Libre Office Tutorial for Complete Beginners: The Best Alternative to MS Office

1. Course Introduction: Welcome to this course on Mastering LibreOffice. A comprehensive guide to writer, Impress presentation, spreadsheet, and many more features. Get ready to unlock the full potential of LibreOffice, the powerful and free Office Suite that is a fantastic alternative to Microsoft Word. This course is designed for beginners who want to master LibreOffice and create stunning documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and more. Say goodbye to expensive software and say hello to LibreOffice Robots features and user friendly interface. In this course, we'll dive into the core components of LibreOffice. We'll start with an introduction to LibreOffice, where you'll learn what it is and its benefits and then how to download and install it. You'll get acquainted with the interface and basic navigation, setting a strong foundation for your learning joy. Explore LibreOffice Writer at the beginning, teaching you how to create and edit document with ease. You'll master text editing, formatting and organizing and you'll as well learn how to insert and customize images, tables, charts, shapes, you name it, you learn everything about basic writer usage. We'll also cover advanced features like writing equations, adding hyperlinks and using headers and footers. Ensuring that you have all the tools you need for professional document creation. We will also delve into LibreOffice Impress guiding you through creating engaging presentations and so much more. You learn how to add transitions, animations and multimedia elements, as well as customizable slide properties and manage tables and charts within the Impress presentation of LibreOffice. In the COP module, you will perform basic and advanced mathematical operations, create and customize charts, and at the end of it all, you learn how to save and export spreadsheets in various formats. Also cover LibreOffice drawings where you will learn to design simple flow charts using LibreOffice drawing tools and the math formula module teaching you how to write and manage complex mathematical equations with ease. By the end of this course, you will be proficient in using LibreOffice to handle all your document creation needs, whether for personal or for academic or professional use. Prior experience with the use of bre Office is required. However, basic computer skills and familiarity with office software are beneficial but not necessary. This course is perfect for students, professionals, and educators looking for cost effective alternative to commercial office suites like Microsoft Word. So join me on this journey to Master LibreOffice and take your document creation skills to the next level. 2. What is Libre Office?: So what is LibreOffice? Library Office is a free and open source office suite that rivals paid options like Microsoft Office. It offers a variety of applications for common office tasks, including writer. We have the Library Office writer, which is the word processing for creating and editing documents, letters, report, you name it. This is like the direct equivalent of Microsoft Word, but the free version, of course, under Library Office. Then we have the calculate or the spreadsheet, which is for data analysis, calculations and creating chart. Basically just like the Microsoft Excel version of Microsoft Office, but dome is held with deliberate office. And then we have presentation or what we call the Impress. This is the presentation software for creating slide shows with visuals and animations. And then we have draw feature. It comes in separate, not like with the Microsoft Office. This is a vector graphics editor for creating diagrams, illustrations, and flow charts. And then we have the base. Base is a database management tool for storing and organizing information. Then we have the map. Okay? This is equation editor for creating and editing mathematical formulas. Generally, if you're looking for a powerful and cost effective alternative to Microsoft Office, then LibreOffice is a very, very good alternative that I can recommend to anyone. Okay? It's completely free to download, install, and use, and you will enjoy using it. So in this course, we will cover all of the basics you need to start using LibreOffice as a beginner. So these are some of the benefits of using LibreOffice. It is free and open source. No licensing fee is required. You can just go ahead and download and use it on any computer. The open source nature allows for customization and community development. LibreOffice works on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux operating systems. And then we can talk about the file format compatibility. It opens, edits and saves files in various formats, including Microsoft office formats, dot dogs, dot Lx, dot PPTX, and it has its own open document format, Oddity or ODS or ODP, sometimes. Okay, and we talk about regular updates. The active developer community ensure us regular updates with new features and bug fixes all the time and they are easily reachable. Although we can talk about extensible nature of LibreOffice, it supports extensions for adding different functionalities. You think of it, you name it, we have it with LibreOffice. This concludes this class about what LibreOffice is and some of its benefits that you start to gain when you start using LibreOffice. In the next class, we will look at how to download and install LibreOffice free of charge within your system. Until next time, thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 3. How to Download and Install Libre Office: Now in this class, we will learn about how to download and install LibreOffice in your system, whether you are using Windows, Mac operating system or Linux. But for this tutorial, we'll cover how to download and install it on Mark Operating system. But the process is nearly the same on Windows and Linux. So you can start by coming to Google anywhere within your browser and just type in Google, and you can just search for LibreOffice, just like so and hit on Enter and you brought in here the first option, freeOfice download, you can just go ahead and click it. All right, so once you're here, you can just go ahead and download from here. This is the latest version, Libre 24.2 or you can come all the way up here to download. So you can click on this small arrow. And you can see download LibreOffice. This is going to give you the latest version. So you can come over here, specify the operating system that you're going to use. Like I said, it is available for Windows, Mark operating system, and Linux, both 32 and 64 bit operating system. And even in MAC, you have the Apple silicon and the Intel chip. So for Muncs it has automatically detect and it will detect your also automatic that mine is MAC Operating System Intel. So once you're here, you can just come down, select the operating system and click on Download. And you can see right now it has started to download automatically, right? So let's just give you some seconds to finish the download, and then we can go ahead and install the installation. A is equally very, very simple and step by step. Alright, so right now it has finished the download. We can just come all the way here and click to kickstart the Installation. So once you're here, you can just drag and drop from the software into the applications. Alright, so right now it has finished the installation. So all you need is just to go down to your launch pad, click and you'll just be able to search for and find LibreOffice. This is it. So this concludes this class about how to download and install LibreOffice on your MAC operating system. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one, right? 4. Navigating Libre Office Platform: All right, so in this class, we learn about how to open LibreOffice and navigate the platform. Okay? Go through some of the different basic platforms that we have attached to it. So to start opening LibreOffice, all you need is to still come to your launch pad over here, and you can just go ahead and search for LibreOffice, just like. And you'll be able to see it over here, LibreOffice. You click to Start it. Okay? You can just go ahead and see open. All right. So once you open LibreOffice, you'll be welcome to this very platform. Now, this is where you have recent document all the documents that you have worked on, you'll be able to see them captured over here. It doesn't matter whether it's an Excels document, a Word document or a PDF document. You'll be able to see all of them over here. Now, over here, you'll be able to see you can open a file directly. If you want to open a file that you have some document saved. You can always open directly and navigate within your system and find where that particular file is. And you can remote a file, which means you can work locally if you want to work in local. Then you have recent document. Over here, you have a range of templates that you can always refer to whether you are looking to work with letters. This is modern business letters, and these are BPMN. If you have anything, these are templates of different applications, simplified Chinese normal, and so there are so many of them. This is related to the libri office writer, and these are related to the LibreOffice presentations and so on. You'll be able to see quite a number of different kind of templates that you can easily click and customize to your liking. So now down here, we have the option to create different documents from the writer, like we've explained. This is the Microsoft Word alternative. And then we have the Impressed presentation, which is the PowerPoint and the Microsoft Excel alternatives. You can click on each of them, and the platform is going to look like the ones you do have in Microsoft Office. So this is delibr writer, and you can always navigate across the different platforms. This is the text document. This is spreadsheet, which is the Excel version. Always come over here and open the presentation if you want to open the presentation. You've got templates and so on, and you just look like the exact normal PowerPoint slide that you have, can start from template or you can start from blank sheets directly. You have different layouts that you can work with directly. So this is the beauty of LibreOffice. You can navigate across to all of the platforms. This is drawings. You can start flow chart, we're going to cover the basics of how to use all of these in detail. But this feature is very, very important. This is formula. This is where you can write all your equations, mathematical expressions, complex equations. You write them over here with all of these binary and unary operators. All right. So look in detail how to use all of them. All right. So this concludes this class about how to open LibreOffice and explore some of the basic components or the interface of the different platforms attached to LibreOffice. I hope you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching. In the next class, we are going to look at Libre writer. Okay, as one of the components attached with LibreOffice, we're going to look at Library writer as a good alternative to Microsoft Word, and we'll look at all of its general features and how to use it. So until next time, thanks for watching and I look forward to seeing you in the next class. Bye. 5. Overview of Libre Writer: Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to look at the basics of using Library writer. Okay? Like we've explained earlier, Library writer is the alternative to Microsoft Word. This is the library version of the Microsoft version. Okay? So to access Library Writer, all you need is to start by opening your LibreOffice from the launch pad and you brought in here. Like we've explained earlier, these are recent documents. But if you want to create a writer or if you want to write a document or create a document or use the library writer, you can see it over here. So you can create different different types of document from spreadsheet to presentation to drawings to math and database. Okay? So can start using Library writer by just clicking or writer document over here. So once you click to open it, you will notice that there are a number of things here that can benefit you. So the platform actually looks like the Microsoft Word. Like you see, you can see all the text editing features. You have all the font style and the font sizes. Okay, you can both alize and underline things and having superscript or subscript, like the way we have in the normal Microsoft Word document. You can have the text alignment features, the Indentin and so on. All of them are distributed accordingly here. You can create an open document from here. You have all of these basic features, which we are going to cover how to use all of them in details in the complete beginners. So you can see all of these, you can insert special characters. You can insert hyperlinks and so on. And you can deal with shapes also or drawing functions directly. You have basic shapes down here, and you can see multiple of them over here at the bottom. Okay? So you have a bunch of different kind of features. You can use different kind of Mug styles and so on. And at the left of the right over here, you have a number of features like you have the properties of text. When you click on text properties, you'll have all of these features to play around with, and you have the font style. The different styles. You have the image properties over here, the galleries. You have different types of gallery that you can bring in. You can just check around and see which ones you have the navigator. You are going to look at the basics of some of them over here. You have the page setup over here and you have the style inspector also over here. Quite a number of things are here, many changes if you are interested. So we're going to cover the most basic and the most interesting ones through the course. You can always click to collapse this or you can click back to show the properties in cases if you are editing or dealing with different kind of text. As usual, when you open, you will see this paper size, always located just like the way you have in Microsoft Word. You can type anything and hit on Enter to continue typing and so on. You can do quite a lot of things from here. Okay? So at the top here, you have the ruler, which we have at the horizontal top, okay? And you can enable the side ones also. If you come to view, you can see the status bar. You have the tool bar, different types of tool bar you can customize and enable accordingly. Okay, so you can see the rulers. This is the vertical ruler, and once you click, you can enable it directly. So this is the size of the page. This is 100%. You can zoom it out also if you want to go back to 80%, I always like to keep it at 100 and you can go beyond that also if you're interested. So like you have in the normal Word document, you have the Word and character count over here. You can see the details over here. You can be able to see which page you are on, how many words and characters and the default style, you can be able to see everything in the language, and you can change the look of the page and so on. Basically, this is how to access the LibreOffice writer and have access to all of these features. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching, and I look forward to seeing you in the next class. Now, in the next class, we're going to look at how to create a project and probably do some very basic text editing within LibreOffice. So until next time, thanks for watching and see you in the next class. 6. Basic Text Editing in Writer: Hello and welcome back. In this class, we are going to look at how to create a project and save it and then try to do some very basic text editing within the LibreOffice Writer that we've started. Now, to access LibreOffice, once again, you can just open, and then you can click on Writer Document, and you'll be brought in over to this very platform. Now, as we've earlier explained, the looks and everything is just like the way we have in Microsoftware. Now, to create a document or to create a project, all you need is to come to file over here and you can click on new you can click on New text document. If you want to create a new text document at any given point. But if you want to save this and create a project, you can just come to save over here, and it is going to pop out for you to choose a location where you want to save this project. So as you mean, I want to go to my desktop and I want to search for Liberal Office Tutorial, and I can give my document a name. So let's call this test document. All right, you can see the location. The default is dot audit y. Later we'll look at how to manage the different formats. But this format also can open in Microsoft Word. Can go ahead and say Save. And this document has now been saved. This project has now been created. So you can see from here the name of the project, test document dot audit. Now, like we've explained earlier, this is where you can write anything and you can deal with all the text editing features. For example, let me write something simple. This is just a test document for LibreOffice, so you can just write as anything as you want. We are just in it. Okay? So you can see, we can select everything. Once you highlight, you have the option to change the format. Like I said, the font style. You have different kind of font style. You can just click, can select any style. ARL black also is here, can have L Nile. I kind of like this, and you can go ahead and change the sizing. Can go as far as you want to up to 96. You know, on your own, you can just keep increasing the sizes accordingly. But I think I prefer something like 14 for this. This is okay, or you can go to as far as 12, which is mainly for most of the document that you'll be creating. Have the option to bold, to utilize, to line, and so on, and you can even strike through if you're interested. So you can see these are very basic things that you can do with your text, and you can do with Control Z or Command Z on your Mac operating system or on Windows accordingly. And then you have the option to come down here and you can use the superscript and subscript, so you can select this and you can make this superscript, which means it's going to go up, or you can make it a subscript, which means it's going to come down. At any given point, you can delete the formatting that you put on this while just clicking on this and it's now back to normal. Okay, libration Self. Okay, so you can change the text coloration also by clicking here. This is automatic black. You can change it to any color of your choice. You can see right now, we can change it to any color depending on your choice. You have the character highlighting color, also, you can click This is background color or character highlighting of the background. You can change it to any color as well if you are interested in changing the color. Right, can make it black if you're interested or can make this color accordingly. And then down here, you have the alignment. You can align left, you can align center, you can align right, and you can do justification of the text in cases when you have mode text can justify like that, and everything is going to end at the edges, just like the way we do have in normal text. Now you have the option to include the list. You can have different kind of list. For example, you can make this option one, option two, and you can make it item three, all right? Okay, you can just hit on Enter and you can continue to customize the items. You can customize it to any look of your choice. This is the first level. You can have a second level, and maybe you may choose how it is going to look like the bullets, how the bulletin is going to be. Maybe the second level, you can format it to this. And once you say Okay to this, and you can hit on the tab sign to enter the second level and you can say this is item four, for example, item five, right? And once you hit on Enter twice, it's going to go back to the normal text that you have. Okay? So you can continue with your indenting. For example, you can say this is topic. This is introduction. This one also to be indented, this is the first layer. You can go to the circle level by just hitting on the indenting the tab sign and you go to the circle level. Now you can select everything here and remove the background color, which is the word I don't want. You can come over and say no fill, can see everything is now back to normal. This is how to play around with the text. This is basic text editing. You can select or you can bring in text from another document. For example, let's say we copy something like this, and then we can come over here and just best it. So you can select highlight and you have a bunch of features, you can change the formatting of the text. You can bold, you can unutilize it, and you can see right now you can align or justify it. And you can add different kind of things. You can add the indenting. The indenting increase the indent by the left. You can see it moves in the entire text, move in, and you can move back if you are not interested. And you can increase the paragraph spacing. If you want to increase the paragraph spacing, you can see you are increasing paragraph spacing or decrease the paragraph spacing using these features. So these are very very interesting features that you can play around with once you start using text to edit your things. So you can enter anywhere and you can hit on the space or delete sign, or you can add anything across. Just like the way you do add text in Microsoft Word document. So you can just add this is just an addition. Okay? And you can hit on Enter to enter the next line, and you can double click to select a particular word, or you can triple click to select a whole paragraph, something like that. So this is basically about how to create a document and play around with some basic text editing features within Library office. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 7. Adding Bullets and Numbering: All right. So in this class, we are going to cover how to add a list of items, how to add in numbers and the indentin as well as the line spacing. So assuming we have these two paragraphs and we want to number them. These are a list of fruits. You can select them and we can bold the headers, can select this one also and bold the headers as well. Can do that with Command B also in MAC to get the bolded nature. So let's say we want to give these items a number. We want them number, so we can select by just selecting the last one and dragging or selecting the first one and dragging with your mouse left click and just holding it. You can see we've selected all the list of items. You can come over here. We can make it a bullet head list, normal bullets. So you can see with just one click. We have this dot as our list. And if you don't want, you can click on this small arrow and you have the option to change to any list of your choice. You can go with this. I kind of like it sometimes. But if you don't want, you can go with this tick and you can see different types. You don't want, you can as well come over here, come to customize, and you can select from the available ones. These are numbers. If you want numbers, you can see different types of numbers, you can see them. And if you want bullets, you can see different kind of bullets. Get the character style, you can see from here. Now, let's say we just want the bullets and we want it to go with the selected one, this one. This is for bullets. One number at least, you can select, let's say, in this list of some Nigerian delicacies and come over here, you can use numbers. This is going to give you the default number in one, two, three. And if you go to the last one and on enter, it's going to give you the next one, which you can write something like Aala. Okay? And age. All right. And you can just keep writing if you want. But if you don't want this type of numbering as well, you can click and select and you can come to the number to this small arrow. You can have this type of numbering if you want this type. If you want it to have the letter A to C, A to F, you can see them with the parentheses. Okay? So you can go to Roman numerals. Also, you can customize if you want to go to Roman numerals. But these are just different styles of numbering your listed items. But I prefer to go with one, two, three, and this is just basic. Now, another thing you can look into is if you want more, for example, after this first option, you have other options like we've explained in the previous class. If you would enter, it's going to tell you that you can put in item two. But if you hit on the tab, which means you are going to go to Level two. Giving sub items under this two engine cava, you can give top items maybe that are needed under this. So if you don't want it to start with one, you can come over here and come to customize. And this is Level two right now, so you can change it to maybe something like, okay, ABC, and you can see, Okay to this, and you can see the next one is ABC. For example, you can say vegetables. We can see the next one under the two chin Caffa. It keeps on going like that. For example, we can see oil and maybe, let's say we can say maize or something like that. So this is how the arrangement is going to be. So this for listed items, we can do nearly the same for the paragraphs. So for example, as you mai, we want to add in indent. So we can come over here. We can add indent at the beginning. You'll see this in most of our writeups. You can see we can just add indent increase indent, you can see the entire document moving just one spacing forward. You can reduce it also by coming over here, can see and reduce it. Or you can move the entire document just like that. Move them either one spacing or two spacing however you want it. Okay? So you can increase this line spacing also in between the lines, you can select. Let's say you select this text and come to line spacing. Most of our writes, for example, in seminar papers, you may be asked to have 1.15 spacing. As you click, you can see it has given you that spacing. And in some projects, you'll be asked to write with double line spacing. So this is 1.1. This is single line spacing, the previous one. You can have double line spacing, which is going to give you more space according. Okay, so you can see we now have this is double line spacing. If you want to reduce that, you can always come over here and specify the line spacing accordingly. At least you can give a range also proportional to fixed. You can fix the line spacing. But I prefer to go with 1.15, which is very okay. And then you can increase the paragraphing. This is the paragraph spacing. Okay? You can click and you can see in between these paragraphs, you are now increasing the spacing, and you can reduce the spacing also with the next item, like we've explained previously in the previous. Okay, so this is just a bit about how to add numbers listed items, indenting, as well as line spacing within LibreOffice. Hope you enjoy this video. So this does it for this class. