Sorry Dan but can you think of anything else because "use View > Toolbars and
the click Formating in the menu" does nothing at all.
And I am using an OpenOffice.org Writer
Regards Tom
Dan Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Wednesday June 20 2007 4:04 pm, Tom
wrote:
> Do you have a ph number with location and country code?
> Hi Dan,
> Would you believe that I have three toolbars there now and after
> clicking visible buttons on each one of them and seeing three lists
> of options, on not one list are the basic things I want: Bold
> Italics
> Underline
> Font colour
> Highlighting
> I would have thought these would be the first things any amateur
> was wanting. Regards Tom
> PS Also how do I get rid of the three unwanted toolbars that I am
> sure are useful for someone?
The basic things you want are all located in the Formating
toolbar. To access this toolbar, use View > Toolbars and the click
Formating in the menu.
To "get rid" of an unwanted toolbars, use View > Toolbars. Then
click the toolbar you do not want to be visible. Do this for each of
the toolbars you want to hide.
> Dan Lewis wrote: On Wednesday June 20 2007
7:29 am, Tom wrote:
> > Hi I have just lost all the text faculties from my
> > open.office.org tool bar.
> >
> > I just want the basic stuff back like the bold icon italics icon
> > underline icon text colouring and text highlighting.
> >
> > So far I go to Tools and then select Customise but nothing I
> > select goes back on the tool bar. All I get is a command box that
> > doesn't make any sense to me.
> >
> > All this evolved from the when I was unsuccessfully trying to
> > find a "Shift Left" tool to shift 20 email addresses hard up
> > against the margin.
> >
> > Could you give me a solution to that problem too?
> >
> > Sincerely Tom Reardon.
>
> Click the arrow at the right end of the toolbar to open a menu.
> The top listing should be Visible buttons. Click it. This opens the
> list of possible buttons for that particular toolbar. Click the
> ones you need. (You will have to do this for each button you choose
> as the menus close with each selection.)
>
> Dan
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