1 Module3
- 1.1 Metapages
2 Module 3 Word processing using OpenOffice 3.0
- 2.1 Module Overview
3 Preknowledge
- 3.1 Section Overview
4 Outcomes
5 You are what your deep,driving desire is
- 5.1 As your desire is, so is your will
  - 5.1.1 As your will is, so is your deed
    - 5.1.1.1 As your deed is, so is your destiny

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Module 3 Word processing using OpenOffice 3.0

Module Overview

Welcome to Module #3 Word Processing using Open Office 3.0.Writer

Preknowledge

Examples include:

We recommend you study Modules # 1 - Concepts of IT and 2 Using the computer and managing files before this one, in order to be fully prepared for the knowledge requirements of this module.

Section Overview

Welcome to Module 3 Word Processing, using OpenOffice 3.0 Writer During this section you will gain insight into how to work with documents, how to save them in different locations and formats.

Outcomes

In this tutorial we will:

Open (and close) the writer application
Open one or several documents
Create a new document
Save a document to a location on a drive
Save a document to different formats
Work with multiple documents
Use available Help functions
Close a document

Module Sections

Section 1 - Module 3:mapping
Section 2 - Using the application
Section 3 - First steps with Word Processing
Section 4 - Main Operations
Section 5 - Formatting
Section 6 - Objects
Section 7 - Mail Merge
Section 8 - Prepare Outputs

Module References

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About this Module

Module # <Title>

Attribution: OpenICDL with link to the project.
Authors:<Insert institution/names here>
Based on Open Office Version 3.0
Created under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license

Topic Overview

The focus of this section is twofold; first, you will develop an understanding of the word processor, and how it can be used to create and edit documents. Second, you will explore the application settings available within OpenOffice Writer. These settings help you understand and manage the word processing application environment.

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Open (and close) the writer application
Open one or several documents
Create a new document
Save a document to a location on a drive
Save a document to different formats
Work with multiple documents
Use available Help functions
Close a document

Change between page view modes
Use the different display tools
Display, hide built-in toolbars and document features
Modify options and preferences
Others (Oo 2.0 TBD)

Module Sections

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Open (and close) the writer application

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About this Module

Module # 3 - Word Processing using OpenOffice 3.0 Base

Attribution: OpenICDL - Module Three (Word Processing) is currently under development by OpenICDL, this project will build upon (and extend) the current state of this development.
Authors: Jane Shaw

Peter Rawsthorne

Based on Open Office Version 3.0
Created under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license

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