just like you said, andrew:
you can either do Edit - Paste special - Unformatted text after you copy
the text from the webpage or select the whole text (ctrl-a) after you copy
it, right-click on it and select Default in the context menu. that also
works for me.
urska
> Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wro
Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
JoanArc wrote:
I saw these instructions for making a new template. I'm not familiar
with when/how you do that rather than just opening OpenOffice. 1.1.4.
One thing I don't like about OOo is the breaks between pages where
some of the text I paste from websites e
JoanArc wrote:
One thing I don't like about OOo is the breaks between pages where
some of the text I paste from websites end up not being there, but,
apparently, 'hiding' in the black 'trench' between pages.
Is this text in a frame?
You may be copying a frame from the website. If so then extend th
JoanArc wrote:
I saw these instructions for making a new template. I'm not familiar
with when/how you do that rather than just opening OpenOffice. 1.1.4.
One thing I don't like about OOo is the breaks between pages where
some of the text I paste from websites end up not being there, but,
apparentl
JoanArc wrote:
I saw these instructions for making a new template. I'm not familiar with when/how you do that rather than just opening OpenOffice. 1.1.4. One thing I don't like about OOo is the breaks between pages where some of the text I paste from websites end up not being there, but, appare
I saw these instructions for making a new template. I'm not familiar with
when/how you do that rather than just opening OpenOffice. 1.1.4. One thing I
don't like about OOo is the breaks between pages where some of the text I paste
from websites end up not being there, but, apparently, 'hid
