figure 277: The dialog box to creat
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Chapter 9 Working with Tables
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Figure 279: Inserting a new table u
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The above keyboard technique can al
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To set the background for a cell, r
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also change the page style that wil
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5) Press the Enter key, or click th
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Options available to chapter number
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Table AutoFormats record the follow
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Using tables as a page layout tool
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Chapter 10 Working with Templates
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To edit a template: 1) From the men
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Note Organizing templates If you do
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What is mail merge? LibreOffice Wri
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5) In the next dialog box, click Br
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3) Find the data source that you wi
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c) Now click in the Condition box a
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Figure 320: Choosing addressee and
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Creating an envelope template When
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Introduction This chapter describes
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Introduction to fields Fields are e
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Tip If you want to insert this fiel
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Page 459 and 460: toolbars 407 when to use 406 XForms
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Page 463 and 464: updating fields 393 URL Recognition
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