Using Open Office |
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Open Office gives you the most commonly-used office productivity tools. As with most Open Source software, it's free. Many people and companies are now using Open Office as a no-cost replacement for Microsoft Office. If you buy a new computer, it will probably come equipped with Microsoft Windows, but an office suite will cost extra. Forget the extra-cost software. You can have Open Office for free and still do the same office tasks. Best of all, you're not locked in to using it on only one type of computer. It runs on Microsoft Windows, Linux, Sun Solaris, Mac OS X (under X11), and FreeBSD. This class gets you up to speed on Open Office quickly. PrerequisitesYou should have a basic understanding of computers. You do not need prior experience with Open Office. FormatThis is a hands-on class that includes lecture and demonstrations. Many of the hands-on exercises involve files supplied on a CD or classroom file server so students don't have to start each exercise entirely from scratch. Some of the exercises involve working with files created by Microsoft Office. Course ContentsOverview of Open Office Components
Getting Help
File Operations
Formatting Documents
Writing tools
Tables
Eye Appeal
Spreadsheets
Overview of Advanced Features
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