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. 8. Importing and Managing Images: Oh Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to insert and edit images within LibreOffice. Now to insert image, you have to make sure you are at the home tab, and then you can come to the top. Over here, you can see insert and image, but you have to specify exactly where you want to insert that image. So you can come over here. Let's say you want to insert the image in between these paragraphs. Okay? This paragraph, I want to insert the image at this point. You come to Insert Image, so you can click Insert Image and you can select from anywhere within your document where you have that image that you want to insert. Right? So assuming I have this image, I can just click on open, and you can see right now I have inserted my image. Now, I can play around with so many things as regards this image because there are a lot of properties that came up once I insert this image. So while selecting this image can come to the edge and I can resize it if I'm interested in resizing it, right? I can resize it. And right now you can see it is floating alongside my text. That is because this is the optimal selection that we have. You can have it side by side with your text all this way. You can see the arrangement or you can see it. You can float within your document or thereabout. But what I always like to have is to have it directly non set to non, which means it's going to occupy the space that I have. So once I click here, and I can just hit on Enter to have my, I can click and drag and move it across very easily. So this is my text right now, and I can click to have it anywhere within my document, right? All right, so while still selecting, if you notice something that when we click out we are editing the text, the properties that we have is different from when we select our image. We have a number of things that we can deal with. For example, the positioning over here, these are positions. You can put it through the document or this is through a text. Once you click on this, it's going to float like I've explained on top of the text. Let's give an example. You can see right now it is floating on top of the text, okay? But then this is none, which is going to give you that initial position that we put it after the text, okay? All right, so this is the position that we give it in the first place. All right, so still while selecting the text, you can Okay, still while selecting the text, you have the option to change the alignment. You can align left, right center. Right now, it's align right. You can align left, can bring it to the left, and you can align right as well, okay? Or you can leave it at center if you're interested. Or if you have many items, you can change the alignment to the middle ankle or to the top ankle or to the right bottom ankle as well. So you can change it accordingly. And you can change the layering in cases if you have multiple images, you can bring to the front. This one, you can put it one forward, forward, one, one item at a time, which means ahead of one image at a time. Okay? Back one, you can go down one, they are about to send to back. It's just going to go back directly to foreground or to background. Okay, just like that. You can change in all of these basic things. And over here, you have the option to crop the image. You can crop it directly. You can just select, and you can see we can crop some section of it, can crop this section as well if you want to crop any section. And once you're done, you can click on Crop Down again and you are done cropping. Okay? Or you can click out. So still selecting the text, you have the option to flip. You can flip right left. So let me undo this cropping with Command Z. You can select the document and you can flip. You can flip vertically. You can flip horizontally and they are about depending. You can flip it. You can see we've just flipped it completely the opposite direction. You can flip however you want it, and you can rotate by 90 degrees. You can see this is 90 degrees rotation, and this is another 90 degrees the other way, and you can see it has just brought it back to normal. And if you want to do custom rotating, you can click on this, and in your own, you can just drag. You can see right now I'm rotating it. And once I release, you can see I've rotated it on this till we're selecting this, you can click also on drag and you can see I've rotated it back to the way it was. And you can change the transparency of this particular text. You have quite a number of controls. For example, you can see we are changing the transparency. Right now, it is becoming transparent. So if you make it 100%, which means it's going to be plainly white. So let's make it something like 80 so you can see the transparency I'm talking about. You revert back to zero, then you'll see that it is fully no transparent. So this is the exact image. Com play around with the coloration as well. Can add any of the color that you see here accordingly, and it is going to make it a bit beautiful and different. Depending if you want to add some red, you can go ahead and add some red or you can add some greenish color to this, and you can see it is popping it out a little bit and making it very, very clearer. Another thing that you must pay attention to when dealing with images is that when you select, this is the basic ones that comes up. You can equally have the same access from here. When you come to this small arrol this side bar, you can see image properties over here. So while still selecting the image, you have the option to do all of this. You can wrap left, right, optimal. Before after through a text, you can change all of these features, the pacing, you can play around with it, the color mode, the brightness and contrast, the transparency, you can play around with all of these. You can define the width and height also of this particular do do rotation also from here manually. You can see on your own with just selection and just drag in, you can see you can do 360 degrees in terms of the rotation. And you can always come back to zero to bring it back to the way it was. You can flip it right, left and you can change the alignment as well, like we've explained earlier, and you can change the arrangement as well from all of these features. So there are quite a number of controls that you have as regards images that you can deal with within LibreOffice. So this basically concludes this class about importing and managing images within LibreOffice. I hope you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 9. Adding and Customizing Tables: Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to add a manage table within the liberal office Impress presentation. So the way to add a managed table is nearly the same way as we do add a manage table in the liberal office writer that we've discussed in the previous class. It's the same process. So we just explore the same thing. But in this case, only that you are adding it on slide, to make your work a bit better. To let's start by adding a fresh slide, okay, new slide here, and then we can make it a blank slide from the properties panel over here. Now we want to add something. We want to add a table, so we can come all the way to the table section over here. This is a table. C click to add or you can click on this small drop down to define the number of rows and columns. Okay? So how many rows and columns do you want? You can easily select. All right. So let's say we are going with something simple, four by four. Once you click on four by four, you will see that this is the four by four table that you have. As soon as you select and enable the table, you can see the table properties had popped up, just like the way we do have in most of the writers that you have. So what this means is that the content of this table, you can change it. But before you start adding content, or before you start changing the content, you can see the table design over here. There are lots of design pre designed templates that you can use. Okay? They are very interesting and they're very nice. You can select depending on your choice. You can go with something like this, if you want something like this or something like this, depending or you can go something like this or something like this. So depending on you, let's go with this. Or if you want to add a specific new design, you can always click and add. You can always click the plus sign and keep adding a new design. Okay? So for this class, let's keep it simple. Let's go with something like. Now here, you can define the header row as well as which of the rules do you want branded, Bnded The header rule. Is this the header or the total rule or something like that. You can enable which one do you want with the coloration. So for this case, I want the header, and you can see force column also if you want, can enable all these. You have quite a number of controls as regards what you add as regards the detail of the table within the brain press presentation. So you can uncheck this or you want it to be the last column, also, you can or the bonded columns, you can directly. So for this, let's go with the first column, and I think it's quite professional. So let's write something to just signify that this is a table. Okay, so in each case, you can play around with the content. You can select the content, and you have all of these features like the combo things. You can utilize things. You can change the coloration to something that can depict what you want. Okay? You can just go ahead and change accordingly. If you want to have a red color, you can change what they are about. And you can add in suffix superscript and subscript. Okay, you can add all of these. You can increase and decrease the size of the fonts from here. You can change also manually. From here, you can play around with the sizing and so on. This piecing, you can play around with it, the indenting, the list, and so on. You have quite a number of controls from here. So this is table, and at any given point you want to move it, you can select and move it somewhere, can just select and drag and move it somewhere. And once you select, the table properties comes back. Now, in addition to the general character, general properties of the image, you can have other properties like these tiles, if you want to check these tiles, as well as the navigation and shapes if you want to add shapes and so on. Like, for example, if you want to merge the cell you can just select and right click the cell. You can have march cells or split cells. You can march these cells. For example, let's say I want to merge these two, you can just select them and then say march cells, and these two now become one. Or you can split them into two. So you can say split cells into split cells into two, or you can split into three also if you want. Hrizontally or vertically, you can into equal parts or into equal some proportions, you can define accordingly. Now let's say okay to this, and you can see we've subdivided them vertically into three slides into three cells. Let's undo this and let's say we split this horizontally into three. Okay, so let's say vertically sorry into three and then say Okay into two is okay. You get the message. You can do as you like, right? So you can right click. You have other things. You can insert rows and columns above rows above this. You can insert rows below this. You can insert columns before, columns after. You can also do that as well. Very easily, you can customize things accordingly. You can check out characters and paragraphs. If you have any issues, you can work with them directly. You can align object left right and center, top, center or bottom. You can change the arrangement to bring forward, backward this particular table if you are interested. Now, table position and size, you can manage it on your own by bringing in the position and size wizard. You have the position, the X and Ys you can define manually. This sizing you can define manually also. This is a preview of what you have the base point and so on. The protect you can protect position and size, so nobody moves the table to anywhere. Rotation, you have a number of controls as regards rotation. You can select and you can be able to on your own rotate the table to an angle, right to any angle of your choice. And you can always bring it back to normal. As you say, Okay to this, the rotation takes effect. Inside the slant and corner redis, if you're interested, you can add the angle and so on. You can define all of this. But at this stage, I just want to keep everything at default. I can just cancel this whenever you have anything, you can always come to the table properties and click and you'll be able to have access to the table properties over here. Like the family, what type of table? Like we've explained, the liberan, liberation sands. This is the font effect. If you have anything, transparency, the borders, what type of border do you want, you can see all of them. You can go ahead and change accordingly. Okay? The default is this type of border, but you can have all borders if you want to use this as well. And then you have the background coloration. You can change the background coloration of this and you can add any of the color according to your choice. If you want to make it gradient color, you can add gradient color also directly. Once you say Okay to this, that cell now change color. If you want you can select the entire table, so you can work with it directly, right? Table properties, and you can change things accordingly. All right. So you can change the color. The image, if you have any image that you want, if you want to insert or import an image, you can import and insert also directly. The pattern and hatch also, you can use any of I always prefer to go with ingredient and make it simple. So you can see everything is now as simple as you want. So the customization is up to you, how you want to customize it and what properties and what detail do you want to add. You can just go ahead and add them accordingly. So this basically concludes this class about dealing with table and its properties within the Impress presentation LibreOffice. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye 10. Adding and Formatting Shapes: All right. So in this class, we are going to learn how to insert and manage shapes within libre office. So to insert a shape, you can see over here, you can come to the top right over here. You can see different types of shapes when you click on this small drop down. You can see them of different types. You can just select, but you have to, first of all, define where you want to add in your shape. So for example, let's say I want to add my shapes here and I can come over here, click on this. I can add this rectangle by just clicking dragging. And you can see I have my shape, you can have any shape of your choice, maybe circular. Shape can see, you want to have any shape, can just go ahead, select and add directly. Now one thing you should know after adding a shape is that it comes in with certain properties. Okay? So you can always hit on the escape sign to escape the shape in certain feature. So you can hit on Escape. And right now when you select a particular text, you can see the properties just like the way you have within the image properties. So shapes also have that property. You can put it to go through a text like this one now, if you move it, you can see it's going to move across on top of a if you want, you can always the one I always prefer is to put it known. So which means it's going to go inside or it's not going to displace any text. He's going to have his own place within the document. So if you select, you have all of these properties, you can put it after a text or by the side before a text or through a text, you can have all of these features, and you can align it left right and center like we've explained in text, this is align left. This is align center, and this is align right as well. You can just go ahead and align it accordingly, but I always prefer to align left. So you have other features, like you can bring it to the top back one more time. You can align it accordingly. Like the one you put at the beginning is going to be above that particular shape. So this one is above this. Let's put it in different color. You can change the field color from here and make it this color can see. You can change the line thickness as well from here. You can see different types of lines. You can change the type of line that you want to use. So right now this is dotted, but you not see it because of the thickness of the line is so small, can increase the thickness, and right now, you'll be able to see how big the broken line is. So this is 0.1, and this is very clear. All right. So while selecting a text or a shape, you have all of these features you can play around with different kind of arrow sign or dotted head sign accordingly, and you can change the color to make it a gradient color type. If you want hatching or gradient color, you can make it gradient and you can see right now you have to define the coloration accordingly. You can define how you want the coloration to be. So you can rotate a shape for selecting a shape. So let's say we select this one, you can rotate it just like the way you rotate your text, your image, you can rotate it as well to any angle of your choice. So once you're done, you can always click out and you have your shape rotated in this. So still while selecting a shape, you have the option to change it to any angle of your choice. And you can even insert shapes from lines of different types. So this normal line can click and you have your normal line with its properties like we've explained. So these are other shapes that you can add. If you have a specific ones, this is a different line. This is curved line. If you want to add a curved line, for example, what you want to add may be carved or there about. As soon as you're done, you hit on the Cape sign, and you can see right now. Alright? So you have different lines. You can see them of different types, polygon, curved line, okay, curve field line. If you want to have it filled. Okay, you can see right now you are defining the shape, but then carved. Okay. You can see it very nicely and effectively, right? You can always add in different different things. You can smooth the curve nature. You can just click and you can smooth the nature of the cuve If you want, you can click to add and play around with the smooth nature of the curve accordingly. You can just double click and you have this option to play around with this. You can smoothen the curve nature of the shape accordingly. So you can play around with all of these features. Whenever you double click on a shape, you can write within it. I see right now I'm writing inside it. So this is a circle, for example, can double click to write anything and you have the option to select edit all of the text editing features like you have in the normal text. Now, another way you can access the properties of any shape by selecting it and coming to properties. These basic properties. You can change the field color to any color of your choice again. You can change it to any color. And change the transparency. You can change the line options over here. You can select any type of line that you're interested. You can change the color of the line on its own, for example. Let's say we have it red color, but it's very small. That's why you cannot see it, right? So you can change the thickness of the line. For example, make it a bit thicker so you can be able to see the red line that we've just inserted. So you have a range of other different features like the transparency, the corner style. This is rounded, non metered, or beveled. You can change accordingly if you are interested. You can have flat cup type, flat or square rounded. You can see can change accordingly. Alright so these are very basic properties of this particular shape that you can have access to, and you can go ahead and play around with them. So shapes are there to be played around with. You can extend, you can move them to anywhere as far as you take note of all of these positioning and so on. Okay? So this basically concludes this class about how to add in shapes and play around with their features and format them accordingly. