How do I set up an OpenOffice page like Microsoft Word?


  1. Zachintosh
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    How do I set up an OpenOffice page like Microsoft Word?


    My Microsoft Word trial recently ran out so I started using OpenOffice, which I actually like. The only problem is is that I don't have a margin on OO. Whenever I used MW my printed pages would be indented nicely. I have been getting in trouble with teachers since I am supposed to have 2.5-3 pages and OO gives me 2 pages. I need to set up the margins and indentations on OpenOffice. Can anyone supply some help? I am actually working on an essay right now.
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  3. gobbetto
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    You should try LlibreOffice instead; open office developement is long dead
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  4. Zachintosh
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    I have that on Ubuntu but I really don't feel like using it. Lol
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