Calc Guide 6 - LibreOffice

The Draw Guide is not a course book to be worked through from beginning to end Rather, it is a reference work in which you can browse for guidance on particular topics Where to get more help? This guide, the other LibreOffice user guides, the built-in Help system, and user support systems

LibreOffice 41 Draw Guide - The Document Foundation

Chapter 6 Editing Pictures - LibreOffice

Earlier chapters of the Draw Guide have dealt only with vector graphics However, Draw also contains a number of functions for handling raster graphics (bitmaps) such as photographs and scanned pictures, including import, export, and conversion from one format to another Draw can read all the majority of graphic file formats

Adding and Formatting Text - LibreOffice

Using text with Draw objects Text can be added to most Draw objects The exceptions are control elements like buttons, list boxes, or 3D objects An object is not dynamic and does not behave like a text frame To keep text within the borders of the object, you have to use paragraphs, line breaks, smaller text size,

ESSENTIAL LibreOffice 1 INTRODUCTION TO WRITER

The document is given this default name by LibreOffice because you haven't yet given it a name of your own It is ALWAYS a good idea, however, to immediately—and thoughtfully –name a new document before you even enter any data It is a good idea to save a backup

Draw Guide - OpenOfficeorg

This document only describes the functions associated with Draw Some notions such as file management or the way the OpenOffice environment works are mentioned only briefly as these are covered elsewhere in the guide Draw Guide 1

Math Guide Version 6 - LibreOffice

library, or insert formulas directly into a document using LibreOffice Writer, Calc, Impress, or Draw Formulas as separate documents or files To create a formula as a separate document or file, use one of the following methods to open an empty formula document in LibreOffice Math (Figure 1) • On the main menu bar, go to File > New > Formula