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Part I. OpenOffice.org Novell Edition and Other Office Applications

Contents

1. The OpenOffice.org Office Suite
1.1. Understanding OpenOffice.org
1.2. Finding Help and Information About OpenOffice.org
2. OpenOffice.org Writer
2.1. What's New in OpenOffice.org 3.0 Writer?
2.2. Creating a New Document
2.3. Sharing Documents with Other Word Processors
2.4. Formatting with Styles
2.5. Using Templates to Format Documents
2.6. Working with Large Documents
2.7. Using Writer as an HTML Editor
3. OpenOffice.org Calc
3.1. Using Spreadsheets with Calc
4. Further OpenOffice.org Modules
4.1. Using Presentations with Impress
4.2. Using Databases with Base
4.3. Creating Graphics with Draw
4.4. Creating Mathematical Formulas with Math
5. Viewing PDF Files and Other Documents with Okular
6. Viewing PDF Files with Evince
7. Getting Started with BasKet
7.1. Creating Baskets
7.2. Working with Baskets
7.3. For More Information
8. Taking Notes with Tomboy
8.1. Creating Notes
8.2. Searching All Notes
8.3. Linking Notes
8.4. Accessing Your Notes
8.5. Formatting Text in Notes
8.6. Exporting Notes to HTML
8.7. Deleting Notes
8.8. Printing Notes
8.9. Configuring Tomboy Preferences
9. Encryption with KGpg
9.1. Why Signing and Encrypting?
9.2. Generating a New Key Pair
9.3. Exporting the Public Key
9.4. Importing Keys
9.5. The Key Server Dialog
9.6. Text and File Encryption
9.7. For More Information
10. Encryption with Passwords and Encryption Keys
10.1. Signing and Encryption
10.2. Generating a New Key Pair
10.3. Modifying Key Properties
10.4. Importing Keys
10.5. Exporting Keys
10.6. Backing Up Keyrings
10.7. Signing a Key
10.8. File Manager Integration
10.9. Encryption Preferences
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