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 11. Adding and Formatting Charts: All right. So in this class, we are going to learn how to add in charts and format them accordingly. LibreOffice Libre writer is the alternative to the Microsoft Word, the free alternative. You can add in different kind of charts accordingly within your document. So assuming I want to add some charts, the first thing you need to do is to define exactly where you want to add your chart. So let's say I want to add my chart at this point, Okay? So I can come over here to the top. You can see chart over here, insert charts. Once you click on Insert Chart by default, it's going to insert this by chart. Okay, so what you notice is that after inserting the charts, you have this row 1234 and you have these values accordingly, and you have this legend, you have a number of controls that you can have access to. For example, you can change the format selection, can change the formatting selection over here. You can change the border style, the area, the transparency, can change all of this. But one of the most important ones is the chart type. You can click over here to change the chat type. This is the column chart, the one that we have right now. Change it to bar chart of different types. You can see once you select a particular type, you will be able to see a preview of it over here. So this is Br chart, horizontal type. You can change the normal D look, can give it a three D look. If you are interested in three D, you can see this is three D and everything has changed to three D. Can make it two D. I prefer to have it in two D, and then you have the Pie hart. If you have different type of pie charts, you can see them over here. Depending on the donna chart and so you can just select and you can define your chart accordingly, and you can make this 13d as well if you are interested. Now, you have the area charts as well if you want to have area charts, but they are better in two D. They are about. You can see these are area charts. These are line charts of different types. You just go ahead and select and give it a definition that kind of line all the kind of charts that you have scattered plots. You can have double net stock, and so on. You can just select accordingly. But for this, I'm just going to go with a bar chart for this horizontal. You can just say Okay to this. Right now, we have this. Now, one of the key things that you can change is the chart area. You can define how you want the chart area to be, the transparency, you want it to be transparent. You can enable this. You can make it 50% transparent. But at this point, I want it to be more transparent. You can define the area, the borders as well, the coloration of the border, you can define accordingly. The different style, you can see different style, you can reset, and you can see, o to add different types of properties. Chart wall as well, you can define the wall. However you want it the coloration, as well as the thickness of the wall, you can define the style. You can see different styles over here, can define directly. Now, one of the most important views or properties that you have is the data table, the data that produces this table. This is the data that leads us to this table. You can change it accordingly. This is one. These are values the different Y values that you have, okay, accordingly. So this is Y values is Y values in column one, column two, column three, accordingly. So you can change the values by just clicking on this. And you can see automatically it is going to update over here. Okay? So this is the type of chart you want. You can always click to change the values to customize it accordingly. Okay? So this is how to change in the values, and you can always insert a row by inserting a row new row like this, and you can call it row five. And you can define the values, maybe three, two, one, for example. And once you hit on Enter, you'll be able to see your values over here. Okay? So you can go ahead insert columns insert another series, for example, these are series one, series two, series three. You can insert another series or you can insert text columns or delete rows and so on. Or you can move left, right, and center accordingly from this chart. Okay? So you can close on this. So this is how to change in the data that produces this table. Now, over here, you have the titles. You can change adding title to this, for example, series arrangement. Okay, so you can give it a subtitle if you want to have. Okay? This is normal data, for example. And the axis, you can define the X axis and X, so you can call this X, or you can call it trial one, and this is results. Okay? So you can define however you want. If you have secondary axis, you can define them as well. Once you say Okay to this, you can see right now we have our axis clearly defined, we have titles and subtitles and so on. And then you have other properties down here. You can have the legend. You can on it or of it. You can see the legend by the side, and you can have the legend properties as well by just clicking. You can have the position of the legend. Position is one of the most important. Right now it's set to left. You can set it to right. You can set it to left. Can set it bottom or top accordingly. Let's put it at the top. And once you say, Okay to this, our legend now goes to the top. So quite a number of controls that you have here, the horizontal grids, right now, we have only vertical grids. If you want to enable the horizontal grids, also, you can see we've enabled horizontal grids. You can have X axis, Y axis fully defined, and you can have all axis defined accordingly. Now, on selecting, you have the option to play around with the features. You can make it smaller and you can change the position as well, however you want it. Can define the chart area from here and all of the axis properties you can enable from here. Okay, so you can define how you want the table or the charts to be. Once you select it, you can define it to be normal or unknown, which means it doesn't have to overlap with any text. It can be independent on its own. Okay? Or you can make it through a text, which means it can move across or on top of a text, like we've explained in case of image and shapes. Okay? But in my own case, I always want to keep it known, so it just stay independent of any text. All right, so I think this basically does it on the properties. You can always double click to enter the chart editing properties. If you want to have the editing features or properties of the table or of the chart, you can always double click and you'll be back to the editing properties, and you have access to all of these, and you can play around with them accordingly. So this concludes this class about adding and formatting charts within Library office. I hope you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 12. Text Clone Formatting: U now in this class, we are going to learn how to use the format editing feature. Okay? So you can copy a particular format from a text and paste it directly into another text. So let me give you an example of what I'm trying to say. So assuming I have this text selected, and we have different properties. We can change the formatting, the style, okay, the font style, we change the font style, we change the sizing to maybe 15. This particular selected text, we bold it, we utalize it, and we're going to underline it, and then we can change the coloration of the text. Maybe we change it to something like this. Now, this text if I want to transfer the same property, all these changes that I've made to another set of text, I have to do it manually on my own, which I can get some wrong. I can get the color wrong, or I can get the formatting, or the text styling, or the font styling wrongly. Now, this feature is very, very important, and it helps you a lot if you want to transfer a particular format from one text to another. So let's say I have this format. All I need to transfer the same format to this text is I can just select any section of that text that I formatted and come over to this clone formatting. You can see clone formatting. Once you click on it, you can select the text wherever you want it and it will transfer the format of this text into that particular text. So let's select here and you can see with just dragging and releasing, it has taken the format of the previous text that we have. So you can do the same on any text, and the format is going to be transferred directly. Assuming you have this one, I can just select this. I want this format to be transferred to maybe this word, can select, come to the clone formatting, can just go ahead, select any text of my choice, and you can see just drag and drop it has transferred the formatting of this text into this text. So this is how easy it is, and you can apply it to anywhere wherever the text is, whether in a textbook or anywhere, and copy this and you can go to the formatting and you can add it to any text of your choice. So let's select this, and you can see right now it has taken the same format and this text, and this is. Okay, so copying or dealing with formating within text is very, very useful, and it can help you solve a lot of problems during your editing process. So instead of you to have to do manual editing of all the features that you've added to a particular text, you can just go ahead on your own and just use the clone formatting to transfer the different formats that you have within one text to another. So this concludes this class about clone formatting or transferring text properties from one text to another. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 13. Writing Equations: All right. So in this class, we are going to learn how to write equations within LibreOffice. Now to write equations, all you need is to start by defining the exact point where you want to write the equation. So in this case, let's say we are going to write these three complex equations. These are images I copied from Google and just best. So we're going to reproduce these three basic equations, okay, using the equation editor that we have in LibreOffice. Start with this simplest one, this integral. And to start writing any equation, you can just come to Insert over here and you can come to OLE object. Okay? So you can see formula object over here. You just click. Then we brought into this very platform where you can see all the urinary and binary operators. So make sure you are on this equation editor, so you can add in different kind of operations, additions and subtractions, multiplications and divisions of different types. So let's say this is the equation box where you're going to write everything. So this thing, the whole thing now lies within an integral sign with an initial and final point from one to infinity of this function. Okay? So let's start with you can come over here and you can see different kind of operations or operators. You can have relations if you want to have relations, for example, greater than less than equal to you can have set operations of different types. You can have functions of different types. You can see them listed over here. You can have different operators. If you have limits or there about, you can see different kind of integrals and many more. But in our own case, we are dealing with integral. But it has limits, integrat with the sub and superscript. So you select this first option and you can see over here, you can put in the values. The beginning is one and the ending is infinity. Now, how can you insert infinity in this? You can check from the object over here. Alright, so you can see you can come to the special over here and you can see infinity, so you can easily insert and you can see it added, so you can close on this. And then you can have this function, the one plus E, rest of power minus X, divide by X DX. So you can come This is this function. Can write. This is going to be under this fraction, right? So you can go and check out a fraction, can come back to urinary operators division. So this is a normal division. So you can select on this. At the numerator, we have one plus E. So if you notice, this E is carrying rest X, so we're going to give it an opresion with the exponent. So let's go back to the normal operation. All right, so this is this one. We can have it as this or we can use the E directly, can select this and you have E, exponential negative X. We can see negative X here, and you can see the numerator is complete, so you can come back to the denominator, which is divided by X, and you can see right now, the first equation for a choice is complete. So you can click out, and now you have your own equation generated. Okay? So this is the first equation, this one. You have the option to center it to align it left right and center however you want it. Now, let's try to write the second equation, which is this guy over here. Now, what is contained here is just the square root of three by four and then this function, this bigger function. So let's start writing it. First of all, writing diffraction. Okay. So we can come over back to insert an OE object, formula object, and then you can see we have the box. Now, the first one is a fraction, so we click on this fraction. Again, this is going to be a square root of three, so we have to look for square root relations Alright, so this is going to be square root of three. So let's click in and then we write three. So square root of three, divide by four, right? So we have four here. Then we have this bigger bracket, right? So we can inside the bracket on our own or we can still come over and insert it. Okay, so we can see brackets, this one. Alright. This is not the one inside the all right so let's see this one. Alright. So inside is where we have this big function, which is one plus, one plus. You can type that from your keyboard, one plus. The summation of K equals to one to N. So this is going to be a sum value, so you can check out the so we have the sum value, but just like the integral, we have it defined by limit. So we select this one. Okay? So you have it. The first limit is at K equals to one. Equals to one, and then the second limit, which is a top to N. All right you can see, then what operations do we have? This is also a fraction three times four, tip K minus one, divide by nine k. So we're going to have a fraction over here so we can go we're going to have a fraction and at the numerator is when we have three multiply by four. We have three multiplied by, so we can use this. All right, multiply by what? This is going to be also an exponential function four, sti par of K minus one. Let's look out for the function. All right, so go with this four to the power of K minus one, K minus one. All right. And then denominator is just nine rest p k. We're going to still have this power, the one with the suffix. So we have 99 rest p k. All right. And I think we have the equation complete so we can click out. You can see, everything is complete. Square root of this into one plus summation of K from K equals to one to N of three times four K rest p minus one and divide by nine k. I think this is very perfect and correct. So let's go ahead and write the last one, which is this complex one a bit, so we can just write. All right, so let's select this. Let's select the point, and then we can just go ahead and still write, come to insert OLE object and formula object. All right. So the first one is just X, and then we have it inside the bracket inside this bracket, so you can come over here and see brackets of different types. We have this bracket and inside the bracket is where we have this fraction, one by X root of X cube. So we can just go ahead and write a fraction. All right, so this is going to be a fraction, and it's going to be one by one by the X root of this extras bar three. So let's go back to square root. All right, so it's going to be this one and we have the X here. Right, you have the X root over here, and then we are going to have this X cube. So it's going to be this with the the power, we come back here and just write our X cube. We have our X cube over here. All right. Come out of the bracket. Now we're going to go out of the bracket to put the minus sign. This is going to be minus this fraction as well. So this is going to be a fraction. Let's go back here. Operators. All right, so this is going to be a fraction, and this is going to be X resto par of X minus two. We're going to be at the top here, we're going to make it with this power. All right. This one, it's going to be X is going to be Xs par of X minus two, divided by X, right? And the whole thing now equals to zero. All right, so you can see the equation is purely written correctly with X into one by X root of X cube minus X rest p X minus two, divided by X equal to zero. I think this is very correct. So now we have all our three equations written very correctly. So I challenge you to pick in any equation. Just pick however small, however complex it is, try to write it using the equation editor of LibreOffice. Okay, so this concludes this class about writing the equations. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 14. Inserting Hyperlinks in Writer: Right. So in this class, we are going to learn how to hyperlink images, PDF document, PowerPoint document or whatever type of documents that you may have. And in some cases, we may even hyperlink website that we just simple click from a text document that we have in this Libro office writer, with just a simple click within a text, it can take you to a website that you've specified. Now to hyperlink object, all you need is to define the type object that you want to hyperlink. For example, over here, I have a list of items that I want to hyperlink. The first one is a website, and then we have a PDF document. Then we have a picture, and then we're going to have a PowerPoint document. To hyperlink a website, all you need is just to make sure you double click on that text that you want to hyperlink, right? So you select the website, and then you can come all the way to Insert Hyperlink over here. You can do that with Command Key to enable the Insert hyperlink in format. So you can click and we have the option to define what we want. Is it a website which has to have a URL or an email? If it's an email, you can hyperlink as well. And then if it is a document, you can just define the path and the exact points to that document. If you want to create new documents to which the new link points, you can just directly attach and you should be able to point to that link or directory where we have the document. Now let's start with the simplest one, which is Internet. You can add a URL. So for example, the text that I have selected it website, and what I want to do is to visit this website, ww.google.com. And once I click on Okay to this, this now becomes hyperlinked to this website. Once I hold down the command key or the Shift key on Windows and Mac respectively, and I click on this, this is going to directly take me to Google. So let's see. See we just one click, and now you are in Google from that document of LibreOffice Writer that we are working on. So that's how to hyperlink a website. Now, if it is a PDF document that I want to hyperlink here, I can equally select the text. And then you can come all the way to hyperlink, as well. And this time around, you're hyperlinking a document. So you select document over here, and then you can come to the path. You can define the path. Assuming this is a PDF document, I can now click on Okay to this. It has accepted the path and the text I've highlighted, which is PDF document. Once I say Okay to this, you can see this is now hyperlinked because the color has changed and it is now on the line. Now, when I hold the command key again and hit on the PDF document, it is directly going to take me to this PDF document. And you can see right now it is directly going to take me to this PDF document, and you can see I've just opened this PDF document because it's been hyperlinked from my document. And that's hyperlinking of PDF document. Let's try to hyperlink a picture. Also, we can do that by coming to Hyperlink. And then this time around is also equally a document, you define the path. And then you can select the image and go ahead and say, Okay. And when you hold the command key and click as well, it's still going to open the same picture for you. So perfect and very nice. Now, one thing, let's try the last one, which is the PowerPoint document, the same way you select it. You can come over here, click on this, and then you can define the path where you have the PowerPoint document, which is this one in this case, can click on open and then you have it attached. So you can just click and your PowerPoint document is open. Very easy and very. Now, one quick thing that you should know is that when you are hyperlinking documents within a particular document, you have to make sure that the folder containing the entire test document equally has these documents. They have to be in the same folder. If not, you're going to have an error. So everything has to be in the same folder, the saved file, as well as the document you are hyperlinking, even if you are transferring it to another computer, make sure you zipped the file containing all the hyperlinked documents in the same file. All right. So this is how to add hyperlinks. To remove hyperlinks is very easy. All you need is just to click on any hyperlink text, and you can come to remove hyperlinks. And now this text, even if you hold down the Shift key or the command key, it's not going to do anything for you. The same thing too with the PDF document, just write click and say remove Hyperlink and everything is gone. Now, if you want to edit the hyperlink, maybe after you've put in the picture here, you discover that this is not the picture you want to put. You want to put a different picture. You can always write click and say edit Hyperlink, and it's going to bring you back to where it started. This is not the image that you want to add, can click and define another directory. For example, let's go to the downloads and then let's say I'm adding this picture of myself, and then you can see, Okay to this. And now this is now changed from the previous one of me receiving an award to this passport size of picture of mine. Okay? Very nice and easy. So this concludes this class about learning about hyperlinks, how to hyperlink a document, a website, an email, as well as a PDF or a picture. Okay? I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. 15. Adding Objects and Characters: All right, so in this class, we are going to learn how to add in characters within our LibreOffice document. Now, characters can be very efficient, can be very useful when writing equations or when describing any kind of function on your own. You may decide to involve some Greek letters or some characters that you may find or objects that you may find within the library office. So most of these characters or objects, you can find them just like the way we have in Microsoft Word. You can use them directly, like I said, for writing mathematical equations or for defining terms within a particular equation. So to add in different kind of objects, you can always come over here. So let's say we are going to select some of the objects that we have listed here within this picture and just write them directly. So let's start with the Pi sign. So you can just go ahead and click and then we can see Pi over here. So this is the one directly. Now, the Tata sign might not be directly available, so we can come over here, we can see we cannot see it, so we can come to more characters. We'll be able to search for it from here. The basic character block, this is basic Latin. If you check around, you'll be able to see it just quickly. If you can't see it, then you can just go ahead and come to over here. You can see Latin one. You can see quite a lot has changed, and just look within. Can you find any theater? If you can't, you can just change to Latin Extended. All right, so you can see right now we can keep scrolling down to find out where it is. You can see it over here. This is Theater, and you can just click on Insert. You can see you've inserted the theater. Now we can have proportional to, or you can have the infinity. Infinity is very easy. You can just click on next, and then we can come to infinity. You can see infinity over here. In case if you can't find it, you can still come to more characters, and you can just look for it directly. And you can see infinity over here and you can just insert. You can equally see the proportional sign, this one, proportional to. You can just click more characters and you'll be able to find this proportional to here. You can see it over here, can just click on Insert. So you can insert as many object as you can, depending on the request or depending on what you are trying to write about. Can always find it. You can add this even this summation sign or this Delta sign, you can easily find it and add directly. So let's add in this summation is easy. You can see it over here, insert. The Delta sign is what you can find directly here. So All right, so you can see it over here. You can just select and click on ISAT. And you can insert as many objects as you are interested. Okay? So this concludes this class about adding objects directly, searching for them within the object field where we have all the listed objects from the different list that we have. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. 16. Adding Page Numbers: All right. Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to add in page numbers to our documents that we are trying to create in Library writer. Now, right now, we have our three pages. You can see from here from this document, we have about three pages, and we want to add in page numbers. Now to add in page numbers, all you need is to select the document. You can come to insert directly over here, and you can see page number down here. You can click on it, and need to pop out this page number Wizard. So you have the option to specify the position. Usually, we can have page numbers at the bottom of the page, which is the footer and at the top of the page, which is the header, if you want to go by that. But for now, let's go with the bottom of the page, and then you can choose the alignment. How do you want it? Do you want it align center or left or right? You define according to your test. Let's say we align left and mirror on even pages if you want to include page total, if you want to. But I think at this point, I want to keep it simple. So if you want to include page total, you can say page two of 20 or three of 20 or there about. You can include that if you're interested. Here you specify the type of page numbers that you want. Right now, this is 123, which is a default one. If you want it to go with ABC, you can make it ABC with big or small letter. So if you want to go into Roman numerals, you can specify all that as well. If you want to go into first, second, third, one, two, three, in words or they are about. You can see different kind of page numbering that you can easily access and assign. So let's go with the default, one, two, three, left alignment and bottom of the page. So once you say, Okay to this, this is going to automatically assign page numbers to a document, and you can see this is page one. This is page two. And this is page three. Okay? So we've selected to mirror in the even pages. So that's why it is mirroreed here, page one, two. If you have another page, it's going to mirror it to the right. You can see it over here. Okay? So if you don't want this, you can always customize and remove the mirroring in the even pages, which is very simple control. So this concludes this class about adding page numbers to your LibreOffice writer document. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 17. Adding Watermarks: Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to add in watermark or remove watermark within our LibreOffice document. So sometimes you may need to add watermarks to signify the authenticity of a particular document. If you want it to be confidential, sometimes you can have do not make a copy of this or you want to put in something accordingly. Can do that with LibreOffice as well. We can do that mostly using Microsoft Word, but it's very possible also within LibreOffice. So to add in Watermark, all you need is to be on the document that you want to Watermark. For this case, for example, you can always come to Format and you can see Watermark down here. So you can click on Watermark, and this is where you type in the text that you want to put in into the document. So let's say we want to write something like confidential, Okay. And then you specify the font style over here. There are a series of styles that you can choose from. But at this point, I want to go with the default, which is the libration sands. I just click out. You can specify the angle at what direction do you want the text to appear. Usually, it is at the 45 degrees angle. But you can go beyond that as well. Can make a zero or you can make a 90 or 270 or 31 35 degrees. But I prefer it to be at 45 degrees, which is the default one, which is the usual one we do see in most of our document. On here, you can specify the transparency, how transparent do you want it. 50% transparent is good, which is a default, and then you can change the color of the text that you're going to have. There are a series of colors, but I think I prefer to go with this gray color, which is okay, very much okay. So once you're done with this, you can just go ahead and say, Okay, to this, and this is going to add in the confidential text to your document. Like you can see it over here. This is confidential. Okay? So you can see strictly this is confidential. This document is confidential. You can see it very nicely written. At any given point, if you decide to change your mind that you don't want the watermark again, you want to remove it, you can always come back to formats, can come to Watermark again, and then you can just go ahead, remove the text directly. And you can say, Okay to this, and this your confidential is gone. You can see it very perfectly. Now you have your document without the watermark. So this concludes this class about adding watermark to your document to make it look professional in any way you want it. Hope enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 18. Inserting Page Breaks: Now in this class, we'll learn how to insert page break into our libre office writer document. Usually, sometimes we need to change the formatting or the styling of our page from maybe portrait to landscape or thereabout. But in each case, we have to insert a page break so that we can assign that or do those kind of changes. So let's say at this document, I want to my own starts the next page from this point from this point that I want, I want this to be on a fresh page and to continue from there. All I need is to be on that page or at that point where I want to create the breakout, so I can just come to insert and see page break over here. We can get to that by using the command Enter to get to the same page break. So once I hit on Page Break, you can see it has captured those contents to the next page. It has quickly moved the content to the next page and you can see it has created this small break sign. Indicating that this page is no more the same as the other page. Have now more control as regards changing the properties of this page. So for example, this is portrait. I want to make this page landscape. Okay? So I can just write click here and come to page style. And over here, this is the style is the default page style, but I want to make it landscape, so I can see I've just made it landscape. Once I don't apply, this is going to convert my page to be a landscape page. So you can see, Okay, to this. And I'll have this page from this page downwards continuously to the end of the document as landscape. I don't want it to be continuous to the end of the document, maybe I want after this page for the document to go back to portrait, I can just come over here and from this page, still insert another page break. So you can see right now I've inserted another page break, which means I now have the power to change whatever I want on this one. So let's say I want to go to page style and then change it to landscape this time around as well. So you can see landscape and I can apply this to this page as well. Or I can take it back to portrait, which is the default page style, and I can see apply to this, and I can see Okay to this, and now this now becomes my portrait from this. Okay? So subsequently, if I have any interest, also, I can right click and go over here and see convert this to portrait, which is the default page style. And I can see, Okay, apply this and o default page, apply this on this page. So I can still create another page break over here, right, insert another page break, and then I can still have the control now to change this to portray or however I want it, right? So let's go to the default and apply this. Okay. And you can see default and now apply you can now say Okay to this, and you can see right now everything is now back to the Okay. So this is basically how to edit pages. You can have more other controls if you want, but still coming to insert pages, and you can see how more breaks, you can insert manual row breaks or column breaks, or you can do manual breaks directly, so you can specify the line break. If it is a line break, you can specify which line in the document restart location you can specify. I did a column break or page break, or you can be very specific using this feature as well. Okay? So this concludes this class about inserting and managing page breaks within LibreOffice. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 19. Adding Line Numbers: Um Alright, so in this class, we are going to learn how to insert line numberings to enable us to correct our document properly. So why you need line numbering is most of the time, if you submit your papers for conferences or for journal publications, you may receive some comments or some corrections that you may need to do before your paper can pass through. So sometimes those corrections are easy when you have the line numbers easily attached to your document. So you can easily refer to the line number and make your corrections and report that you've made such corrections directly. So getting to the words or getting to the corrections is made easy when you have line number. Attach line numbers to a specific document like this one, all you need is just to come over to the document and you can come to the tools over here at the top and you can see line numbering over here. You can click on this and you can specify what type of line, but you have to start by showing numberings. Line numberings. You can have different types of numberings food characters, page numbers, and so on. But this time around, our case is line numbering. We're after line numbering and you can specify the format. They wanted in one, two, three, or in Roman numerals, or in ABC accordingly, like we've explained earlier, the position you may want it at the top or want left or right or inner or out can specify as appropriate. But I want to keep it at default from the left side. And the spacing of the numbering, also you can specify the spacing. And if you want to have intervals like we can have five, ten, 15, 20, it makes the work look much more professional and so that it doesn't look so jam packed with numberings. And then we have the separator. You can specify all this, but I usually like to keep it at default. So once you're okay with this, you can see o to this, and you can see right now your lines are numbered one, two, three, four, 55, ten, 15, 20. Once I say line 12, you should be able to come over here and say 11, 12 and this line 12 to at five number spacing. So if you want to change anything, you can as well, always come back to tools, go to line numberings and you can just change it to spacing. You can make it one interval. All right. So once you say Okay to this, you can now see we have complete line numbering 1-22 for this page, and subsequently, you can see the line numberings directly. Okay? So it becomes very easy. Once I said sixth word in Line 44, you can just come to Line 44 and just go to the sixth word, for example, and just make your edits and so on. Now, this is how to add the line numbering. In cases when you want to remove the line numbering in your document, you just decided to remove it. You can always come back to the tools again and go to line numberings and you can just hit on check the show numberings over here. Once you say, Okay to this, those numberings are gone. You can see it's now gone. So this concludes this class about adding line numbers to your library office writer document. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 20. Adding Cover Page: All right. In this class, we are going to learn how to insert cover page within your library office document. Cover pages are very important when you want to have the page properly arranged so you can have all the formats you need in cover page. They usually formatted differently using different styles including text format, and so on. So to add in cover pages in Library Office, all you need is just to be on that page, you can always come to formats over here and you can see Title page, cover page is called Title Page library office. But in most times when you are using Microsoft Word, it is called cover page. It is called Title page. You can click on Title page and you have this title page war coming up. You can convert the existing page into a title page, which is the page we are on right now. We can convert this to be our title page. But if you don't want this, you can go ahead and insert new title pages, and you can specify the number of title pages. Is that one, two, three, four, five, or so we can place our title pages at the beginning of the page or anywhere within the document. You can be specific, specify where you want the title page to be. If you want it at a different page, you can specify on which page. But I always wanted to start at the beginning of the document. Now you can have other features, other controls as regards the page numberings in your document. For example, when you click on this, it simply says reset page numberings after the title page. So the title page is not going to carry any number, which is a default. Usually, we don't give you a number. Your page one usually starts from the first page after the title page. You can enable this as well, so you can have your page one start at the preceding page after the title page. You can even set page number for first title page if you're interested, but for this, I don't want, so I keep it as reset. Now, you can have edit properties. What kind of style do you want? You can have first page or default page style, but let's keep it at first page. You can always edit if you want to edit the properties of this first page. You can always click and you can have more controls as regards what type of format do you want? Is it an A four? Is it another different format? Maybe envelope or portrait or landscape or they are about. You can be able to specify the width and height and orientation. Is it landscape or portrait. However you want it, you can define the margins as well and many other controls from here. Okay? So this is as regards that same page you are trying to create. So let's go back to this. And once you are okay with this, you can just go ahead and say, Okay to this, and this is going to create a fresh blank cover page for you. You can see it right now. So this is our next page. By default, it comes in with a page break also. Now, let's say we have this text as our cover page, how to design Logo with Cava by text up to a sheet. This is now a complete cover page because it is a cover page, even when you try to hit and bring things down, it's not going to affect the main page because this page has already been termed and defined as a cover page. You can select all the text and you can do all things that you want. For example, you may decide to increase the sizing of some of the contents to make it pop up a bit more clear. You can have access to it. So this is a title page. You can even insert images to this. You can come to insert and you can go to image and then find an image within your document just to make it look much more better and professional. Let's say we select something that can depict a graphics design. All right. So let's go with something like this and we can move it, and we can on our own, let's bring this down and let's kind of expand this to show that. So we can change the alignment. We can come over here and put it like this so we can have our document pretty much um. Alright, so you can have this. So you can see right now our cover page has actually been formatted, okay? Well, designed. So you can add images to make your cover page look much more better and professional. Okay? So I think this concludes this class about adding and customizing cover page within your librar office document. I hope you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 21. Adding Header and Footer: Alright, in this class, we are going to learn how to insert header and footer within our libre office writer document. Now to insert a header, all you need is to double click at the top of the page and you'll be able to see this header default page style. You have this plus sign. If you want to click to add a page, you can directly add a header style. So you can click, right now, you've added a page style. So you can click anywhere and just write anything. Page number one, for example, or you can say this is my proposal document. You can have it at the left, or you can have it at the center, or you can have it at the right of the cover page. Starting. The draft one, for example, you can write anything at the left or center or even at the right. And you can customize the looks of the header if you're interested. So by just still coming here, you can choose format header, and we brought into this very platform. And over here, you can define the header on or off. If you want it on, you can keep it if you want it off, you can keep it, and then you can put in the properties of the header, same content on left and right pages if you want, same content on first page, you can define all these the right and left margins of this particular header, you can define them accordingly. Always like to keep everything at default. You can use dynamic spacing also. If you are interested in adding dynamic spacing, and the auto fit height, you can do that as well. You can put in everything. But most cases, you can come to more options over here and you'll be able to add in some borders to your header and filter. So you can add in borders of different types. You can see the different types of borders that we have. You can have them all around like this. You can see the preview right here or you can have it by the sides like this. But the one I prefer is the one at the top and bottom, just to signify sections from the top is now your header and sections from the bottom is now your fter. So you can vary the definition, the properties of the lines used in this border creation. You can change the style, use any line. You can make it a broken line and change the color to make it something like red line. And you can change the thickness as well, however you want it with these simple properties. The pattern you can change and the shadow style, you can change how it is going to look. By default, this one now is a default where you can change the different styles accordingly. So let's go with something simple like this and you can change the color as well of the small shadow that you're going to once you're done with all of this, you can reset, Oh, you can see, o to this. Now this property is now taken. And once you see apply and Okay to this, this page is now going to have the same properties like we've defined, red lines, you can see with small shadow and broken lines. This is attached lines, and you can see very nicely. So these are document This is our header right now. So we have our header well defined on each of our pages accordingly. If you want to add a footer, you follow the same process. You come down here and then you can double click here to have access to the filter. You can click and you have access to the footer. You can click to add a Footer, and you can click again to format the filter, and you have the same properties like we've explained as regards header and Futer. This time around this footer, you have specify whatever you want, however you want it, and always come to more options as well to define the properties that you are looking out for. So in terms of Futer, I want it to remain like that, having the same properties, but this time around plain shadow, no shadow at all. And then you can specify the coloration. I can keep everything at default if I'm interested. No padding, nothing. So I can say, o to this, and now my footer properties have been inserted. I can see apply. And once I say, Okay to this, my footer now has something. So I can put in proposal document. And this is now going to be anywhere you can click out, and all of my document is going to carry the header as well as this filter that I've just inserted, which is how powerful and nice this document can be. Now, at any given point, if you decide to change your mind and you want to remove the header or the footer or both of them, you can just select click here, can come over click here and say Delete header and just pop up that you have to confirm all contents of the header will be deleted and cannot be restored. When you say yes to this and you can see all my headers are gone, except that I still have my footer. Want to delete the footers, you do the same thinging, you click on it. You can come here and say delete Footer and you'd still be pop up that cannot be restored, and then you can say, Okay, to this, and all my footers are gone within the document, the entire document. Okay? So this concludes this class about how to add in and customize headers and footers within LibreOffice Writer document. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 22. Text Formatting Styles: Now in this class, we're going to learn how to use the default formatting style within your document, so you don't have to always suffer yourself in defining the sections within your document, or the titles, or the content within your document. Like, for example, this is a title, within this paragraph. This is a header within this paragraph. This is maybe header two or header three or thereabout. So this is header two. You may have another document. For example, you can say this is general and maybe you have to highlight it and you have to bold it, for example, and you have to say this is 1.2 0.3 or they are about. You can say this is header three or they are about. Okay? So in this type of document creation, you can always define however you want the, whether it's a content or it's a header one or it's a title page, or it's a title. That content you're writing is a title or they about. So let me show you how to do that. You can do that by just coming over. Let's go to a fresh page. And let's say from here, what you're going to type now is going to be a title. So you can come over here, click on this small arrow, and you can see right now this is a title. So whatever you write is going to be a title. So by default, this takes in the format of a title, with the numberings, the boldings, the sizing, and so on, everything is formatted accordingly. Now, when you hit on Enter, the next content is just going to be the body of the text. You can see by default, it's giving you that this is going to be a body of a text. But if you don't want it to be a body of a text, you come over here and you can make this a header one and it's going to take in header one option. Let's say this is introduction. Can see the sizing is not the same as this one. This is header one option introduction. When you hit on the next one, it's going to automatically convert it to a body text. So once you have some text, let's say we have this text, and you can see right now this is now a body text. Now, if you want to go to the next one and you want to go and make it maybe a head of two, you can always come here and you click and make this heading two. Can say heading two, and you now see that the text is going to be different. So this is Okay, so you can see this is different from this, and then you can hit on Enter, and this now comes back to body of the text, and you can pass in your text and so on. Okay, so it becomes very easy for you to write any document very easily and very fast. You can just keep formatting things. You can always have your document formatted appropriately. So you hit on Enter, and then you can add in another thing. So let's say we call this header three, heading three, and we can call this Text phone style, and then you can hit on Enter and put in some text and so on. So this is basically how to add in or write in different formats. You have them of different types. You can have footers, you can add header, you can have header footer, default, body text, and so on Heading one, Heading two, and three, title and more styles, you can click in more styles and you'll be able to see more styles from here as well. Okay? So this is very, very useful. If you learn how to use it, writing a liberal office becomes very, very fine and fantastic. So you can just go ahead explore on your own and see how you can write using all of these formats. And at any given point, when you click on any of the header, or the content is going to tell you exactly this is a title text. This is a head of one text. This is a head of two text, and this head three text. Okay? So you can format the remaining ones as well. You can select on this and easily you can click and say this is header one, and you can select on this and say this is heading two and select on any. And say this is probably heading three, they about, you can just go ahead and give them the definitions as you so wish. All right, this is heading three, and then maybe this is heading one again. Depending on how you want it. So you can just keep exploring and see what and what you can do. It's very easy and it's very comfortable when you have your headings defined because when you come to adding a table of content, it becomes very easy for you to have your table of contents generated. So this concludes this class about using the format default formatting within the text writing document within the liberal office writer. