On Fri, 2005-08-26 at 19:05 -0400, gary searles wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am not a skilled computer expert in any sense of the term but
> have done all I know how to do. I found your Open Office program on
> Kim Komando's recommended list and downloaded it and have worked
> through finally figuring out how to get it completely downloaded. I
> have tried it out by creating a small information sheet for a doctor
> friends office but no matter how often I delete and retype it and have
> it looking perfect, when printed, it has the same errors in the same
> places. I'm at my wit's end and hope you can council me on how to
> correct this.
> Thank you for you time, as a disabled individual this has been
> quite stressful. I will attach a copy of the text document as I have
> it typed on your program in question, and another showing the errors
> as they occur on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and last lines of the body type.
>
>
> !
>
Gary,
Jonathon I think is on the right track. You need to enable kerning. OOo
will do this for you but you have to know where to look so here goes:
1. Open the Sylist and check the paragraph style that is in use.
Maybe default.
2. Highlight this style and right click
3. select modify
4. click the Position tab
5. Check Pair kerning.
6. Click OK
Now anything that has this paragraph style also has kerning enabled and
spacing between letters should be reduced to minimum. In your case, you
may have to change "office" to another font if this doesn't work.
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