This includes page numbers, date and time, subjects, titles, and authors. If your document consists of different topics, this can be a ready option to separate the topics on different lines, columns, or pages. The Insert menu contains commands for inserting new elements in your document. If you really don't want to continue using LibreOffice, you can quit using this shortcut: Ctrl+ Q.

That is something we'll consider doing at the end of this documentation.

The keyboard shortcut to print a document is Ctrl+ P. If your computer is connected to a printer, you can directly print your document to paper. This window displays all the information about the document. You can email documents as OpenDocument Text, Microsoft Word, and even send the file using Bluetooth. The keyboard shortcut to save a document is Ctrl+ S. close, save, copy, and export a document. The next time you need to use the same file type, just click the template and replace the old text with the new! If you will be using the same style of writing for many times, you can consider saving the file as a template. The wizard even contains a document converter. This can function can be used when you setup a e-mail address, a fax, or agenda. This function can be very useful, especially if you open many documents at a time. Just clicking it will open the document in the same window. A list of recently opened documents will appear in the drop-down menu. There are even documents especially designed for math and drawing! The keyboard shortcut to create a document is Ctrl+ N. LibreOffice offers you a variety of document types, such as Spreadsheet (Excel) and Presentation (PowerPoint) documents. These commands apply to the current document, open a new document, or close the application.

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