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 23. Adding Table of Contents: All right. In this class, we are going to learn how to add in table of content within our document library writer. So as you mean in the previous class, like you've remembered, we have learned how to add in the heading ones, heading two, the title pages, and so on. So in this class, you can see right now we've arranged our document into having heading ones, heading two, and so on. Okay, we have them to even cover the title page and so on and many more that you have. Of content give you the position of all of the headings as well as their page numbers. Okay? So to insert it, you can specify the point where you want to insert. For example, I want to insert it at the beginning of this document. I can just always come to insert and come to table of content over here. You can see index entry or Bibliography entry. I just want table of content, index entry, and bibliography together. So you can just hit on Enter, and now it pops out that what kind of content title do I want to give to my table of content? This is table of contents for the document. For example, you can format how you want it. The type is just normal content, alphabetical, indexed, table of figures, indexed of tables, user defined, table of objects, and so on. What I want is table of content, simple. You can see protected against manual changes. You can enable it to be protected. So manually, you cannot change things like this. It is protected. And then create index or table of contents. Include up to ten levels for the entire document for a particular chapter. You can define however you want it. Create from the headings or from adding styles or index entries, you can define all of these. Now, let's say at this point, you can change the entries, you can change the styles if you have any style format that you want, maybe level one, level two, level three, you can define however you want them from here, the columns, how you want, how many columns, how is the arrangement? I want one column. If you want multiple columns, you can specify as well. Okay. And then how do you want the background? You want to default, or you want to add color or you want to add an image to it. You can define however you want the background. So for now, I want to go with the default and I can say, o to this. And right now you can see I've added my table of contents to this document. So you can see this introduction and these are pages with their page numberings. Okay? So it has taken the blue page, the blue color in this document. For example, assuming I edited something within my document, assuming I add something, maybe I add this change made. Let's say this is font format just after this background and I want to make it heading two. So I select this document. I come to this styling, click on this, and I want to make it heading two. So you can see right now I made it heading two. So when I click out, you can see that within my table of contents not captured. So whatever changes you've made within the document is not going to be captured in the table of content that you have except when you come over here, right click on it and say update indexed. That's when to be captured. So once you see update index, you can see right now it has been captured as font format. So very easily, you can always update. It will just update directly once you right click and say update index. And if you have any changes, you can always say edit index and it will bring you back to the normal one that you have. I want it to have color, so I can say none and I can come to the type. You can change anything over here. So, for example, I just want it to be table of contents only, and then I can say Okay to this, and now everything is back to default without the coloration that we have. Okay. So this is very, very easy, and you can always format it or remove the table of content if you're interested by right clicking and say Delete index, and it's going to delete the content that you have created. So you can say Delete index, and right now your table of content is gone. Okay, so this concludes this class about how to add in table of content within your document in Liberal Office writer. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 24. Saving and Exporting Documents: Hello and welcome back. So in this class, we are going to learn how to save and export your document using different formats that it can be compatible with other platforms like Microsoft Word or One Office or the about. So to save in your document, for example, in Dogs, you can always come to File and come to File, come to save us, and then you can be able to define the format from here. Right now, you can see this entire document is in dot dogs. The default one used to be in audit, which is the ODF Text document. This used to be in dot audit. But you can just go ahead and save it in dot doc, which is very fine, and it opens in Microsoft Word format as well. So define the name and the position, and let's say we can call it test document one here, and you can see the format, dot doc, and you can save this like this. Use this format. Okay. So this document, you can now easily open it in Microsoft Word. So let me give you an example. Let's go back to the document. So this is it. And once you right click open with, let's say we open with Microsoft Word, and once you click on Okay to this, you can see it is now open directly in Microsoft Word. So very easily, this is you can link up between word and LibreOffice. You can see right now document is now open in what? Okay, so in cases if you want to save it in PDF, you can always come back to the document, and you can see over here, export directly as PDF. So you can click, and you can see right now it is in PDF, portable document format. So you can just go ahead, specify the name, the location. And once you are done with all of this, you can see save document. And this is now going to be saved in PDF. So let's go back to the same document, and let's see whether we have it in PDF. This is it. And once you double click, see right now we have it opened in PDF format. Okay? So our document is now in PDF. So very easily, you can utilize all the other formats. You can save or export your document in very many different formats that we have. Okay? You can print directly, and you can toggle print preview, so you'll be able to see exactly what your preview is going to be after the printing, or during printing. You can specify. And once you're done, you connect a printer, you can just go ahead and print your document directly. Okay? So you can print also in different formats. You can print in PDF or the about. Make it single page preview or double page preview. Right now it is double page. You can make it single page preview, or you can make it double page or four pages or there are about number of pages you can specify and be able to see them directly over here. So let's close to the preview. So you can always come back, come to save us. And you can see you can specify the different formats that we have from here. Or you can alternatively come to file, go to Export or Export As, now you can export as PDF, export directly as PDF or export as ePub, if you want to have EPOpF example, for the Amazon book publishing, you can export as EPOp or the directly, you can export directly. Can send an email of this document. You can just directly email us PDF or email us what document you can export in all of these. Or you can preview in a web browser. If you want to preview in web browser, you can just click. And this is going to preview this document in a web browser for you. Okay? So I think basically this does it on this tutorial about how to export your debris office writer document in different formats. Be it Word, be it PDF, be it even sending an email or exporting it in ePub or thereabout, depending on you, however you want it, whichever format you prefer, you can always link up and export your document directly. Basically this section concludes the tutorial on how to use Library Office Writer. In the next section, we are going to look at how to use DibrOffice presentation or the PowerPoint alternative that we have within Library Office. So I hope you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next section. Why? 25. Creating a Project on Presentation: Hello, and welcome to this section of the course, which talks about how to use presentation, which is the Microsoft PowerPoint alternative of Microsoft Word. So the Library Office also has its own Microsoft PowerPoint, like we've explained, which is called the Impress presentation. So in this section, we're going to cover everything you need to start learning about how to present to set up your project and how to use most of the features within the Impress presentation. But in this particular class, I will just try to show you how to create a project within the LibreOffice presentation or Impress presentation. Start with whenever you open DelibrOHPlatform, like we've explained earlier, you have all of these create features, and you have the option to kickstart from an existing project. You can always bring it in and continue with your editings. Now, in this case, we're just going to start with the Impressed presentation. So you can click on Impressed presentation to be welcome to this very platform. One thing you should take note of is that in impressed presentation, it comes in with different type of templates. You have different different templates that you can see across depending on what you are trying to create. And you can search for a particular template. If you know what you are looking for, you can always search for it directly, or you can come over here and check out the different categories that we have and you can manage the presentation. You can create a new category. You can reset to default category and you can import different kind of documents to work on this particular presentation. This comes up anytime you start a project. So if you want to start working with the template, you can always click, select a template and just click on it, and then you can go ahead and edit. You can say open this template, and it's going to open this as a template for you to just edit and add in your content, just like the way you have in PowerPoint. You can add in anything of your choice, and you can always duplicate this slide to move on to the next slide to add in content accordingly, just like that. You can keep duplicating the slide and keep on adding content as you move on. So this is how to work with template. You can always go back and add or change the template to anyone of your choice. Now, let's say we want to create a project on this. This is a new document that we've just started and our target for this class is just to create a project. No to create a project or to save this file, all you need is to come to file over here and you can come to save us, or you can towave and bring you over here, so you define where you want to save it. You can just go ahead, navigate within your system, find a place where you want to save in M case, I want to save it in this LibreOffice tutorial and I can come over here and just type in This is PowerPoint. This is Presentation one. All right. So you can specify the format. The default is ODF presentation dot ODP. This is the default format that it comes in. But later on, I will show you also how to export your presentations in different formats so that it can pop up or it can work with other formats like PPTX, that we have dot PPTX in Microsoft Office or the about you can learn how to save in different formats as we move on. But for now, I want to keep it at default, so we can just go ahead and say Save to this. And now we have a project presentation one dot ODP, which is now saved in this document. This concludes this class about opening and creating a presentation project within LibreOffice. I hope you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 26. Overview of Presentation Platform: Um Alright, so in the last class, we talked about how to open and create a project within the Impress presentation. And in this class, we are going to learn the general overview of the Impressed presentation platform. So, like we said, this is like the PowerPoint alternative of the LibreOffice. Okay? So you can find all your slides listed here, and you have the option to right click and see a new slide, you can have another slide added just like the way you have in Microsoft office. And then you have the slide located here. Okay? This is the Canvas where you see all your slides. If you click, you'll be able to see the slide and you can click to add title or to add body text or the as we all know, slides come in different layouts. So before you start any presentation, you can use the layout to define what kind of slide you want to create and what kind of slide you want to add. So let's say the most important thing to pay attention here is this layout. So you can add a blank slide with just a simple click. You'll be able to see the type of slide that you've added. This is a blank slide. Or you can add a title slide. This is a title slide and some content here. Okay? And title and content, you have title and content, and then you can have title and two content. You can have title with two contents. Maybe you name one, cart one, cart two, the you can have title or slide. Maybe this is your introductory slide. This is a title slide. You can make it a title or slide. Or center text, if you want to have a center text slide, you can have that or you can have title with two content and content, so maybe a bigger content explaining a bigger problem that has some problems like that. You can on your own, add the title, add the title of this problem, and then the bigger ones. You can import directly the media. You can insert an image, you can insert a table, you can insert a chart, you can insert an image or a video or an audio accordingly. Okay, so you define the type of layout that you want to start creating your slides with from this template. So you have title to content over content, and then title content over content they are about different types of layout. So you have the option to kickstart anything by just coming over here. You have all of the basic editing features that we have. You can undo. You can copy past, you can convert your slides to PDF or they are about. And you can enable the grids. If you want to have the grids to enable you for precision during the slide creation. You can uncheck all of them also. So you have your plan over here, you have the display views. We have the normal view, which is the one you have here. You have the outline view in cases if you want to have your slides in outline view. Or you can have this notes view. If you have a presenter notes, you can be able to have this view. And then you can have the other views, you can have the ster view, so you can have all the slides directly, so you can at any given point, click to go to a particular slide. But what I want mostly is I always keep it at the normal view so I can have my slides and I can have my arrangement by the sides just like that. You can always collapse this if you are interested in the full view of this slide and you can collapse back to bring it. In each slide, when you select a slide, you have the properties over here of that slide. What kind of slide is it? Is the 16 by nine or you want to change the sizing or the orientation is a landscape or portrait. You can change all that. The background, you want to make it a color background, gradient, hatching or bitmap. You can change the background content accordingly. If you want to make it. These color, then you can vary the content of the colors of the slide from here. Okay? So you can click and you can change the coloration of how your slide should look like. This is the first color, and this is the second color. You can vary it accordingly because this is a gradient color. But if you want to keep it as normal color, it's now going to take a single color or sometimes keep it known to stay at white color. Now, this is master slide background. You can change the master background, you can change the master objects, and so on. So as you move on, you learn about some of these basic things. But among the key things you should pay attention to here is you can play your slide from the first slide or from the current slide in case when you want to start your slide, usually you can do that with Shift F five, or you can start from current slide from F five. Directly when you press on F five, you can start your slide from the beginning. You can add in tables. You can bring in tables, just like the way we have in Microsoft Word. You can bring in tables of different sizes, maybe four by five, five by eight, six by seven. You define the number of rows and columns and you can bring them directly into your presentation. You can see manually, you can even define number of columns, number of rows, and then you can see o, and it's going to insert a table to you. Over here, you can insert an image directly. You can insert image from your system directly into the slide, and then you can insert audio or video, we're going to look at all of these, how to add them to your presentation. Can insert charts of different types. You're going to look at how to bring in charts of different types, bar chart, and so on. And then you can insert a textbox at any given point during your presentation or object. You can insert front work, hyperlinks, draw features. You can add in different types of things. With this, you can add new slide also using the same features that we've added. You can select the type of slide that you want to add. If you don't want to go through the normal method, you can add from here or you can duplicate a slide or delete a slide or check out the slide layout. Okay, just like we have here. So you have a bunch of other controls like the basic shapes, you can have them the coloration, the field color, and all the other basic shapes that whichever you click, you'll be able to see a subcategory of that shape that you have. You can see them. As you click, you'll be able to see the subcategory of that particular shape. Then over here, you have the option to rotate your document. If you want to deal in T D, you can see different types of three D objects, and then all other different features like the shadow, and so on Total point Edit mode, you can play around with some of these as you move we have explained in the previous section, you can have the option to save things and explore different kind of features also from here. We're going to look at some of them as you move on into this tutorial fully. Okay? But then you can insert different things, media, table charts, also from here, image, slide number, you can add you can add fields, header and Futa. We look at all of these as we move on in this course. Okay. So you have slide properties over here. You have slide show properties. You can start slide from first slide, current slide or ith timings, and so on custom slide show, you look at some of these basic ones, extensions, how to customize things and the Windows options. You'll be able to see most of these, Okay? So over here, you have the Zoom feature. You can zoom out your slide and you can zoom in so that you can have the view. So usually I like to keep it at 80. That's the default view, okay? 80 is kind of the best, but you can come down so you'll be able to see everything. You can always save your document from here, and this is slide number to show you some slide numbers that we are moving basically, this concludes this class about the general overview of the impressed presentation platform. Okay? What is it? And what are some of the features you have in here? In the next subsequent classes, we are going to learn how to apply some of these features to create a wonderful and beautiful slide for our own consumption. Okay, so until next time, thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 27. Creating Simple Presentation: Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to create simple presentation using LibreOffice by applying some text and some basic media. So for this example, we're going to look at this simple appraisal report that I've written, this sample one. This is a structural appraisal report for residential building at number 24 Araca Street, San Mozaria, Nigeria. By myself with this detail. Okay? This is a client prepared by me and so on. So this is executive summary, and this is introductory part where we talk about the basic things and so on. This is the methodology, the inspection methods, the findings, the standards followed, and so on, the analysis and so on. So we're going to create some simple, maybe four or five slides from this report. So the first one that we're going to do is we have to open our libre office. While we're here, so we start our impressed presentation. Now while we're here, we can just close on this and our first slide, according to our initial introduction, is going to be a blank slide. Or we can make it a title slide. All right? Title or slide, we can copy the title from the text. Copy this title, and then we bring it in. All right. So we can double click to have access to the text entity, and then we can play around with some of the basic text editing features, like we can change the sizing. Can bold. We can change the coloration as well to something like this. I kind of like something like this. Let's go with lighter blue. Something like this is cool. Okay? So this is the initial one. We can say we have the title. But then if this is going to be a formal presentation, it's going to be it has to be formatted accurately. So we have to have the title, and then by who? So let's say we now have to have a textbox, where we can add the other details that we have within the document. So let's add a textbox coming here. So okay, so this is by me, and then we can have the other details as well down here, and then we can have date. So we have all of these. We can select all of them, and then we can play around with the font styles, for example, and the coloration as well, the sizing, we can make it maybe 22, and then we can change to coloration. Let's bolding and then change the coloration to something like this. Okay, so on its own, we can select and centralize everything. So you can see right now we have a complete so we can select, and then we can move it. All right? We can just centralize. And now we have a complete introductory or title page as you want it. If you want, you can add something like an image also to this very slide, so we can move this to the side and add in something like an image to here. How do we import an image? Like we've explained, you can come over here, you can insert an image. Let's go to our resources. I've got some beautiful images like this one. We can use this, right? So because it's an appraisal of a building, we can use something like this as a cover image. You get the message. This now is complete the title page. So we can move to the next page by right clicking over here and say new slide. And then this next page is going to take some concepts. So let's go back to the main thing, okay? This is going to be executive summary, it's going to be introduction. And then the purpose of the appraisal let's go to introduction. Let's get in here. So let's say this is going to be introduction, and then there's going to be the purpose of the appraisal over here as a subheading, so we can add in another textbook. Okay, so we can have this as an icon, purpose of the appraisal, then we have the other ones. So let's just so let's just copy this and past this a number of times. Okay, because we have up to about four to five points over here at the introductory stage, so let's just rename them accordingly because from the text, we can see, we have the purpose of the appraisal, scope of work, background information, site description, and so on. So let's go to scope of work, background information. Okay, so we have all of these. And then we can have some contents in each case. So you may decide to have these as bulleted points while you have some details about them. In this case, this is just referring to the main building. So we can bring in an image that could showcase the introductory part, what we are assessing, the scope of work, background information, as well as the other ones. So let's say all of these are going to be bulleted. So hold on the shift select all of them, and then we can make them appear bulleted. So from here, so you can add the bullets. Use numbers. Let's select all of them. All right. So let's go to list and let's add in ticks like this. Okay, let's go to list. Okay, so let's select on each one and add in the list. All right, so we have all of this added. So we're going to now insert some media that could demonstrate any of the purpose of the appraisal, this scope of background information, site description, and location. So how do we import that? We can come to images and insert images. So this can depict location, so we can select and we can make it. Right? We can extend this. This can talk about location, and then we can have another one. Okay, so what I'm going to do, I'm going to give each point a slide. Each point is going to be a slide on its own. So let's duplicate these slides, get this slide, duplicate the slide, and duplicate this slide. So in the first case, we're going to delete this. This is going to be scope of work only. All right, so this had been duplicated into five main slides, and you can see purpose of the appraisal, scope of work, background information, site description, and location. So we're going to add some basic text to showcase the purpose of the appraisal, and in each case, we're going to add some basic text. So let's start with the first one. Purpose of the appraisal is to evaluate all of this and provide necessary recommendation for traction. So we just copy this. We go back to the slide, and then we paste it here. Okay. So within this textbook, you can come over here and adjust the sizing, right? So we can see we now have our own. So this is ten. Let's make it something like 12 points, right? And then we can align center. All right. So you can align center. And we're going to do this throughout the other slide. Okay? So this is going to be let's capitalize this. So we're going to do this throughout the other slides. Alright, so we've just added in all the slides, okay? You can see with the basic description. You can make it a bit bigger if you're interested. Now the next thing is we're going to add some images that can depict the stages in each slide, that can showcase some message. So this purpose of appraisal we're going to add something. So let's go to add an image. And then we can put in something that can depict popo, something like this. All right. So while we're here, we can select and enlarge this. This is showcasing purpos of the appraisal. At least the message is clear. So we're going to add relevant images on all the other four slides. So you can see right now our slides are coming back to taking shapes. You can see this is the introductory or the title slide. This is the introduction, the purpose of the appraisal. And then we have the introduction, the scope of work, the background information, and the site description, and so on. This is location, okay? So the images and the text are there for you to kind of match together to work with. Then I think the slides are coming up. You can make it to have a plain slide or you can make it to have a colorful slide. Later we'll talk about how to change a theme or the color, the background coloration of a given slide. But this concludes this class about creating a simple presentation using LibreOffice. In the next class, we're going to look at how to add in transitions into the slide, transitions in between slides so that our slide can come to life as well before we start our presentation. Okay, so a transitions how you move from slide to slide. So until next class. