Download User`s Guide StarOffice 5.2
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The Function Bar The toolbar beneath the Menu bar is the Function bar. This bar contains icons for some important commands and functions that can be called up in StarOffice. At the left of the Function bar, the URL field indicates the document you are currently working on. In this space, you can also select or enter other URL addresses in order to open those respective documents. (URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator and refers to a general address for a document or folder, either in your file system or the worldwide Internet.) Under Tools - Options - General... - View you can choose to display large or normal icons in the Toolbars, and can show these raised (3D) or flat. Some other toolbars are the Object bar, the Main toolbar and the Option bar. These bars will appear depending on the document type you are working with in StarOffice: ■ A toolbar containing specific graphics and drawing tools will be available when you're working on a StarOffice Draw document. ■ When editing a text document, the text Object bar contains functions for bold or italic font attributes, etc. ■ If your cursor is positioned within a frame in a text document, a special frame Object bar is displayed that you can use to modify the frame properties. The environment in StarOffice (menu commands, context menus, toolbars, status bars, etc.) will always adapt to the object you're currently working on. Some icons have a small green triangle, which means that you can open these icons by holding the mouse button down a few seconds longer than usual. Some icons have a context menu that you can open by right-clicking the mouse. The Desktop After starting StarOffice, the first thing you will see is the StarOffice Desktop displayed in the work area. If you open a document or open a folder in the Explorer (via double-click), the work area displays a window with the contents of the document or folder. The Desktop is then either completely or partially covered, but it is still always there in the background. Use the Desktop button in the Task bar to switch to the Desktop whenever you want. If no document is open, you will only see the Desktop. You can assign the desktop a color and/or background picture, either via the Chapter 3 The StarOffice Desktop 27
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