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gudule
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 Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2004 9:26 am Post subject: save a doc |
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Hi folks!
 i am a beginner and cannot manage to save a document, i have opened a new doc, typed and when i do save as, all i get is the fiile but i cannot get a way to type the name i want to giive to my doc. how do i do? I tried file properties but this doesno't change the name of the file on my desk...
thanks for your help  gudule |
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r_vinoya
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| Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 10:41 pm Post subject: Re: save a doc |
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| gudule wrote: | Hi folks!
i am a beginner and cannot manage to save a document, i have opened a new doc, typed and when i do save as, all i get is the fiile but i cannot get a way to type the name i want to giive to my doc. how do i do? I tried file properties but this doesno't change the name of the file on my desk...
thanks for your help gudule |
Saving documents should be basically easy... Anyway if you want more information try searching in OpenOffice Help: Saving Documents (check find in headings only) 
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gudule
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| Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2004 12:24 am Post subject: |
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 Hello Donald Duck!
Thanks a lot. My question was too simple for so many others, they couldn't be bothered to answer...
it should be basically easy but when a system is new to you you don't always follow its internal logic and as I have habits from other systems where you can save just by using ctrl and s, I needed some help Thanks. |
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r_vinoya
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| gudule wrote: | Hello Donald Duck!
Thanks a lot. My question was too simple for so many others, they couldn't be bothered to answer...
it should be basically easy but when a system is new to you you don't always follow its internal logic and as I have habits from other systems where you can save just by using ctrl and s, I needed some help Thanks. |
Does:
File => Save As... (or ALT+F, then press A) doesn't work? If it doesn't work for you then I cannot help you anymore
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