James,
One thing to remember is that people will use the tools at hand and
Microsoft Office doesn't have anything comparable to Draw, so...
Incidentally, a few years ago, I saw someone using Excel to draw a road map!
Indeed, and eventually it becomes best practice by default, because
that
Graham Smith wrote:
James,
One thing to remember is that people will use the tools at hand and
Microsoft Office doesn't have anything comparable to Draw, so...
Incidentally, a few years ago, I saw someone using Excel to draw a road map!
Indeed, and eventually it becomes best
I almost said the same thing
Indeed, to a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.
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It seems standard practice to create posters in PowerPoint ( at
least it is at my University).
Michael
I should also have mentioned the Getting Started Guide which contains an
introductory chapter to Draw, which you should make recommended reading
for anyone doing posters. For OO.o v2.x at the above link and for OO.o
v3.x here:
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It seems standard practice to create posters in PowerPoint ( at
least it is at
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It seems standard practice to create posters in PowerPoint ( at least
it is at my University). As part of my subtle promotion of OOo I would
like to provide some guidance on using OOo instead.
Steve
If you are including formulas, I would also take a look at Smath.
Thanks, but any chance of a link for this, a google search isn't
helping me much.
Graham
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Steve
If you are including formulas, I would also take a look at Smath.
Thanks, but any chance of a link for this, a google search isn't
helping me much.
Graham
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Steve
It's in the download. Smath is part of OpenOffice.org's office suite along
with Sdraw, Swriter, Scalc, Sbase, Simpress, and so forth. It's like the
MathCad program.
Ah, I am familiar with the Math module in OOo, I wrongly thought that
Smath was some additional program.
Thanks,
It seems standard practice to create posters in PowerPoint ( at least
it is at my University). As part of my subtle promotion of OOo I would
like to provide some guidance on using OOo instead.
Does anyone know of some readily available guidance aimed at using OOo
for this purpose. My google
Michael
I'd look to Draw as the better tool for the task.
I did wonder if Draw might be a better tool.
Thanks,
Graham
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Graham Smith wrote:
Michael
I'd look to Draw as the better tool for the task.
I did wonder if Draw might be a better tool.
One thing to remember is that people will use the tools at hand and
Microsoft Office doesn't have anything comparable to Draw, so...
Incidentally, a few
James Knott wrote:
Graham Smith wrote:
Michael
I'd look to Draw as the better tool for the task.
I did wonder if Draw might be a better tool.
One thing to remember is that people will use the tools at hand and
Microsoft Office doesn't have anything comparable to Draw, so...
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