I need to send a file to someone, but I have open office and they have word, therefore they can’t open it. They’re weird about downloading stuff and refuse to download open office, any way I can change it into a word file?
Answer — open the file in Open Office and then save is as a *.docx. Docx is the Windows Word file format. That way Windows users can open it.
Have you heard of VoxEnable, a Windows software application that uses voice commands to activate a range of applications. You can do all sorts of things such as opening, editing, creating and exporting. All of these concepts are possible within your application. Check out this demo with Open Office.
Use your voice to control text with open source software VoxEnable
A demonstration using VoxEnable and your voice to control open office text software
If you have not tried office, this is a good introductory video using the 2013 version of open office. However, if you have used opne office before, this isprobably not for you.
I have Open Office just to be able to save some files in pdf format. I like using MS Word and Excel for everything else. Recently however, my excel files began opening in Open Office vs MS and I want to stop that from happening. I tried to right click and open in MS and got garbage.
This is an easy queston to answer. You need to change the attributes in Windows for you *.xls files back to Excel. Its currently set to Open Ofice Calc. However, you could just use Open Office and make the default format for Calc file to *.xls. The differenc, however, may be with cells with blank values in the formulas. I use Open Office as much as possible as I stay on the Ubuntu side of my computer. Saving Calc files to *.xls let’s us stay with Open Office but be able to send work to others that they can open successfully.
This video introduces the Apache Open Office writer interface to include the title bar, menubar, and toolbar. www.tutorialsopenoffice.com. This is part 1 of 2 of this lesson.
Captions: English, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Türkçe How to use EndNote’s Cite While You Write with OpenOffice.org Writer to create formatted citations and bibliographies.
The open source movement has many proponents, and the Open Source Initiative, or OSI, has been key to its momentum. || Join the chat: bit.ly || In this week’s OS.ALT you can see my interview from oscon with Simon Phipps from the OSI. We talk about what the OSI is, what changes are happening to its structure, and how everyone can now both support and benefit from the Open Source Initiative!
Okay so I am writing a law assignment and I need to refer to Articles and cases and I got to use citations. I use Open Office and I am clueless when it comes to these citations, I have never used them yet in my assignments. Can anyone explain to me the steps and what I have to do exactly to do this right?
i only have open office and need to make a powerpoint for my class. the class only has powerpoint 2003. do you think it will work? i open PowerPoint’s from microsoft on open office all the time so i figure it would go the other way.