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[Solved] One page, two pages
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 11:41 am
by Harry_Steele
(Question deleted: found answer)
Edit: RoryOF: Question reinstated as it may help others:
OpenOffice is displaying two pages side by side; how to get to single page display? |
Next question. I opened a document and edited it, but when I went to save it, OO wouldn't let me, saying that the "document was opened as read-only, and can't be saved".
This is a new one on me. What do I do, please?
Thank you.
Harry
Re: One page, two pages
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 11:55 am
by RoryOF
Three icons at bottom right of screen. Click on single page icon and adjust the scaling slider beside then, or /View /Zoom
Re: One page, two pages
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 12:19 pm
by Harry_Steele
Thanks, Rory. I actually managed to find that myself, a rare bit of observation skill for me!
Now I have another problem, which I edited into this post, before you replied. sorry.
Re: One page, two pages
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:11 pm
by RoryOF
Please do not delete a question, as it renders the entire thread and the effort of those who answer utterly pointless. Also, post only one question to a thread.
You may find many Mac-related answers in
Mac Tutorial
A file locked message is often due to that file not having been properly closed after a previous editing session. This may leave a hidden lock file in the same folder as the file. I have no doubt that the Mac Tutorial will tell how to deal with that.
Re: One page, two pages
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:20 pm
by Hagar Delest
Tagged solved since new topic created for the second question.
Re: One page, two pages
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2020 1:58 pm
by Harry_Steele
RoryOF wrote:Please do not delete a question, as it renders the entire thread and the effort of those who answer utterly pointless. Also, post only one question to a thread.
You may find many Mac-related answers in
Mac Tutorial
A file locked message is often due to that file not having been properly closed after a previous editing session. This may leave a hidden lock file in the same folder as the file. I have no doubt that the Mac Tutorial will tell how to deal with that.
Noted. Apologies, Rory. Thanks again.