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Covers the various basic settings, includingyour user data (like your address and e-mail), important paths,and settings for printers and external programs. |
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Includes the settings related to theopening and saving of several file types. There is a dialog forgeneral settings and several special dialogs to define how externalformats should be handled. |
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Covers the various settings related tolanguages and writing aids, namely your locale and spell checkersettings. This is also the place to enable support for Asian languages. |
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Includes the dialogs to configure anyproxies and to change settings related to search engines. |
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Configures the global word processingoptions, such as the basic fonts and layout that Writer should use. |
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Changes the settings related to the HTMLauthoring features of OpenOffice.org. |
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Changes the settings for Calc, such asthose related to sort lists and grids. |
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Changes the settings that should applyto all presentations. For example, you can specify the measurementunit for the grid used to arrange elements. |
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Includes the settings related to thevector drawing module, such as the drawing scale, grid properties,and some print options. |
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Provides a single dialog to set somespecial print options for formulas. |
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Defines the default colors used for newlycreated charts. |
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Defines how external data sources shouldbe accessed. |
