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Learn LibreOffice Writer (view source)
Revision as of 06:20, 28 February 2022
, 06:20, 28 February 2022→Creating and saving a text file
#Saving a file - After selecting file name and folder click on "SAVE".
#Saving a file - After selecting file name and folder click on "SAVE".
#The file will be saved with a .odt extension. ODT is the short form of Open Document Text.
#The file will be saved with a .odt extension. ODT is the short form of Open Document Text.
==== Starting a new document ====
You can start a new, blank document in Writer in several ways. If a document is already open in LibreOffice, the new document opens in a new window.
'''From the Start Center'''
* When LibreOffice is open but no document is open, the Start Center is shown. Click the Create: Writer Document button to create a new text document.
'''From the operating system menu'''
* You can open the LibreOffice Start Center or the Writer component from the operating system menu in the same way that you start other programs. When LibreOffice was installed on your computer, in most cases a menu entry for each component was added to the system menu.
==== Parts of the main Writer window ====
==== Parts of the main Writer window ====
The LibreOffice menu bar has multiple options for file operations (including saving discussed above), editing, viewing the document, inserting images, links, tables, etc in the document and formatting and defining styles in the document. The commonly used parts of the window are discussed below.
The LibreOffice menu bar has multiple options for file operations (including saving discussed above), editing, viewing the document, inserting images, links, tables, etc in the document and formatting and defining styles in the document. The commonly used parts of the window are discussed below.