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 28. Adding Transitions to Slides: Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to add transitions in between the slides that we've just created. You remember in the last class, we managed to create a very simple presentation that involved about six of these slides. We started from scratch, the title slide, the introductory, and the points that we've added. We've added some media and text. In this one, we're going to learn how to add in the transitions as we move professionally from one slide to another. Now to add transitions, all you need is to select a particular slide, and it can come over to the right over here, slide transition. You'll see slide transition. You can access it or you can enable it with the Shift six, and it's going to enable this. So once you click on Slide transition, you will see all the very basic transitions that we have within LibreOffice. This is a wipe transition, which you can see the sample directly. We can have the wheel transition, which is sometimes very good. You can have the fed transition. As you move from one slide to another, this is the action, and we have the cover. In some cases, this is also very nice. We have the slides, the cube, and we have the cube. We have the split. Sometimes this is also pretty cool. So we have quite a number of them. So depending on your own choice, you can just decide to select, right? You can have the dissolve. A is quite cool. So you can select the transition from here. Now, over here, you can define the number of seconds it would take to transit to the next one. Default is 2 seconds, but you can make it a second. Okay? So let's say we make it 1 second. So it quickly moves pretty fast. If you want to include a sound in your transition, you can add a sound to the transition, which everyone is going to hear as it is moving from one slide to another. But for professionalism, during presentation, in order for you not to disturb everybody, you can just keep it without sound, no sound, okay? And advanced slide, how do you want this slide to advance? It is on click or after a second of showing of starting the presentation. I rather keep everything on click. So once I click my mouse or my pointer, it's going to move to the next slide. Okay. Apply transition, this very transition to all these slides. This is your choice. You can decide to if you have this swipe, it's advisable to go with a simple slide. So let's say we go with this cover. And we can apply it to all the slides. If you don't want to apply, you can go to individual slides and add your own slide and add the transition you are looking for. But for this example, we're going to go apply the slides to apply the transitions to all the slides so click on this. So once you are done and everything is cool, you can come over here and you can start the presentation from here. So let's say we start from the first slide you can see how it starts. Now, this is the beginning. Now we are now on presentation mode. If you click your mouse again, it's going to go to the second one. You can see if you click again, it's going to go to the next one. If you click again, it's going to go to the next one. If you click again, it's going to go to the next one. Okay? So this is how powerful transitions can be in your presentation. You can always hit on Escape to come back to the main presentation where you can continue your work directly. So this basically concludes this class about and at any given point, you decide to change the kind of slide that you have. You can always click a slide or you can always click this, for example, and you can make it to be this W, all right. So you can go to another one and maybe make it to something else. Let's try one more time so you can understand what I'm trying to say, because right now, the other slides are not carrying the same transition. So you can see the first one. This is the second one which carries that wipe. This is the third one. This is the fourth one, and this is the fifth one. Okay. So it's pretty cool dealing with transitions in Liberal office. So just go ahead, pick in your presentation and try to see how you can produce something simple, presentation, something like maybe three to five slides and try to see how you can apply some of these transitions and professionally how it changes or impact your presentation. So this concludes this class about adding transitions into your proper PowerPoint or into your Liberal office impress presentation slides. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 29. Adding Animations: Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to add animations to your element, maybe a text, maybe an image within the libre of his presentation. So to start with, all you need is to start by selecting the element that you want to add animation to, and then you can look at the side bar over here, you can see animation. You can activate it with Shift seven. Once you click, it's going to bring in the animation pen. Okay, so over here, you can select this element and add the effect from here. So you click on Add effect. Now, there are a series of effects that you have basic effect and so much more. But the ones that I usually use because I like to keep my presentation simple is the fly in. You can add in the fly in and on your own, once you add the fly in, can see right now we've added the fly in on the title. So let's say we select on this one and this holding the Shift key and select all of this, and then we want to add another effect to the two of them. So let's say fly in again. So this one flies in and then this one flies in as well. Okay. So we now have two things. All right. So the next one is you can pay attention to how the fly in goes takes place. You may want the fly in to start on click or with previous or after previous. You can decide. Is going to go with the previous slide with the previous animation after this, it's going to come directly, but I prefer to keep everything on everything to be on click. So I keep everything I keep this to be on click. The direction, how do you want the animation to take place? Usually, the default is from the bottom. You can do from top to left or from bottom left or from top right. So let's say for this, we do from top left. Okay? So you can see the entrance. This is what it means, right? And how many seconds should it take? The duration is 0.5 seconds. We can make it 1 second, okay? The delay, we can keep it at zero. And this is now complete. So we can go to the next slide, and then this is introduction. We can hold the introduction and the appraisal to come in together, so we add an effect. Let's say fly in again, and then let's give it 1 second. And then still from bottom, no, not from bottom, we can sell from top. From top, we have these to come down, and then we can select this one and this one as well with the hold of the shift key, and then we can add an effect. So let's say fly in slow, and then we can define the direction, from bottom, no, not from bottom, let's sell from right. Right? So it just flies in slow like this. And then we can have the third one, which we can hold the introduction as well as the scope, and then give it add an effect from here. Okay? So let's say we call it checker board, depending on you. But I think this checkout board is not so good. Let's go back, select the two. Can always see the animation pen over here, the distribution, how we can always remove the animation. If you don't want, you can always come over here and remove them, remove animation, select, remove, select and remove, select this and remove. And if you want, you can also order the animation, one go up, one comes down using these arrows. So for example, while you are here, you can select and you can see the arrangement. These are the different elements. You can select them and you can order some to go first, one to go before the other. Using these arrows, you can click on this. And now, this is going to come before the introduction. This is the introduction. So this is going to come before the introduction. But if you want it to come after the introduction, you can still use this and it is going to come down. So these arrows enable you to move in up or down of the elements that you've added animations to. Let's go back to this one. Let's select this cope and this one and then let's add the effect. Okay? So let's give it distance slide in, and then we can give this one, this one and we can add another effect. You can call it peak in. Okay. So we can specify the direction from left also. Okay? So we've basically done this. We've added into three slides. You can do the same for the other slides if you are interested. Now, let me show you what this means when we're in the presentation mode. So when we play from the beginning, you can see now we have a pure empty slide. Now when we click on mouse, only the title is going to come up. So you can explain that this presentation is going to be about structural appraisal report for residential building at number four, number 24, Arace Street Samos area, and everybody will be concentrated on the title. And then we give them this detail. Now this comes in, I'm sure you must have seen this in different presentations, how they professionally arranged. So by me, tread sheet for the client, this for today. The next slide is going to have that effect in a transition. And then this is the second slide. You see the way they come in, and then we have the slow entrance of these two slides. Okay? So you can now on your own explain these key features and so on. Now we can move to the next slide, which is the third one. We talk about the introduction and scope of work. And then the next one is the other elements that comes in. Okay? So this is basically how to add in animations to the different elements that you have within a single presentation. Okay? So I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching. And please go ahead and try on your own to see how you can be practicing. If you have any challenge any issues, you can feel free to just put it down in the comment section, and I will comment accordingly. So just on follow through, adding create your own simple slides, adding the transitions, adding the basic animations and see how you can play around with them so that you can develop a simple but professional presentation. So thank you and see you in the next class. Bye. 30. Changing Slides Properties: Hello and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to change the slide properties. This could include theme of the slides as well as the background coloration, be it a plain color or a gradient coloration, as well as we can learn how to import images and have them as our background within a particular slide in LibreOffice. So to start with, if you want to change the background coloration of this particular slide, let's start with the first slide. All you need is to right click and you can come all the way to slide properties over here. C just click. And you'll have this slide properties wizard, okay? So over here, you can come to slide. This is going to give you the paper format, the margins, as well as the layout settings. So for this tutorial, for this class, the basic the default one is the format is wide screen, which is 16 by nine. You're free to change it to any format of your choice. You can check around you can have A six, A, five, A four, even B six, and so on. But for this, we're going to go with the default, which is the wide screen, 16 by nine, and just keep it at that. Is the width, this is the height. If you have anything, you can change. You can go with portrait or landscape, and in each case, you'll be able to see the preview from here, right? Over here, you have the margins. I keep everything at default, and then the paper tray and the slide numbers you can add and you can define how you want the a background whether the background covers the margins or the about, you can define all these. Now next is you have the background coloration. Right now is set to none, which means it is pure white. If you want to add a color, you can select this is the active color if you press Okay and this is a new color that you have. But this moment I want to use something like this and once I select it, you can see it's the new color that I have. If you have a custom plate, you can palette you can have, you can add directly. If you have a defined hex code, you can as well add. Now, once you say Okay to this, you can see this slide now changes to that particular color. I mean, you don't want a plain color like this. You can always come back right quick. Come back to slide properties, and you'll be able to go back to if you don't want a plain color, you can have a gradient color, for example, and then probably you want something like this. You can select something like this. And once you say, Okay to this, it's going to transform everything to this coloration. I think this is not so bad, but I don't like it. I think I rather prefer the plain one. So, but this is just for demonstration. You can see. Let's go back with this one. I kind of like this one. And then if you want to add in more properties to this, you can still come back to slide properties, and then you can come up. Assuming I want to now add an image as my background to this particular slide. All you need is select the image section over here under the background, and you can see different kind of images that are available for you to use. If you select any of them, you're going to have it as your own background. This one is good, but I think I don't like it. Select something like this also, and it can serve the purpose. In case if you have a specific image that you're targeting and you want to use, you can add or import it directly within your system, can select, and you can just easily import it into the system and have it as your background in this particular slide. Okay? So you can have this Df please enter a name for the external bitmap. Let's call it background one, for example, and then you can see, Okay to this. And this is now added as our background one. So once you say Okay to this, it's now taken as your own background in this presentation. It's very easy to import and add in different kind of images as your background. And if you don't want any, as well, you can still come back and still switch back to the way it was. Or if you want to add patterns, there are different patterns that you can add that are very fantastic and you can have a very fantastic experience with them. So I think I kind of like this pattern. And if you have any, you can add, you can easily add and can import the pattern. Okay. Depending, this is the pattern editor you can create your own and change the coloration as well. You can go with something that you think can depict what you are trying to create. So let's say we go with something like this pattern, which is quite good, so you can see, Okay, to this, and you can see it changes the looks of the slide, and it gives us another professional look. I kind of like this so we can keep this if you want. And then we can come back to slide properties again. Let me show you one more thing. If you want to put in Hatch, you can put in hatch background. In cases if you want to have hatch background like this one. Very, very nice and you can play around with the extension over here, angle rotation of the hh, okay? And you can define the spacing as well from here and change the coloration and make it a single crusted hash over here. Okay? So you can always see the preview from this side, and if you're certain and okay with it, you can always insert it into your slide. Now the last one is transparency. At this moment, the transparency is 100%. If you want to make it less transparent, you can make it 50% or even 25%, in some cases, if you want to have a less transparent background. You want to have a less transparent background so that your content can be clearly visual. So you can see, Okay to this and you can see it has automatically changed everything. So this is basically how to change the slide properties in cases if you have anything to add maybe from a plain background or plain coloration to having a gradient background or even images or hatches as you saw you can go ahead and explore and try on your own and see how you can add in one or two things to bring in professionalism into what you're creating. So this concludes this class about changing the slide properties. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. By 31. Adding Charts to Presentation: In this class, we're going to learn how to insert charts into our presentation. So as usual, let's say we are going on with the slide that we are creating, we can come to the last slide and just right click and see New slide. Let's create a new slide. Now to insert a chart, you can come at the top over here. You can see Insert chart, can just click on it to insert the chart. Now, by default, the chart that comes up is this one. This is this bar chart, ok with this much detail. Now, you can see it to the left, we have different kind of chat type. You can change the chat type. You can change the chat area. You can add legend can see legend the X exist, the yxist, you can change everything from here. The data series you can change directly. Now, over here, you can change the type of chart that you have. You can see the chart type by just clicking here. You can see the default. What we have here is just a normal column chart and you can see it of different types. As you move on, you'll be able to see the preview over here. If you want to have a three D look, also, you can make it realistic and it becomes three D. Now, this is now a bad chart. We can have B chart of different types. You can make a three D also O. If you want, you can make it two D and the coming of different types. So you can have Pie chart as well. And the area charts as well. Even you have the XY scatter, the line charts and so on, you can select on any of them, and you can define the line type. It is smooth, or tapped or straight line. So you can define however you want it. So you can see this is smooth lines and so on. So there are other properties that you can check on the smoothing properties over here, the resolution, the line type, and so on. You can just go ahead and explore all of these to your test. Now, let's say for this tutorial, we're going with something very simple. Let's say we go with this ba chat and then say, Okay, to this. Now, when you look at the chart, there are a lot of things that you can play around with. For example, in the chat properties over here, you have these features. You have all of these column features. Like we said, you can change the chat type from here as well. You can click on here and you'll be able to see the same changing feature that you can change. Okay? All of those features that you can. So over here, you can enable the three D, and you can have the title subtitle to the chart and you can add the legend. You can show legend or you can unshow it. And you can define the exact location where you can have the legend, whether at the right, top or bottom, with just one click, you can change the axis, you can define all of them. The X and Y axis, you can define directly, as well as the grid lines. If you want to enable vertical major grid lines, you can see we have them and you can have horizontal minor. You can have vertical minor as well, so you can have grid lines enabled directly. And one of the key features that I want most in this is you can change the line type as well as the coloration as well, the thickness and so on. You can change all of these directly and many more things. Okay? So one of the things I like about the chat is that I will always access the chart walls over here if you want to change the wall, the type of wall that you have the borders, the coloration of the border, and thickness as well as the transparency, you can change all of these from here. You can change the transparency of the area. You can change coloration of the area, whether gradient images or pattern or you can add a hatch. Directly, you can add everything within your chart. And one of the things I like is a tat table where you can customize and adjust the looks and content on content of the charts that you have. This is a table that brought out this chart that we are just looking at. You can change the content of it. You can change the naming from Ran to, for example, series one, for example, something like this, and you can see with just this cliqu it is going to be updated in the document. So you have another one. You can change this and maybe make it series two. And you can see it is being updated directly in the document. I Series one and Series two will be updated as well. So you can change the values as well. If you change this to maybe eight, you can see automatically it's going to affect our chart. You can see it's been updated. And you can change everything. You can equally add columns directly. You can insert rows, you can insert series, and you can insert text column and delete rows or columns as you so wish and you can move the series to the left to the right or to the center or bottom, as well. You can play around with all of these features directly. Now, another thing is you can check the titles. You can add titles directly, and you can enable the legend on or off directly with this key, and you can play around with the legend easily directly from here. So the legend and its properties, you can have them directly from here, right? So the quite a number of controls the X exist, DI exist, you can play around with them and all exists. You can add and define them accordingly. Basically this is how to bring in charts into your PowerPoint slide and then have it as a point to present during any kind of presentation. So you can just go ahead, try on your own and see which one you can bring in and what kind of features you can change as regards its properties. In this case, let's say we add a title to this sample series. Results. Yeah. So you can define the XM Ys also from here. Like we've explained earlier, you can define the XM Ys directly using this. So you can click on the X, and you can define it. You can scale it and define the direction, the type of line, the position, the value, and so on. Okay? So this concludes this class about adding charts and customizing it with the ibriaOfice. