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I really like using open office to write my calculus notes in, but when i upload them i need to upload as a pdf. I have been transferring my open office docs to microsoft word and then saving it as a pdf. But the formatting gets goofed up in word and I don’t like using word. So can you save open office docs as a pdf?

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Hello everybody, I am trying to create a signature list for a petition with 4 columns and 300 rows. It would be very helpful if at the begining of the row would be consecutive numbers so that one can see how many signatures have accumulated already. Any idea how to enable that feature in Open office or Microsoft word?

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I’m ready to write my first book (novel) but the only writing software my on my laptop is Open Office because it’s free. I’ve heard that authors like J. K. Rowling (Harry Potter series) used Microsoft Word to write.I can’t afford Microsoft Word and I was wondering if I could use the alternative: Open Office.

Thanks in advanced.

Side question: What writing software do you use?

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I am thinking of buying a cheap netbook ( the ASUS Eee PC 4G 701). Will I be able to write a document on the linux netbook and transfer it to Microsoft Word on my home computer, and is this difficult?

If you have any additional knowledge/experience of this netbook, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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Hi
Im currently doing my coursework and at home I have open office but on the school computers it is microsoft word so which option should i pick so that I can Access both of them. Just to make it clear I’m saving it form my laptop (open office) .
Thankks in advance
I mean which option should I select when it says "save as file type" so that its compatible on both?

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For open office which I use because I deleted Microsoft word on accident and the program I use most (open office writer) won’t spell check, none of the programs do but I need writer the most! So when I go to spell check it says “continue checking at the beginning of the document” and if I say yes It says that it’s done and If I press no it closes. And I did a test try and spelled words wrong on purpose and tried it and it said I spelled it right. What can I do?

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