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Apostila Modular Do Libreoffice, De Morvan Bliasby, Está Licenciado Com Uma Licença Creative Commons - Atribuição 4.0 Internacional Curso Modular de LibreOffice Curso Básico - Avançado de LibreOffice - Sumário Atribuição de Licença: C. C. ............................................................................................... 6 O que é o LibreOffice? .......................................................................................................... 8 Um Pouco de História: ......................................................................................................... 9 Surgimento da TDF (The Document Foundation) ................................................... 10 O LibreOffice é um Software Aberto e Livre. ................................................................ 11 Mas, o que é um Padrão? .............................................................................................. 11 Qual a implicação da expressão “Padrão Aberto”? ................................................. 12 ODF: Padrão de Compactação de Documentos ....................................................... 15 O LibreOffice exporta para PDF ....................................................................................... 16 Dicas de Utilização do LibreOffice ................................................................................... 19 Ajustes Iniciais – Configurando a Suíte LibreOffice .................................................... 20 Configurações Pessoais ................................................................................................. 20 Configurações de Desempenho ................................................................................... 21 Painel de Controle do LibreOffice ................................................................................... 22 Habilitando botões nas Barras de Ferramentas: ...................................................... 23 Interação com o Usuário .................................................................................................... 24 Janela ................................................................................................................................ 24 Menu ................................................................................................................................. 25 Caixa de Combinação .................................................................................................... 25 Barra de Ferramentas .................................................................................................... 25 Barra de Status ................................................................................................................ 25 Caixa de Diálogo ............................................................................................................ 26 O que é o LibreOffice Writer? .......................................................................................... 27 Iniciando o LibreOffice / Writer ....................................................................................... 27 Formatando páginas no Writer ........................................................................................ 29 Inserindo facilmente páginas de rosto ao texto: ...................................................... 32 O Writer é MDI – O que isto quer dizer? ....................................................................... 33 Cursor Direto ....................................................................................................................... 34 Numeração de páginas no Writer .................................................................................... 36 Inserindo números de páginas em sequência diferente ......................................... 36 O Writer Lê e Salva arquivos do MS Word .................................................................... 37 Formatando o documento ................................................................................................. 38 Curso Modular de LibreOffice Mala Direta no LibreOffice ................................................................................................ 40 Listagem em Modo Planilha do MD ........................................................................... 42 Imprimindo seletivamente os registros do seu Mala Direta .................................. 43 O Importante é ter Estilo(s)! ............................................................................................. 45 Criando um novo estilo utilizando Arrastar-e-Soltar ............................................. 47 Uso do Navegador de Objetos .......................................................................................... 48 Ferramenta Pincel ............................................................................................................... 49 Ajuda Contextual ................................................................................................................ 50 Marcadores e Numeração .................................................................................................. 50 Dicas de utilização dos Recursos de Marcadores e Numeração ........................... 52 Aplicando numeração a partir de um estilo de parágrafo ..................................... 54 Trabalhando com Anotações ............................................................................................ 54 Editando Anotações ....................................................................................................... 55 Navegando pelas Anotações ........................................................................................ 56 Imprimindo as Anotações ............................................................................................ 57 Trabalhando com Verificação Ortográfica no Writer .................................................. 58 Acionando a Verificação Ortográfica ......................................................................... 58 Tarjando as Grafias “Estranhas ao Writer” ............................................................... 60 Inexistente no dicionário ......................................................................................... 61 Sugestões ..................................................................................................................... 61 Idioma do texto .......................................................................................................... 61 Autocorreção .............................................................................................................. 61 Opções ......................................................................................................................... 61 Adicionar .................................................................................................................... 61 Ignorar ......................................................................................................................... 61 Ignorar sempre ........................................................................................................... 62 Substituir ..................................................................................................................... 62 Substituir sempre ...................................................................................................... 62 Desfazer ....................................................................................................................... 62 Trabalhando com Índices e Sumários no Writer .......................................................... 63 Atualizando um índice / sumário ............................................................................... 63 Colocando Hiperlinques em suas entradas de Sumários: ...................................... 64 Tipos de Seleção em Documentos de Texto .................................................................. 66 Utilizando a Galeria (ClipArt) no Writer ....................................................................... 69 Inserindo objetos a partir da Galeria ......................................................................... 70 Inserindo objetos como cópia ...................................................................................... 70 Curso Modular de LibreOffice Inserindo objetos com vinculação .............................................................................. 70 Personalizando a Galeria .............................................................................................. 71 Inserindo objetos com o Navegador de Arquivos ................................................... 72 Trabalhando com Tabelas no Writer ............................................................................... 72 Inserindo Tabelas no Writer ............................................................................................. 73 Aninhamento de Tabelas, Barra de Contexto de Tabelas ........................................... 74 Planejando a sua tabela ..................................................................................................... 75 Inserindo nossa primeira tabela ....................................................................................... 76 Criando tabelas a partir de texto plano .......................................................................... 78 Convertendo Tabela em Texto ......................................................................................... 80 Cálculos simples em tabelas ............................................................................................. 80 Pequenos truques com tabelas 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