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 32. Adding video and Audio to Presentation: And Hello, and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to insert a video or an audio within delibryOfice, PowerPoint or in press presentation. So to start with, let me add a simple slide. This is the same slide that we are still working on. So let me add a single slide by right clicking over here and say new slide over here. All right. So let's click out. Now to add a video or an audio, you can always come over here at the top center over here. You can see insert an audio here. This is insert audio or video. This is a media insertion tab. Click on this and then we can navigate to wherever we have our video within our system. So let's say I have this MP four, this one that I want to insert. So you can see this is an MP four, 5.5 megabyte in size and so on. So once I click Open, it's going to be inserted into the slide. Okay? So let me zoom out so that I can resize it a little bit to be able to see it clearly, right? So I can click and come to the edge over here and I can resize it so it becomes a bit visible, right? I can drag and move it as well. So it just simply fits the slide. Okay. So this is a video. Now, once you select it, you can come over to the properties panel over here and you'll have all the properties you will need for this particular video. This is the media playback properties. Okay? So over here, you can see the playback options. You can play right? And you can pause, you can stop and so on. And if you want to put it on loop, also, you can put it on loop, so it plays continuously. And then down here, you can increase the Ik. You can increase the volume, okay? This is simply something like the speed. And then down here, you can change the position, okay, position and size. This is for the position in X and Y. Once you click, you'll see that it's going to increase the position in Y, and then you can use this as well to increase it in X and so on. So you can vary the position very easily. The width and height also, you can play around with it if you're interested, right? Very easily, you can just on your own play around. You may decide to keep the ratio if you have this ticked. So as any of the section is increasing, it will not be one sided ratio, okay? So it's going to increase uniformly together with the other sizing. Okay? So it's very useful to tick on this. So it maintains duro and do not have a lopsided video or something like that. Down here, we have the arrangement. You can bring it to the front. You can bring it forward one more step. Maybe if you have other media or you have other images or shapes that you want this to play on top, you can always change the position or back one more step or send to back. You can do all that directly from here. Then you can change the alignment down here. You can align left right and center, and you can align to the top and so on, bottom and so on. Okay? So this is very basic. And whenever you are playing your slide, when it gets to the video, it will just start playing automatic. Usually the default is usually it plays on click. Okay? So once you are playing this slide from here, for example, let's start playing the slide. Once you reach to that, start from beginning. So once you reach to that video, is just going to start playing. All right. So you can see we have that chart. So the next one is the video. So once we hit on it, it is going to start playing directly. So it plays on click. Once you just get to this slide, it will just start playing directly. So if you put it on loop, also, it will continue to play on loop. So let's escape this, and I think this concludes this class about adding video or audio into your slide. If you want to add audio, it's still the same process. You can come over here. And you can go there and just select wherever you have the audio and just insert it directly. Assuming I have this audio, you can just select and just input it and you can see this is an audio, okay? So you have the same property, the access to the same property. You can see the volume, the playback options, as well as the position. You can on your own manually just drag and drop it at a particular position, and it's going to play with the same slide as it is playing when it gets to that slide, okay? So this concludes this class about adding video or audio within your system, within your Liberal Office slide in press presentation. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 33. Adding Shapes in Presentations: In this class, we are going to learn how to insert and manage shapes within our slides. So just like the way we do, we learned how to insert shapes within the libryOfice writer. It's the same process inserting and managing shapes within the slide or in press presentation as well. So let's start by adding a fresh slide to this by right clicking over here and say new slide and we have this slide. Now, as usual, you can change the slide look. I want it to be a blank slide. Let's use the layout and select a blank. Now, what I want to do I want to insert the shapes, but I want to make sure I create something very simple that could send a message. So you can see shapes can be inserted from any of these. You can see them of different types. You have shapes, we have lines, we have circles, we have rectangles and so on. Even with MGs and other special shapes, you can see them over here. You have different types of arrows. You can see them directly here. In each case, whichever one you need is just to drag and drop it like this and drag, click and drag, to create something like this. So whenever you insert an image, you can come to the properties panel over here, and you have all the properties that have to do with this image. The field color, you can change it to any color of your choice. The position in X and Y, you can vary the position. You can do that manually, but you can play around with the sizing as well. The width and height, also, you can vary them if you are interested in varying them accordingly. The alignment, you can arrange, bring it to front, back, and so on. You can rotate to any angle of your choice. This is very, very easy and possible. So depending on what you are interested, you can flip to the right and to the left, you can flip them accordingly, 90 degrees or 45 degrees. About. No transparency, you can play around with transparency and the line properties. Okay? What kind of line thickness do you want? And what kind of line? Is it a brook line or something? You can add anyone the thickness, you can vary the thickness of the line also from here. So there's virtually a bunch of controls that you can actually use from here, right? So any shape that you take, it is the properties are found here. You can play around with it however you want it. Now, let's say, at this point, I have this, and when you double click a shape, you can add a text inside it. So let's say we have this as a process. We call this start. Okay, when you write a text also, you can equally select the text, and you have the same text editing properties that you have in normal text. You can change the color to something interesting, and then you can bold, you can utilize, and you can undige and so on. You have all of this. You can align left right and center and dispenser and indenting and even the list and toggle order list and so on. You can have access to all of that. So let's say we have this start. So we have another process. Let's say we have something like this, and then we can change the color. Okay, so let's say I select on this, and let's change the field color to something like this. Okay? So start. So this is let's say double click, and let's say this is a process. Okay? We can double click it, and then we can change the color and can bold it, okay? And then we can have another one maybe to finish. Okay? So we can do that manually or we can select on this. We can do Control C to copy and Control V to paste. So we can select and drag and move it to the side very easily. One thing that I want to put also so that this one can have complete meaning is to have arrows, so that can depict this is a start and this is a process, and then this is an end, an end to the process, right? So we can use this arrow here. We can click and we have different types of arrows, but I want to go with a simple one. Once you click, you can see you have different dots or points to start the arrow from. So let's say we start it from here and I can drag and hit it here. Okay. And we can do the same. From here, we can add the same line, or we can copy this one and pest, and then we can hit it from here and define that this is an end. So we have start process and end, okay? So this is very simple. And at any given point, when you create a simple process like this or a simple flow chart like this with your your shapes, you can always click and select drag and select all of them, and then you can write click and group all of them. You can group them. So they become one. And when you click them, you can move them one at a time. Okay? So you can see you've just been able to move them. And at any given point, if you want to ungroup, you can always click and go to Ungroup and you can ungroup them. They become now individually separated. But I always want it grouped so that it becomes very easy for me to move across. Okay. So this is virtually, you can just go ahead, give it a try and see how much and what kind of shapes you can bring in. How can you play with them? And what can you change as regards their properties, their basic properties? Okay? Just explore it, and let's see. If you have any challenge, you let me know in the comment section. So this concludes this class about adding shapes and managing them with liberate Impressed presentation. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 34. Inserting and Formatting Tables in Presentations: All right. So in this class, we are going to learn how to insert and manage tables within LibreOffice. Not to insert tables, all you need is to define the exact location where you want to insert your table. So assuming I want to insert my table here, I can come over here, hit on Enter, and I can come to the top over here. You can see insert table. You can do that with Command F 12. You can just click, and you have the option to define the number of rows and columns. You see this is four by two, which means four columns two rows. So you can define how many of the rules manually you can define and you're going to have it selected. And once you release your hand, it is going to define that table. So let's go with something like four by two. And you can see right now we have created a four by two table. And once you select and created our table, you can see the different properties that come. This is a plain table. If you want to have some formatted style table, you can come back here and you can come to more options and you'll be able to see the different formats that we have. So you can name the table. This is table two. For example, or you can name table one or however you want to. You can give it a name. So this table one, can define the number of rows and columns over here. You can increase your own, maybe four rows, two columns or about. You can define the number of rows and columns. You can define the type of header that you want. Repeat the heading row on new page if you go to the new page, still repeating the heading rows, and you can split table over pages if you want to enable that also from here. Now, one of the coolest things that I have, this is the non style. Okay? This is the plain style of table. The default style, you can have this type of table, or you can have this academic type if you have or box list blue. Can see this one also is quite fantastic. Box list, green, and so on. You can just select whichever one you want. So let's say we go with something like this academic and you can just hit on InSAt and this is going to change your table to this. Okay? So this is the format that you are going to select. So let's go with this. So let's say we select our table, come to formatting, come to options, and let's say we go with something like this and say ISAT. So this now becomes our table. So you can go ahead and number the content of the table. So right now you can see we've created a simple table with the heading and some items within it. Okay? So one thing you should know is that whenever you select a table, you have all of its basic properties down here. Well, let's say we go with something simple. Let's go with plain table, for example, let's say this, and we have the option to play around with all of this. For example, let's say I want to split this cell into two, I can select it and I can split it by coming over. Alright, clicking. I can say split cell. And you can see I want it into two, but then you can define the direction horizontally or vertically. Let's say you want to define split it into two vertically to something like this. So once you say Okay to this, you can see this cell has now been splitted into two. Okay? So you can march cells as well. Can just select this and make it one cell by right clicking, just like the way we have, and you can see right now it has matched the two cells together. Now, from here, you can add in a cell. You can add in a row above or a row below, can just click. To add a row below, or you can add a column to the right or to the left. Can see we can add columns to the right, can keep adding columns if you want to add columns, or you can keep adding columns to the left of this. It's all about you what you want to do. Now, once you select a particular table, you can see we can delete selected rows. Maybe you want to delete this row, assuming this row is now colored yellow and you want to delete this entire rule, so you can come over here, delete the current rule, and you can see it has been deleted. You want to delete a particular column. So let's say we have colored this yellow, and when you want to delete it, you can see with just one click it has been deleted. You can select a cell and you can delete a particular table if you want to delete the entire table, you can just delete it very easily. You have the option to split the table if you want to split the cells, if you want to split cells, like you've done earlier on, you can center vertically align bottom right the content of the table. You can change the cell background, can change the background of the cell. For example, this cell, I want you to take this color, and you can see it as just taking that color. Can change the background to any color of your choice and put in auto format style. If you want to put in auto format, now you can select from available formats that we explained earlier on, and you can just insert it on that. So you can do quite a lot as regards the table editing. You can select here and you can change the kind of border line that you want around the table. You can see if change this one to brook lines, can change it to any line of your choice, and you can change the border style, the full border or thereabout, can change it however you want it. So let's say we have solid line, normal line, and then we can change the border style over here to maybe one style, top border only right and so on. You can have it all borders like this. And then over here, you can change the border color. Also if you want to change the border color to signify a particular cell, maybe this is a wrong cell. Okay. So just to signify it, you can put that as a round color. Number format, you can change. Accordingly, you have quite a number of controls over here as regards this table. Now alternatively, in addition to the fact that you can find the properties down here, you can equally find the properties of this table when you come to properties over here. So all of these properties that we've explained, you can play around with the text editing features within a particular cell can select the book click to select the text, then you can bold utilize and underline. And so you can play around with all of these text editing features. You can play around with the alignments, align left right and center. You have down here, you can play around with the numberings that you have in items within the table. You can play around with the spacing and indentins as well. And then what we've explained earlier as regards inserting rows above columns and so on and deleting rows and columns and the entire table, if you want to delete very easily, and select a particular cell or delete the cell and so on. Or split or match cells together. You can do all that directly. Okay? So you have the row height and the column height, you can vary all these accordingly, and you have a bunch of other features that you can access directly from here. Right? So this basically concludes this class about inserting and formatting tables within Oli Bre office. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 35. Adding FontWork: Hello and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to insert the front work style, frontw text that we have, just like the word art that we have within Microsoft. Okay? So frontw sometimes there are presets that you have that you can easily insert into your slides to make your presentation look a bit different and look much more professional. To start with, let me show you how to insert the font at work. You can see this letter A. This is font work, okay? This is front work text. So you can just click on it and you can see you can select a front work style from the variety of available ones. You can see them different styles. You can see show, stone, blue, different types. I'm sure you must have seen this in different presentations. Sometimes we have them in circles, and in this zig zag form the circle like this, okay? Something like this. So they are very nice and they can add some special touch to your presentation if you can add them. Let's go with something simple like this and we can just click and just insert it directly. All right, so let's say we can click this and move it to the side, and then you can just double click and write anything that you want. And it's going to take in this formatting and the shapes and the coloration and so on. So let's say we want to write something like congratulations using the same font style. So you just click out and everything now takes in that congratulations in that format. You can decide to add another one. For example, you can come back. Let's say we take in this favorites and you can say, Okay, to this, can move it to somewhere close, and you can just double click to write something. Let's say this is introduction, right? So once you click out, this now becomes your introduction. So you can click and move it somewhere. Okay? It can become very handy sometimes during presentation, and you will see it's very unique, the writing style and the fun style and so on. Can add as many things as you want using any of the selections. Okay? So you can select this and you can see this one, you can just double click do Control A to select, and then you can say this is confirmed, right? Something like this, and you can see it's now confirmed, can just drag and put it somewhere. Design anything depending. And then one thing you should know is that you can have a bunch of controls from this texts from here. So from the text editing properties, you can play around with the size, the arrangement, the alignment. You can bring to the top, bottom, center, you can align left right and center, and so on. The character and paragraphing and the area, the coloration, you can change this color to any color of your choice. Okay? So to black, if you want to change it to black, and see you have quite a number of controls as well as the transparency. You may want to have it to be solid or linear or there about, you can change all these accordingly. And change the transparency to be solid. As you change, you can see it is changing. Okay? But I think a zero is better because it's very clear and so on. So over here, you have the line thickness and so on, the coloration and other glow effect you can change if you are interested. But I usually keep it at default. Once I select a particular selection, I just try to maintain it and I can write anything I want as regards also you have some other bunch of controls can add some few things if you are interested from the artwork. But I just always at any given point, click select a particular case and just say, Okay, to this, and then I can just write. So double click and select, and I can just write Engineering, for example. All right. So once you click out, this now becomes engineering, and you can just select and put it somewhere. Right. So it's very easy and it's very nice and you can always resize by coming to the edges. You can see just resize. Very nice. And I think you can find it very helpful in your presentation sometimes if you're interested. So you can just go ahead and explore and see what you can do with it and what you can add and remove from it. Okay, so this concludes this class about adding this font work into our presentation. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 36. Adding Hyperlinks: Hello and welcome back. In this class, we are going to learn how to add hyperlinks during your presentation within the Impressed presentation. So this can become very handy when you are delivering presentations and you want to click from a text to direct you to a particular website during demonstrations, or you want to click on a text or on a link to direct you to a particular PDF document or to an image or to any PowerPoint presentation from one PowerPoint to another. So you can do that with the help of hyperlinking. So to do hyperlinking, you can just insert any text. For example, let's go with inserting the textbox here. Let's call this an image. And down here, we can call this a PDF document. And here we can have, let's say, PowerPoint. So in each case, we are going to hyperlink the text to something else. Okay? So let's select everything. And let's say for these three, we just add select this and you can come to the properties. Right, so let's say we will insert hyperlinks and to add hyperlinks, we can select. Let's say we start with the image, I highlight it, and then we can come to hyperlink over here. Insert hyperlink, you can insert it from the command K Now we can click to Insert. Now, this brings us the hyperlinking Wizard. The first one you see here is an Internet URL. You can directly insert something a web page, and directly, it's going to take you to our webpage. So let's say we start with the webpage. Let's say this one we can say it's going to take us to Google. We are changing this image text to Google, okay? And then we can say ww.google.com. So whenever we click on this text, we're going to be inserted. We are going to refer it back to Google. So I've changed this text from image to Google. So you can see as I hover over it, you see the link, it is reading google.com. Okay? So when I click on it, automatically, this is going to take me out of this presentation into Google directly. So you can see it has brought me into Google. This is how powerful hyperlinking can be even during presentations. As you are delivering your presentations, you can just click and it will take you to Google. So let's add some PDF document here. So I select it, I come to Hyperlink, and then we can see document, right? So we define the path where the document is. So let's go to Assam LibreOffice, we have this hyperlink document. So let's say we have this PDF document. So you can click, and it's been inserted. So the name is PDF document where I have here. So I can say, Okay to this. And this now becomes a PDF document. So during presentation, if I click on this, holding down the Shift key, the command key, if I click on this, it's going to open this PDF document for me directly. Okay. So this is how powerful this can be. And then we can add as much as even a pop on presentation. We can just select and you come to hyperlink and then define where the point presentation is. Let's say I have this PowerPoint, can just select and say, Okay, to this, this is the text, and then I can click Okay. So whenever I hold the command key and click on this, it's going to open this power point presentation and I can showcase something during my own presentation, right? So this is how powerful it can be, and you can confirm this when you start presentation from this particular slide, start from current slide. So you can see if at any given point, I click on Google, it's going to take me to Google while delivering this presentation. Get this how powerful to the document, is going to take me straight to that document that we've just talked about and to the PowerPoint directly. Can use it you can leverage it to your own advantage during your presentations to be able to navigate professionally from one document to another. So this concludes this class about adding you can even add email, okay? You can add an email also if you're interested. So let's say we select this one and then we can come to hyperlink We can add an email. If you have an email, you can just easily add the email, and when someone click, it's going to go there directly. All right. So it's very, very nice. And if you want to remove any hyperlink, all you need is just to select the link in and just right click and come over here and say remove Hyperlink, and this text is now free of any hyperlinking. So you can do that across any. So please just go ahead, try on your own and see how you can hyperlinking documents and see for yourself what kind of professionalism you can bring into your Impress presentation. So this concludes this class about adding hyperlinks to Impress presentation. