Summary:
One particular combination of fonts isn't appearing in my OpenOffice.org
font selector, even though all its variant forms are.
In the font selector (for the paragraph style) I select DejaVu Sans
for the font. The list of typefaces I am presented in the middle column
is then:
I am a college student. i cound not afford Microsoft office. Friend
of mine introduced me to open office today. I downloaded it and he
told me what form to save things in because my teachers use Office
2007. I like very much just need help in saving in formats. Do you
have a book to
[I'm trying to use the USA spelling of color to make life easier
for search systems. Apologies if I slip up from time to time.]
Is there a means to set the color picker's palette from within a
template?
I'm trying to implement a house style which specifies a restricted
palette. This
A little reflection on your goal: My experience and approach with
house style projects is to make it easy / attractive for people to
use the standards, and not to (try to) prevent them doing something
else.
I quite agree. If all I could do was add the house style colors to
the existing
I don't expect to find a dictionary that can interpret where a
special character is needed, but would like a quick way while I'm
typing to add these characters.
What is possible/what do you suggest? Thanks
The AltGr key opens up a keyboard-based route to most European
accented
I have an existing Impress slideshow of roughly two hundred slides for a
lecture course. At the moment I create the lecture notes by adding text
to the slides notes and producing the notes handout for the students.
However, sometimes the text exceeds what will fit in the notes box, and
other
