MS Office to Open Office

[jerrylche]

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Hi...anyone knows where i could find a Switch 101 or something for comparison from MS Word to Open Office Word? I really find it hard to work with Open Office...

[istoryanimo]

Hate open Office before... but in the long run nanaad nalang ko hehehe.

[jerrylche]

so how did you know how to use it? naa kay way unsaon? naanad nmn gd tag MS Word nya dli jd ko kabalo unsaon pa page setup or unsa pa...

[vern]

Your best bet is to use it in every day work. You'll get the hang of it fast if you don't have to sit down and learn everything without applying it. Word processors are essentially the same thing unless you use any of Word's advanced features.

[jerrylche]

Your best bet is to use it in every day work. You'll get the hang of it fast if you don't have to sit down and learn everything without applying it. Word processors are essentially the same thing unless you use any of Word's advanced features.

well yeah...very good point...i better get started then...tnx...

[pinoyapache]

been using OO since 2007 and i didn't look back anymore. in fact, all my office mates are starting to jibe with OO.

[burikoy12]

You can start here:

User Guides for OpenOffice.org 3.x - OpenOffice.org Wiki


But vern et. al. are right. Using OO in your everyday work is the best way to learn it.

As for page setup, it can be found on "Format" in OO (righfully so) instead of "File" menu in MS Word.

[frankiez2dmax]

pde pde pde na

[mijito]

i think sa ms office mas ma kayuon ka kai mao sab na anad and naa man pd tanan features sa office, niya mao pd g pang gamit kasagrn, hasul na mag re edit nasb ka if imo file kai oo niya e open sa ms mag edit napd ka kaid magka d mao ang mga spacing