[CC'd to user] kesavan ram kumar wrote: > I have been using Openofffice.org writer for about an year or so. I > also have the Openoffice.org (ver 2.4). [..] > Well. For students of medical transcription and legal coding, MS > Office Word has a special feature called Window. (This option is > available under "File Edit View... etc., - when you open the text > editor for document writing). Using this module and other options > contained in it, we can compare the original document associated with > a voice file in 'side by side', 'split' and 'cascading' modes > (original document and the copy created by the user - one below the > other) - while listening to the associated voice file. [..]
In OpenOffice: Window|New Window. That will provide you with two copies of the same document in two windows, which you can move/resize as required on your screen. Changes made to one window will be reflected in the other. Alternativley, you can open a different document in that second window. -- Bob Long P.S. You have written to a mailing list where help is provided by volunteers. To ensure you see all replies, it is recommended that you subscribe to the mailing list. Please reply only to the mailing list at users@openoffice.org and not to me personally. FAQ, userguide, etc: http://documentation.openoffice.org/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
