Linux Identity Office is a magazine devoted to OpenOffice.org 3.2 – the newest release of the very popular fully-featured office suite and a strong competitor for Microsoft Office. You may use it for any purpose – domestic, commercial, educational, public administration.
OpenOffice.org (OOo) brings some new features and improvements in its latest 3.2 release. The most noticeable are: faster start-ups, better compatibility with other office programs, ODF support, proprietary file support... A great library of extensions allows to add new modules to OOo and make it working the way you like.
This special edition of Linux Identity constitutes a sort of guidebook on the OpenOffice.org's modules: Writer, Calc, Impress, Math, Base... The DVD coming with this magazine contains, inter alia, the install files for the following architectures: Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Solaris. On top of that, you will find about thirty helpful extensions that you can use to improve the OOo functionality.
Table of contents
- OpenOffice.org 3.2 – What's new?
- Installing OpenOffice.org 3.2
- Working with Tables of Contents
- De-Mystifying Brochure Printing in Writer
- New Features in Calc and Chart
- Dictionaries in OpenOffice.org
- Creating a Project Management Database in OpenOffice.org Base 3.2
- Creating Tables from HTML in Base 3.2 with Copy & Paste
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Using Native Tables in Impress
- Math
- Popular and Useful OpenOffice.org Extensions
- Web Based Resources to help you get the most out of OOo
- Macros and API
- Tips for Microsoft Office users migrating to OpenOffice.org
Bonus article:
Magazine properties: title line: Linux Identity Office; issue: 7; pages: 60; DVD attached: 1; price (US): $14.99
