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OpenOffice.org consists of several application modules (subprograms), which are
designed to interact with each other. They are listed in Table 6.1 on the current
page. The discussion in this chapter is focused on Writer. A full description of
each module is available in the online help, described in Section 6.6 on page 115.
designed to interact with each other. They are listed in Table 6.1 on the current
page. The discussion in this chapter is focused on Writer. A full description of
each module is available in the online help, described in Section 6.6 on page 115.
Table 6.1: The OpenOffice.org Application Modules
Writer
Powerful word processor application
Calc
Spreadsheet application that includes a chart
utility
utility
Draw
Drawing application for creating vector
graphics
graphics
Math
Application for generating mathematical
formulas
formulas
Impress
Application for creating presentations
Base
Database application
The appearance of the application varies depending on which desktop or win-
dow manager is used. Additionally, the open and save dialog formats for your
desktop are used. Regardless of the appearance, the basic layout and functions
are the same.
dow manager is used. Additionally, the open and save dialog formats for your
desktop are used. Regardless of the appearance, the basic layout and functions
are the same.
6.1
Compatibility with Other Office
Applications
Applications
OpenOffice.org is able to work with Microsoft Office documents, spreadsheets,
presentations, and databases. They can be seamlessly opened like other files
and saved back to that format. Because the Microsoft formats are closed and the
specifics are not available to other applications, there are occasionally formatting
issues. If you have problems with your documents, consider opening them in the
original application and resaving in an open format, such as RTF for text docu-
ments or CSV for spreadsheets.
presentations, and databases. They can be seamlessly opened like other files
and saved back to that format. Because the Microsoft formats are closed and the
specifics are not available to other applications, there are occasionally formatting
issues. If you have problems with your documents, consider opening them in the
original application and resaving in an open format, such as RTF for text docu-
ments or CSV for spreadsheets.
To convert a number of documents, such as when first switching to the appli-
cation, select ‘File’ ➝ ‘Wizard’ ➝ ‘Document Converter’. Choose the file format
cation, select ‘File’ ➝ ‘Wizard’ ➝ ‘Document Converter’. Choose the file format
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6.1. Compatibility with Other Office Applications