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From this point on, all changes you make to the document will occur only in the

Microsoft Word document. You have changed the name and file type of your

document. If you want to go back to working with the .odt version of your document,

you must open it again.

Tip

To have OOo save documents by default in the Microsoft Word file

format, go to Tools > Options > Load/Save. See “Choosing options

for loading and saving documents” in Chapter 2 (Setting up

OpenOffice.org).

Working with text

Working with text (selecting, copying, pasting, moving) in Writer is similar to working

with text in any other program. OOo also has some convenient ways to select items

that are not next to each other, select a vertical block of text, and paste unformatted

text.

Selecting items that are not consecutive

To select nonconsecutive items (as shown in Figure 68) using the mouse:

1) Select the first piece of text.

2) Hold down the Control key and use the mouse to select the next piece of text.

3) Repeat as often as needed.

Now you can work with the selected text (copy it, delete it, change the style, or

whatever).

Note

Macintosh users: substitute the Command key when instructions in this

chapter say to use the Control key.

Figure 68: Selecting items that are not next to each other

To select nonconsecutive items using the keyboard:

1) Select the first piece of text. (For more information about keyboard selection of

text, see the topic “Navigating and selecting with the keyboard” in the Help.)

2) Press Shift+F8. This puts Writer in “Add” mode. The word ADD appears on the

status bar.

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