Joyce McClure wrote:
I found a stationery in one of my card programs that I really liked so I saved it into my documents
What is the name of this stationary file that you saved? Is the name
something like "FlowerBorder.png"? The last part of the file, such as
".png" or ".doc" will provide useful information.
I cannot for the life of me find a way to activate the cursor so I can type my letter on the imported stationery.
Do you know if this file opens/imports into Writer? Look in the top bar
of your window, it probably has the words "OpenOffice.org Writer" in the
top.
I have Windows XP Pro on a generic "made for me" computer. I use Windows
Explorer and Outlook Express.
I was able to compose a letter in OO by using the Wizard and that was really
smooth.
Can someone tell me what setting I need in order to activate the cursor to use
on my imported stationery?
Oh, I am using Open Office 2.2
Joyce
I am guessing that you might not be in Writer, but say "Draw". My next
guess is that the file is read-only. If so, if you use File > Save As
and use a new file name with a supported OOo extension, it might become
editable.
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