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OpenOffice File Loading
For : OpenOffice by : je.saist Part 1 showed the normal method for saving a file in a specific type under OpenOffice. With Part 2 we'll look into changing the default file type to save in. Over Part we'll look at the default font options. 14: To change the default file type, we'll need to Left Click on Tools at the top of OpenOffice.  15: Under Tools, Left Click on Options  16: If this is the first time you've entered OpenOffice, you'll see the User Data screen.  17: We'll be heading for Load/Save in the Left Hand Column  18: Left Clicking the Plus Sign (+) next to Load/Save will show the 4 selections underneath.  19: Left Click on General  20: Under General we can see that our Always Save As is set to OpenDocument Text  21: Left Clicking on OpenDocument Text reveals the drop down Menu selections.  22: Here I am going to select Microsoft Word 97/2000/XP with a Left Click  23: Now, Always save as shows the format Microsoft Word 97/2000/Xp  24: Another option in here of interest is this one: Warn when not saving in OpenDocument or Default Format  25: Checking off the Warn option will prevent OpenOffice from complaining when choosing another format to save a file in.  I prefer selecting my file types, can I see Part 1 again? I want to continue on and change my default Font in Part 3. |