OpenOfficeorg Base Macro Programming By Andrew Pitonyak

OpenOffice User Guide for Version 2 x [OpenOffice User Guide for 2 x] [0 2] First edition: [20050411] First English edition: [20050411]

OpenOfficeorg BASIC Guide

The OpenOffice Basic programming language has been developed especially for OpenOffice and is firmly integrated in the Office package As the name suggests, OpenOffice Basic is a programming language from the Basic family Anyone who has previously worked with other Basic languages — in particular with

OpenOfficeorg BASIC Guide

OpenOffice Basic can be used by any OpenOffice user without any additional programs or aids Even in the standard installation, OpenOffice Basic has all the components needed to create its own Basic macros, including: The integrated development environment (IDE) which provides an editor for creating and testing macros

OpenOfficeorg BASIC Guide

Writing a Thesis in OpenOffice

OpenOffice Writer can use Master Documents to make document management easier A Master Document incorporates each chapter of a book as an individual OpenOffice Writer file Using a Master Document for a normal thesis is not usually necessary as OpenOffice Writer is stable and sufficiently powerful to manage even quite large documents

OpenOfficeorg Macros Explained

OpenOffice Macros Explained OOME Third Edition Last Modified Saturday, April 30, 2016 at 09:05:51 AM Document Revision: 567

Working with 3D Objects - LibreOffice

The chapter was revised for OpenOffice 2 0 by Linda Worthington, Daniel Carrera, Jean Hollis Weber, and Agnes Belzunce, and later translated into German by Wolfgang Uhlig The German revisions were then translated into English and revised for OpenOffice 3 3 and LibreOffice 3 3 by Martin Fox