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OpenOffice Writer 3.x Guide
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Appearance options

Writing, editing, and page layout are often easier to do when you can see as much as possible of what is going on in your document. You may wish to make visible such items as text, table, and section boundaries (in Writer documents), page breaks in Calc, and grid lines in Draw or Writer. In addition, you might prefer different colors (from OOo’s defaults) for such items as note indicators or field shadings.

On the OpenOffice.org – Appearance page, you can specify which items are visible and the colors used to display various items.

  • To show or hide items such as text boundaries, select or deselect the options next to the names of the items.
  • To change the default colors for items, click the down-arrow in the Color Setting column by the name of the item and select a color from the pop-up box.
  • To save your color changes as a color scheme, click Save, type a name in the Scheme box; then click OK.
Showing or hiding text, object, and table boundaries.



OpenOffice Writer 3.x Guide
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