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(OpenOffice.org Calc)’ under ‘File type’. Use the arrow keys to scroll the list
of file types. Finally, select the file name then ‘Open’ to import the table.
of file types. Finally, select the file name then ‘Open’ to import the table.
3.7
Creating Graphics Using
OpenOffice.org Draw
OpenOffice.org Draw
Draw can be used to create vector graphics. Vector graphics are images in which
lines and curves are defined through certain parameters, such as the location of
points and the curvature.
lines and curves are defined through certain parameters, such as the location of
points and the curvature.
To create a new drawing, start Draw from the main menu with ‘Applications’
➝ ‘OpenOffice.org Draw’. If OpenOffice.org is already running, select ‘File’ ➝
‘New’ ➝ ‘Drawing’. The graphical objects available in Draw can be modified in
various aspects, such as line thickness, line type, color, and fill.
➝ ‘OpenOffice.org Draw’. If OpenOffice.org is already running, select ‘File’ ➝
‘New’ ➝ ‘Drawing’. The graphical objects available in Draw can be modified in
various aspects, such as line thickness, line type, color, and fill.
Try to draw a rectangle. In the main toolbar, which is displayed on the left side,
click the filled rectangle button (fifth from top) and keep the mouse button
pressed for a few seconds until an additional toolbar opens. This includes a se-
lection of filled and unfilled rectangles and squares, some of them with rounded
corners. Select one of the filled rectangles. The mouse cursor should turn into a
cross. Now move the cursor to the canvas and click it, dragging the mouse to-
wards the bottom right. Draw shows the outline of a rectangle that is reshaped as
you move. When you are satisfied with the size of the object, release the mouse
button.
click the filled rectangle button (fifth from top) and keep the mouse button
pressed for a few seconds until an additional toolbar opens. This includes a se-
lection of filled and unfilled rectangles and squares, some of them with rounded
corners. Select one of the filled rectangles. The mouse cursor should turn into a
cross. Now move the cursor to the canvas and click it, dragging the mouse to-
wards the bottom right. Draw shows the outline of a rectangle that is reshaped as
you move. When you are satisfied with the size of the object, release the mouse
button.
The properties of the rectangle, such as its fill color, can be modified with the
following steps: First, activate the object with a single click. This should enable
the green handles on the rectangle’s corners and edges, which allow you to re-
shape and resize it. Next, open the context menu by right-clicking. After selecting
‘Area. . . ’, a dialog opens in which to change various properties. When you are
done with your modifications, click ‘OK’. As an alternative method to change the
fill color, select one directly in the object bar at the top (to the right of the paint
bucket).
following steps: First, activate the object with a single click. This should enable
the green handles on the rectangle’s corners and edges, which allow you to re-
shape and resize it. Next, open the context menu by right-clicking. After selecting
‘Area. . . ’, a dialog opens in which to change various properties. When you are
done with your modifications, click ‘OK’. As an alternative method to change the
fill color, select one directly in the object bar at the top (to the right of the paint
bucket).
There are many more useful drawing objects available in the toolbar. Use it to
create circles, ellipses, lines, and even 3D elements.
create circles, ellipses, lines, and even 3D elements.
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