It sounds as if you might want to create a Writer template with a title line
and a simple table, and call it something that will let her find it and
choose it as the template for her new documents. A lot of people think
tables must be difficult, but I think you'll find this an easy task. It'll
get you used to Writer, and using its Help, also. If it gets too confusing,
we can help with more specific details. And when she wants to get fancier,
with notes or something, and sorting, and whatever, that can be done pretty
easily, too. I think spreadsheets and databases could maybe wait a bit,
since she's only 7, though they're more powerful than tables for more
complex purposes.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 10:01 PM
Subject: [users] using version 2.1 of OpenOffice.org, would like your
recommendation
My 7 years old daughter's new obsession this year seems to be making
random lists of just about anything she can think of in her notebook, list
like her favorite tv shows. I thought maybe I could use this hobby of hers
to get her to learn to use word proccessing software. I'm not too computer
savvy, so i was wondering what you guys would recommend is the simplest
and best way to use the OpenOffice.org suite to accommodate her new
list-making hobby.
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