1. After a quick introduction, the second wizard screen (Figure 14.1) asks what documents
you want to include on your site. Click Add to put OpenOffice or Word docs
on your site. Use the arrows on the right to define the order in which documents
appear. Edit the Document Information for each document as you see fit. Click Next
when finished.
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FIGURE 14.1 Transform your ordinary OpenOffice or Word documents into web pages with
the OpenOffice.org Web Page Wizard.
2. On the next page (Figure 14.2), define the layout for your page. The wizard will
even put the site??™s table of contents in a separate frame if you like.
FIGURE 14.2 Select a layout for your page.
3. The third page (Figure 14.3) lets you set details for your layout. Note the option to
???Optimize the layout for screen resolution.??? By default, this is set at 800?—600. There??™s
a good reason for this: Most people still use this resolution, even with the higher
options available to them! This will change over time, with the continuing transition
to flat-panel monitors, but we just aren??™t there yet.
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