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=====For MAC OS=====
=====For MAC OS=====
#For MAC OS Go to [https://www.fosshub.com/LibreOffice.html this click] and click on "libreoffice MAC OS" for MAC laptops
#For MAC OS Go to [https://www.fosshub.com/LibreOffice.html this click] and click on "''libreoffice MAC OS"'' for MAC laptops
#It will start downloading "LibreOffice_..._MacOS_x86-64.dmg" into your computer (by default browser will save the files in "Downloads" folder in your system
#It will start downloading "''LibreOffice_..._MacOS_x86-64.dmg"'' into your computer (by default browser will save the files in "Downloads" folder in your system
#Double-click on download "LibreOffice_..._MacOS_x86-64.dmg" file to begin installation
#Double-click on download ''"LibreOffice_..._MacOS_x86-64.dmg"'' file to begin installation
#An installation window appears: drag and drop the LibreOffice icon onto the Applications icon in the same window. You may be required to enter your administrator password.
#An installation window appears: drag and drop the LibreOffice icon onto the Applications icon in the same window. You may be required to enter your administrator password.
#The files are copied over and a progress bar shows when the installation is complete.
#The files are copied over and a progress bar shows when the installation is complete.
'''Duplicate a slide'''
'''Duplicate a slide'''
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To duplicate a slide, select the slide you want to duplicate in the Slides pane and use one of the following methods. A duplicate slide is inserted after the selected slide in the presentation.<gallery mode="packed" heights="300">
File:Duplicate slide.png|Duplicate slide
File:Duplicate slide.png|Duplicate slide
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* Right-click on a slide in the Slides pane and select "Duplicate Slide" from the context menu.
* Right-click on a slide in the Slides pane and select "Duplicate Slide" from the context menu.
* Go to "Slide Sorter" view in the Workspace, right-click on a slide and select "Duplicate Slide" from the context menu.
* Go to "Slide Sorter" view in the Workspace, right-click on a slide and select "Duplicate Slide" from the context menu.
'''Changing slide layout'''
'''Changing slide layout'''
Several layouts contain one or more content boxes. Each of these boxes can be configured to contain one of the following elements: slide title, text, table, chart, image or audio/video,etc
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="300">
File:Slidelayout.png|Slide layout
File:Slidelayout.png|Slide layout
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</gallery>
After selecting a slide in your presentation, change the slide layout using one of the following methods:
After selecting a slide in your presentation, change the slide layout using one of the following methods:
'''Slide content type'''
'''Slide content type'''
Basically the slide content can be of four type as shown in the image (Image: Slide content type)
Basically the slide content can be of four type as shown in the image.
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File:Slide content type.png|Slide content type
File:Slide content type.png|Slide content type
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==== Adding text ====
==== Adding text ====
There are two ways of adding text to a slide – contents box or text box.
There are two ways of adding text to a slide – contents box or text box.<gallery mode="packed" heights="300">
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File:Insert textbox 2.png|Textbox
File:Insert textbox 2.png|Textbox
File:Insert textbox.png|Insert textbox from menubar
File:Insert textbox.png|Insert textbox from menubar
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* '''Contents box –''' click on "Click to add text" in the contents box and type your text. Outline styles are automatically applied to the text as you insert it. You can change the outline level of each paragraph as well as its position within the contents box by using the arrow buttons on the Outline toolbar and Workspace Outline view.
* '''Text box –''' click on "Text" on the Standard toolbar or Drawing toolbar to select text mode, then click on your slide. A text box is created and the Text Formatting toolbar automatically opens. Type your text and click outside the text box to end text mode.
{{Clear}}
{{Clear}}
==== Text Formatting ====
==== Text Formatting ====
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You can format added text in the way you want it to be. To do that, go to "Sidebar settings" and click on "properties" as shown in the image (Image :Text formatting properties).<gallery mode="packed" heights="250">
File:Formatting text settings.png|Text formatting properties
File:Formatting text settings.png|Text formatting properties
File:Text Properties window.png|Text properies panel
File:Text Properties window.png|Text properies panel
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* To copy text from one place to another, or from one document to another, you can select the text, go to "Edit --> Copy" (Ctrl+C) and go to a different place in the document to paste it "Edit --> Paste" (Ctrl+V). The editing menu also has an important feature for searching selected words. You can use the "Edit--> Find" (Ctrl+F) the option for searching selected words.
* To copy text from one place to another, or from one document to another, you can select the text, go to "Edit --> Copy" (Ctrl+C) and go to a different place in the document to paste it "Edit --> Paste" (Ctrl+V). The editing menu also has an important feature for searching selected words. You can use the "Edit--> Find" (Ctrl+F) the option for searching selected words.
* The format option is for changing the format of the text, changing the text font, text size, page format, and text wrapping options. many of these options can use short-cut icons from the formatting text toolbar, the letter "B" (Ctrl+B) and "I" (Ctrl+I) can be used to make the text bold and italics.
* The format option is for changing the format of the text, changing the text font, text size, page format, and text wrapping options. many of these options can use short-cut icons from the formatting text toolbar, the letter "B" (Ctrl+B) and "I" (Ctrl+I) can be used to make the text bold and italics.
