Hi :)
Mark raises a good point. It's worth migrating rather than switching.
LibreOffice works well alongside MS Office and it's good to have both on
most computers for a while. A migration means people are still able to use
the more familiar system for a while if they really need to and it gives
Paul Auger wrote:
Hi all.
We are brand new to Libre. We are used to MS office. Is there a "cheat
sheet" that says "If you do this in office these here the steps you need to
take to do the same thing in Libre?"
Not sure about that; hopefully others can help there.
I've always found LibreOffice
ping this helps,
From: Paul Auger
Date: Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 8:43 AM
Subject: [libreoffice-users] My organization is new to Libre. Looking for
cheat sheets
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Hi all.
We are brand new to Libre. We are used to MS office. Is there a "cheat
sheet" that says
Hi :)
The proper guides/manuals/books are here;
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
(they are available elsewhere too but that wiki-page is the most up-to-date
and even has chapters before the full book has been completed for
publication). The proper guides are great at
Hi all.
We are brand new to Libre. We are used to MS office. Is there a "cheat
sheet" that says "If you do this in office these here the steps you need to
take to do the same thing in Libre?" Also we have noticed that when we
import documents especially those with tables the formatting is altered
