LibreOffice Documentation – 14/4/2022
Documentation update(s)
LibreOffice 7.3 guides (Published)
PUBLISHED 7.2 All guides now fully published
REFERENCES
1 LibreOffice 2 LibreOffice Bookshelf 2a LibreOffice Documentation * LibreOffice shortcut keys 3 Free Software Foundation 4 Free Software Foundation Europe 5 LibreOffice Conference 6 7.2 blog documentation announcement 7. Udemy LibreOffice Training
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LibreOffice 7.3
Version 7.3 of the Free, Libre, Open Source office suite is now available. You can read more about this here.
Documentation for 7.3 will be available shortly, in the meantime you can still download books for 7.1 & 7.2.
For those of you who dismiss LibreOffice. This is from the blog post.
LibreOffice offers the highest level of compatibility in the office suite market segment, starting with native support for the OpenDocument Format (ODF) – beating proprietary formats in the areas of security and robustness – to superior support for DOCX, XLSX and PPTX files. In addition, LibreOffice provides filters for a large number of legacy document formats, to return ownership and control to users.
Microsoft files are still based on the proprietary format deprecated by ISO in 2008, and not on the ISO approved standard, so they hide a large amount of artificial complexity. This causes handling issues with LibreOffice, which defaults to a true open standard format (the OpenDocument Format).
New Features Video
LO 7.2 install on Debian 11
*This worked for me, please use common sense and think before you do stuff, I am not responsible for damage to your system**
I have now downloaded and installed LibreOffice 7.2 on Debian 11.
As always Your Mileage May Vary
Note, the LibreOffice 7.2 menu entries will be BELOW those for the previos install, my video here illustrates how to use menu editor to move them above the previous version.
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LibreOffice Documentation 31/12/2021
Documentation update(s)
LibreOffice 7.2 guides
PUBLISHED 7.2
REFERENCES
1 LibreOffice 2 LibreOffice Bookshelf 2a LibreOffice Documentation * LibreOffice shortcut keys 3 Free Software Foundation 4 Free Software Foundation Europe 5 LibreOffice Conference 6 7.2 blog documentation announcement TAGS
#YearOfTheFediverse,#LibreOffice,#Office,#Writer,#Calc, #Draw,#GettingStarted,#Documentation
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LibreOffice Documentation April 2021
LibreOffice 7.0 / 7.x [1] documentation [2] is progressing nicely. Guides for :
Updated 12/04/2021 – Writer 7.1 guide is now available from the LibreOffice documentation page.
REFERENCES
1 LibreOffice 2 LibreOffice Documentation 3 Free Software Foundation 4 Free Software Foundation Europe
TAGS
#YearOfTheFediverse,#LibreOffice,#Office,#Writer,#Calc,#Base,#Draw,#Math,#GettingStarted
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Background image
LibreOffice 7
To add a background image to your document
Now click Transparancy (Tab) Transparency Radio Button
If you set to 95% then the image will be visible but very light
Click Ok
Done
To Remove the image click NONE on the Area Tab
Video
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Toolbars
LibreOffice now has several options, when it comes to viewing the menus and options to undertake various tasks while working.
You can change the way the menu looks from the User Interface option.
STANDARD TOOL BAR
SINGLE TOOL BAR
SIDEBAR
TABBED
TABBED COMPACT
GROUPED BAR COMPACT
CONTEXTUAL SINGLE
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Calc-Curriculum
I am presenting here a series of videos to undertake tasks in the LibreOffice spreadsheet module : Calc.
Note this is WORK IN PROGRESS. Videos are hosted on Peertube. If you want something better / quicker PAY ME.
Starting calc – Choose Spreadsheet from the main screen
You will then be presented with :-
Save files
Save As Open Document format (recommended)
Video
Saving as Office 365
Video
Open Files
Choose File —> Open from the menu
Basic Operations
Charts * Pie Chart * Simple Chart 1 * Simple Chart 2
Print and page operations
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Gallery part 3
Inserting gallery images
Insert Menu —> Media —> Gallery
Find the image you would like, drag to your page, you can then resize to suit, with the grab handles.
This allows you to set a glow effect around your image. This can make it stand out for example.
Here you can set various line properties.
Allows you to fine tune how big the image is, rotation and other properties
Sets other properties such as radius of the edge, to make it smoother for example.
For a deeper explanation of these tools please see the documentation. Or perhaps consider getting involved with the project so the team(s) can improve on this. There is a lot more work to do, and only a small team doing this.
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Gallery part 2
Manipulating your gallery image
Insert Menu —> Media —> Gallery
The vertical option bar on the right displays:-
The options here are (top to bottom)
This section will concentrate on Properties
The first option Area will display
Video
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