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Using and Customizing Tempates for Open Office

Sunday, October 15, 2006

"This article is about how to use the OpenOffice.org templates, in particular the WorldLabel templates, to print the labels you need. I'll talk about how to download them, install them, use them as they are, and how to customize them with graphics and other features." Read more @ HowToForge. And please digg this story.

Note from the Nerd: This is some very helpful stuff. If you are an Open Office users, you have got to check this out.
posted by linnerd40, Sunday, October 15, 2006


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