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TE year1sourcebook/year1 unit2 Topics of Study in the Unit (view source)
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==== Entering text, formatting text, inserting a numbered list and inserting a text box ====
==== Entering text, formatting text, inserting a numbered list and inserting a text box ====
A useful feature of the LibreOffice suite is that the Writer and Impress products are fully integrated and have the same interface. When you select File → Open, you get to chose if you will create a text file or a presentation file. Hence most functions explained for LibreOffice Writer can be used in the same manner in LibreOffice Impress, including entering text, formatting text, inserting a numbered list and inserting a text box (image 36).
A useful feature of the LibreOffice suite is that the Writer and Impress products are fully integrated and have the same interface. When you select File → Open, you get to chose if you will create a text file or a presentation file. Hence most functions explained for LibreOffice Writer can be used in the same manner in LibreOffice Impress, including entering text, formatting text, inserting a numbered list and inserting a text box (image 36).
[[File:COL_-_Entering_text_on_a_slide.png|thumb|450x450px|Image 36 - DST slide presentation, entering and formating text using LibreOffice Impress|left]]
You can change the background and line colours in the text boxes in your slides. To change the background colour, select Format → Style → Edit Style → Area. Select the colour you want (white is a good background). Similarly, if you do not want a border for the text box, you can remove it. Select Format → Style → Edit Style → Line → Style → None. (image 39 and 40)
You can change the background and line colours in the text boxes in your slides. To change the background colour, select Format → Style → Edit Style → Area. Select the colour you want (white is a good background). Similarly, if you do not want a border for the text box, you can remove it. Select Format → Style → Edit Style → Line → Style → None. (image 39 and 40)
[[File:COL_-_Change_area_colour_of_a_text_box_on_a_slide.png|thumb|450x450px|Image 39 - COL - Change area colour of a text box on a slide|left]]
[[File:COL_-_Changing_line_colour_on_a_slide.png|thumb|450x450px|Image 40 - COL - Changing line colour on a slide|right]]
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