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Starting OpenOffice.org

The most common way to launch any component of OOo is by using the

system menu, the standard menu from which most applications are

started. On Windows, it is called the Start menu. On GNOME, it is

called the Applications menu. On KDE it is identified by the KDE logo.

On Mac OS X, it is the Applications menu.

When OOo was installed on your computer, in most cases a menu entry

for each component was added to your system menu. (If you are using

a Mac, see note below.) The exact name and location of these menu

entries depend on the operating system and graphical user interface.

Note for Mac users

You should see the OpenOffice.org icon in the Applications folder.

When you double-click this icon, a text document opens in Writer. To

open the other components (Draw, Calc, Impress, Base), go to the File

menu of the Writer window and select the component you want.

OOo does not automatically put a shortcut icon on the desktop, but you

can add one if you wish. If you do not know how to add shortcut icons

for launching programs, please consult the help for your operating

system.

Starting from an existing document

You can start OOo by double-clicking the filename of an OOo document

in a file manager such as Windows Explorer. The appropriate

component of OOo will start and the document will be loaded.

Note for Windows users

If you have associated Microsoft Office file types with OOo, then when

you double-click on a *.doc (Word) file, it opens in Writer; *.xls

(Excel) files open in Calc, and *.ppt (PowerPoint) files open in

Impress.

If you did not associate the file types, then when you double-click on a

Microsoft Word document, it opens in Microsoft Word (if Word is

installed on your computer), Excel files open in Excel, and PowerPoint

files open in PowerPoint.

You can use another method to open Microsoft Office files in OOo and

save in those formats from OOo. See “Opening an existing document”

on page 28 for more information.

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