[Solved] What is the "Writer Guide"?

[MamaMac01]

I spend a great deal of time just trying to figure out how to make a post! This website is so confusing! Maybe I should just pay for Word again!

All I'm trying to find out is what is this "Writer Guide" that the manual talks about?

Marie McWilliams

Edit: Changed subject, was Help not helpful  Make your post understandable by others  -- MrProgrammer, forum moderator

[robleyd]

Download the PDF from https://www.openoffice.org/documentatio ... rGuide.pdf

[MrProgrammer]

All I'm trying to find out is what is this "Writer Guide" that the manual talks about?

We have a link to the Writer guide at the top of the Writer section of the forum. See below; you can't click the picture but you can click the link in the next sentence. This link is a series of web pages which present the material. You can also get a PDF of the complete Writer guide. This documentation is for version 3. Documentation for version 4 is not yet complete, but there are few differences between version 3 and version 4 and the version 3 documentation is what everyone uses.

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Probably the best introduction to Writer is Apache OpenOffice Writer for students.

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[Zizi64]

OpenOffice 4.1.14 on Windows 10

Try the LibreOffice

LibreOffice documentation (books):
https://documentation.libreoffice.org/e ... mentation/

[LastUnicorn]

Zizi64's advice to switch from OpenOffice to LibreOffice is good advice. There are several good reasons to do so, some of which are mentioned here: [Tutorial] Considering a Switch from OpenOffice to LibreOffice? Some Useful Information