Thanks for that although the route must have changed with Catalina. I used
Finder/Help/entered default, and was directed to 'Choose an app to open a
file on Mac'. Under "Permanently change the app used to open a file"
process is:
1. On your Mac, click the Finder icon in the Dock to open a
I use an iMac on which Open Office is currently the default application. I
want to change Libre Office to the default whilst keeping Open Office as an
application. Is that possible?
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Thanks Tom,
That's most helpful and I note that it also includes the tabs for Mac Users.
It occurs to me that it is probably possible to set up a particular style
for a paragraph; this might be possible with a macro for example. I will
explore these instructions. My wife is still using Open
Thanks.
I have downloaded both the latest version of Libre Office and the language
pack. I think that the set up for Macs must be different as those options
aren't in Tools. A search in Help showed them in
LibreOffice/Preferences/Languages etc. I seem now to have succeeded in
changing
I am still trialling LO but have one or two issues.
1. With Open Office I always updated using the British version so that
dates, spelling etc automatically adopt the British format.
It is proving tedious to have to convert all my spreadsheet date formats so
I wonder if there is a similar
I'm a new LibreOffice User but have used Open Office for some time. I have
the free Excel & Word apps on my iPad, both of which will work with files
saved in either Word or Excel format.
I am still exploring LibreOffice but, apart from the fact that I am having
to convert all my dates to UK
