Following are some of the many choices you can make in the Options dialog box:
. Define your mail client in the Internet section (should you want to email a document
directly from OOo) . See more about setting up and using email in Chapter
13, ???Using the Internet: Browsing the Web and Writing Email,??? and Chapter 15,
???Managing Email Servers.???
. Tell OOo to automatically save your work at regular intervals in the Load/Save
General section.
. Tell OOo if it should save a backup copy of your work in Load/Save General.
. Turn on (or off) the automatic spell checker in Language Settings/Writing Aids.
. Use a Direct Cursor tool to put text wherever you click (and not just at the beginning
of the next line). This is set in the Writer section, Formatting Aids.
. Define your default document fonts in Writer, Basic Fonts.
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FIGURE 9.1 The OpenOffice.org Options dialog box lets you set up OpenOffice.org and its
various tools the way you want.
You may also want to set up and customize your toolbars and keyboard shortcuts at some
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