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 37. Writing on Slides: In this class, we are going to learn how to write on Slide Show, on your slides while you are on Slide Show. So we're going to take the slides that we've created as an example. So we just quickly go into we can just quickly start this slide show. Let's say we start from beginning by coming over here, you can just click on it to start this slide show. Once we are on the slide show, we can keep clicking our Mouse to have our elements come into the display. Now, to write on a particular slide while you are on slide mode, all you need is to write click on the slide, and you can see Mouse Pointers pen. You can use Mouse pointer as pen over here. Once you click on this, um, it enables your mouse pinter to start acting as a pen right now. So you can circle anything that you're interested in. Or demonstratively, you can be able to highlight things or just for demonstration, you can be sending things, okay? So you can be as specific as you want, and you can change the properties of this highlighter or write in pen by right clicking. You can change the pen width to be normal or thick. If you want to make it thick, you can make it thick with just this click or if you want to make it thinner, you can make it very thin, okay? So very thin, something like this, I think. All right. So you can change the color as well. Change the pen color by just clicking and you can move around to change the color of the pen. So let's go to something like red. Okay, something reddish. Alright, so let's say something like this, and once you say Okay to this, you can be able to kind of utilize it over here or change the width to make it normal or thin, and then you can work on this directly. Okay, so you're just free to go ahead and explore and write anything. Additionally, you can change you can erase all the links or all the inks on this slide. You can erase all the inks on the slide with just this click. You can just select this, and all the inks are gone. And if you want to end this slide show or end the show, you can just click here and just say end show, and you are back to your normal slide. Okay, so this concludes this class about writing on your slide within LibreOffice presentation. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 38. Creating a Project in Spreadsheet: So in this class, we are going to learn about spreadsheet, okay? The Calk spreadsheet, which is the Excel equivalent of Microsoft of LibreOffice. Okay? So if you use Microsoft Excel before, this is equivalent of 80 in LibreOffice. So to start with, once you open your LibreOffice, you'll be brought in over to this very platform. So here we are going to learn about creating a project within this spreadsheet. So we've explained earlier, here you see recent documents that you've worked with regardless of the type, whether it's writer presentation or even spreadsheet or PDF, you'll be able to find them over here. Now, our case for today is Calk spreadsheet, which we're going to access by just clicking here, it's just going to open. So like we've explained, it's just like the Microsoft Texel. You can see different kind of cells, Okay, spread around the documents just like that. Now you have the looks looking similar to those of Microsoft toward Microsoft Texel, if you have used before, or even in this course, if you have used the Libre writer Impress presentation, the looks of the tabs usually look nearly the same except in some cases when you have to bring in or import in different things if you want to add or bringing different kind of items. Now, our first task for today is to create a project. So to create a project, you can always come to file over here. You can come to save us. And then we brought in over here. This is a saving wizard. You can define whatever location you want and just got to the point. Maybe I'm going to the library office. And here, I'm going to create a folder here and I'm going to call it spreadsheet. Okay? So I can click on Okay to this. Then you can give the project a name. So this time around, I'm just going to give it spreadsheet. Sample one, okay? So every once everything is okay, you can see the default is ODF. Later on, we learn how to export things if you want to export them in different formats. So but for now, we can just go ahead and say Save to continue our work, and you can see the name of this project has been renamed to spreadsheet sample one, okay? So I think basically this concludes this class about opening and creating a project within the spreadsheet in LibreOffice. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 39. Overview of Spreadsheet Platform: Hello, and welcome back. In the last class, we talked about how to create how to open and create a project within Libre of a spreadsheet. And in this class, we are going to learn about the general overview of the spreadsheet platform. Okay, so like I've explained earlier, this is the look when you open a spreadsheet, you can see it just like the way you do have in Microsoft Word, in the Microsoft Excel. Okay, so you have the cells. Over here, you can see cells of different different different cells. You can see them. Now one thing you should know is that the cells are defined by numbers and letters. Okay? Letters and numbers. For example, this cell is defined by these column numbers. These are column definitions, okay? This is column A, column B, column C, column D, column E, and these are rows row one, row two, three, 45, row ten, for example, this is how they are being defined. So any cell can be an intersection of two rows row and a column. For this one, this is cell E ten. You can see cell E, this is column E and then row ten. This is cell E 21. This is cell B 15. And in each case, if you want to know the exact name of the cell you're on, you can also refer to this here. You can see this is D ten directly. You can see the definition, this is F nine, and you can see the definition. This is G 17, even without looking at the highlights from here. So you can have multiple cells selected and you have their definition. For example, like now I've selected these multiple cells, and you can see this is C eight through E 13. Okay? So this is the selection, something like CH, C eight through C 13. These are the selection that I have already. So these areas are defined from c8c to E 13. You can see it from C eight to E 13. This is the definition, all right? So you can see whatever cell, you can select any cell that you want to select, and you can write anything in each cell. And once you write, you'll be able to see the writing or the content of that cell in this function cell. Okay? So you can see anywhere you touch, you write something, you'll be able to see it here. Or if you want to write on any cell, select it and you can come over here and you can just write whatever you want to write, and it's just going to function. It's just going to appear directly on that. Now, this is the cell function, the definition and how it works. You can write anything from numbers to letters to anything. You can just go ahead and write anything as you so wish, okay? So over here, you have a bunch of controls. For example, you can switch between the different platforms. Like you can switch to text documents to presentation to drawing, like we've explained earlier, and then you can open an existing document in Microsoft xL O in anywhere. You can open directly from here. You can save the document. You can print in PDL for export in PDL or print directly. And you have all these basic features that we've explained. You can copy, you can cut things, you can past. You have all of the basic text editing features like you can change the formatting. You can change the phone style of different types. You can see them listed over here. You can bowl, utilize on the line, and change the color of font color and font sizes. You can change the font color as well as the background color from here. You can change the background color. If you want to change it to anything of your choice, you can just go ahead and select. Okay. So you can see right now, change the background color. Now we have other things. You can undo, redo things. You have all of these alignment features, you can change in the rows, columns. You can do anything in your rows. You can insert rows, columns, you can insert columns directly from here. And you can do all sorts of sortings from here. You can sort from A to Z, ascending to descending and so on. And you can add you have them different kind of wrapping options. You can wrap center vertically align buttons, you can wrap text and so on. And you have this insert image. You can insert images, you can insert charts of different types from anywhere, okay? So we've explained this, we explained this in detail how you can use them and what kind of charts do you have and how can you insert them into your spreadsheet. Okay? And how can you use them and even adding data to them, okay? So you have different kind of thing. You can insert and edit piv tables, we talk about that, and then we have insert you can insert different characters, just like the way you have in the Microsoft Excel. Then over here, you can do a lot of hyperlinking, you can add comments and so on. Okay? So many basic things that you can use. You can change the looks of the borders. You can have all borders or left, right, top, bottom, center borders as you so wish. Okay? So you can define from here. And you can change the border thickness, the border style. You can have the border of different types. You have different a bunch of controls that you may have over here. You have the file. This is where you do quite a lot from saving and exporting things which you are going to cover as we move on. And then you have the edit features. You can copy past select and past special track changes, and so on. And you can change the view to enable things that you want sidebar styles. Depending on what you want to bring in, you can always bring in. This is grid and helper. You can disable, display grid, snap to grid. So on. You can enable quite a number of features and controls from here. You can add page breaks, and so on. We're going to look at all these in detail. And then you can insert images, charts, sparkline, pivot tables, media, and so on, so much to insert, so much to deal with the formatting, you can check in the formatting, conditional formatting, page styles, and so on. Styles, you can have different styles. Right now we are on the default, but you can go ahead and explore different styles. We have sheets Um, you can delete cells. You can insert rows columns like we've explained, you can have external clear cells, rename sheets, and so on. And over here, you have other things that you can bring as regards the data analysis and sorting or auto filling creating, pivot tables, and so on. We'll look at some of the basic ones that you need at the beginner level, okay? So you have some other tools that you can deal with and so on. Down here, another thing that I want to show you is the sheet. This is sheet one. If you like, you can add another sheet with this plot sign and you can move across the sheets directly as you click. Okay? You have a bunch of controls as regards the sheets. You can rename, you can write click, you can insert a sheet. You can rename a sheet. You can delete a sheet if you want to can name this sheet and call it sheet one or quarter with anything. And you can see, Okay to this, this is quarter, you can write click and you can duplicate the sheet. You can move or copy the sheet somewhere, select all sheet, protect sheet with password and so on. And even change the tab color if you want to change, and so much more sheet events, you can have quite a number of controls from here. You can hide the sheet and so on. So these are very basic things. You can change language and other basic things. You can do the zoom in and out from here. So quite a lot to learn from here, but the properties also you have the same properties access. Once you select on any, you can access all of these properties to the right, like we've explained during the other classes in Library writer and the presentation. Okay. And then down here, you have the different styles, and you can have this different gallery of features that you can make use of. But the basic is the most is this properties panel, which is what you need the most during any of your editings within Library office. So basically, this concludes this class about the general overview of the Libre spreadsheet platform. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 40. Maths Operations in Spreadsheets: In this class, we are going to learn the basics of formula within the spreadsheet in LibreOffice, how to do some basic mathematics, summation, multiplication, average, finding maximum, minimum, and so on. So to start with, let's say we have the bunch of numbers that we have arranged within the cell, this is mass, this is volume, and we have them arranged like this. And for this, we want to carry out some basic operations like this summation, we want to find the summation. Let's change the position from here. Let's do Control X and pass them here. Okay. So for this, we want to find out the summation, the average, the maximum of all of these numbers and even across in the horizontal direction. So to start with, let's start with the summation or addition, so we can select here. And in each case, for you to carry out any operation within spreadsheet, you have to use, go to that cell where you want the answer to be, and then you hit on equal sign. Once you hit on the equality sign, then you can either add in the numbers manually. For example, in this case, you can see 34 plus 54 plus two plus 50 55 plus 33 plus 43 plus 78. Okay? And once you hit on Enter, it's going to return the total like we have 299. So this is one way of doing it. Okay? Summation of all the elements within the cells. Second way is, let's delete this. The second way is let's say equal to, then we say sum. Okay? This is going to bring in the sum function. So you open the bracket. Once you open the bracket, then you have to define the numbers. What do you want to sum? So we can go over here, select the first cell, and we can move drag up to the last cell, which is B four to B ten. And once we release, we can close the bracket and then hit on Enter, and this is going to return to 99 also as our summation. Okay? So this is another way to do it. So it's very easy to carry out summations within spreadsheet in LibreOffice. So let's cry average. Average also, you can sum the numbers divide by two. Alternatively, you can do it using the function, equals to average. Okay, average. Then you open the bracket and define the numbers. So average of these numbers, Okay, once you close the bracket and hit on Enter, it's going to return the average of that particular number. The maximum also you can say equal to the max. You do the max function. And once you open the bracket, so you define the numbers. Which one is the maximum among them? And once you close the bracket, it's going to return the maximum, which is 78 in this case. So the vision minimum also you can say equal to, that's what you should never forget equal to then open the bracket. The minimum of all this number, the answer is two, but then let's do it. And then once you close the bracket and hit on Enter, you can see it returns to. Now we can do the same for division. We can say equal to, and then you can divide any function. For example, I can say this B 11, divide by. So you can put the division sign within your system on your keyboard. You can see divide by. So you select another one. So let's say this one, divide by B seven, and once you hit on Enter, it comes back to the division of this. Okay? Multiplication also, you can select any of the number. You can see equal to, and then you can select 33, multiply by. So you can do that with the asterik within your keyboard, multiply by 54, and once you hit on Enter, it returns the multiplication of this. Okay. So in each case, if you want to see what you have actually done to get this answer, for example, this one, you can select and you see this is division, and these are the cells that you've divided. And when you double click, then you see exactly the cells that are the product of that function, what you have divided by what. You can see even with the coloration, everything is clearly highlighted. The same way here, if you double click, you see the function that you've carried out. It's the average of this function, okay, these numbers, okay? It's very easy. And then, lastly, let's try to compute density, right? So let's say density. This is mass times volume, so let's multiply this and this. Let's say this times this to give us the density. So let's create another row from here, another column. Let's say insert column before this. Okay? So we can define this and call this density. So usually density is equal to mass times volume. So you can say it's equal to this multiply by so we say asteric this. Okay? So once you hit and enter, it returns the density. And if you want to do that for the other ones, you can do the same way, follow through in each cell and say equal to this times this. But if you want to follow the normal method, you can hover over your cell until you see that your oso turns into this plus sign and you can click and drag across, and it's going to calculate the density across all of this, okay? See now we've calculated the density across all of this. So once you double click, you'll be able to see what and what is being multiplied. You can see everything is clearly defined. So once you double click, you see what and what is clearly defined and how you got to what. So the summation can be done across. Even multiplication, you can do across. You can have the sum of these numbers by saying equal to the summation so you open the bracket and you can select the numbers, for example, all of these. And once you close the bracket and hit on enter, it will return the summation of these horizontal lines. So this is basically it. You can carry out the summation of any number and across any place. Once you come to the location where you want the answer to be, you just put in the equal sign, and then you define this one plus or this one multiply by this number. And once you hit on Enter, it will just return the number. So this spreadsheet mostly serve as a mini calculator where you can calculate things. You can insert formulas. You can do even complex calculations in addition to these basic ones that we've added. Okay? So, ladies and gentlemen, this concludes this tutorial, this class about the basic formula addition within the spreadsheet in Library Office. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye. 41. Calculating Mean, Median, Mode and Standard Deviation: Hello, and welcome back. In the last class, we talked about basic mathematical operations within the spreadsheet in Liberal office. In this class, we are going to talk about a bit further of the basics that we've talked about in the last class, which is how to calculate mean, median and mode, more or less our basics in statistics. So we have the mean, median and mode, like we have explained. As usual, to calculate or to compute anything, you have to go to the cell where you want to compute the answer. Let's say we want to take the mean, median and mode of all of these numbers, we can just go ahead and say equal to usually mean is the average. Okay? So we can say it's equal to average. Okay, open the bracket. This returns average, okay? So let's say of all of these numbers, so we define all of them, and then we close the bracket and hit on enter. This is our mean, okay? The median usually is the middle number, so we can say it's equal to median. Okay, and open the bracket of all of this number. Which one is the median? And then we hit on enter three trans for the three, this one. And then we have the mode. The mode, also, we can say the number with the highest frequency. We can say equal to mode. All right, so open the bracket, and then we can select everything up to here preferably. Or we can see up to this point because you have some numbers. So this is the number with the highest frequency, which is two, okay? So the next one is standard division. You can find standard division as well if you want to add standard division, right? So we can say it's equal to standard division. Or, we can use the function from Let's say it's equal to, we can select the cell and say it's equal to, you can click here and you can see the different functions that we can deal with. So let's say standard deviation, this is the command. Let's say we select this, and then we can define the number. Standard deviation, let's say of all of this. Okay. So once you hit on Enter, this returns the standard division of all of these that we've talked about. So, ladies and gentlemen, I think this concludes this class about adding about computing mean mode, median, and standard division within our spreadsheet in Library Office. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. So you can go ahead and try any other formula or any other function that you want to calculate over here. It's very easy, and you just have to explore it and see for yourself. So thank you and see you around. 42. Exporting Documents in Spreadsheets: In this class, we are going to learn how to save and export our document from the spreadsheet in different formats. To export, assuming we like what we see here, we like this document, and we can just go ahead and export it. And come to file over here, and we can see save us, this is the first option to do save us, and you can define the location where you want to save it. For example, I can see in this Liberal office tutorial, and I can define the file name, or let's keep it at spreadsheet sample one that we have given at the beginning. Then you can come down here. This is where you specify the file type. You can click. You have the ODF. You can have Excel 22,007 to 365 template. You can have EcelXElSX 2007 to 365. This is the letters from 2007 to the latest. You can go 97 to 2003, or you can do Excels, which is 9723 in the Excel format. You can just go ahead and click whichever one you want and it will save it like that. If you want a CSV also, you can save in CSV so you can open also anywhere. Let's go ahead and save with dot Excels, and then we can specify and say, save. Okay, use this. If we can go back to the same file where we have it saved, we can try to open it in with Microsoft Excel and you can see it is going to open perfectly. You can see it over here, spreadsheet sample one, so you can click Open with. Let's try to open with Microsoft Excel and you can see right now it has opened with Microsoft Excel. This is a document that we've just saved in open in Excel. Let's go back and try to save probably maybe in PDF. But in PDF, the method is not the same. You have to come to file and then go to Export. Either export or export APDF directly, it's going to export for you as SPDF, but you can go to Export where you have other multiple formats as well. So you can have other formats like the ExlS. You can have PDF directly, HTML, or you can export as JPEG or PNG O as a web page web image also. Web page image. Okay? So depending on your choice, but for this, let's go with PDF, and then you can just go ahead and specify location, specify name, and just go ahead and see C. So we keep everything here at default and say expot and it has exported this in PDF. So you can go back to the same folder, and we're able to see it now in PDF. Yeah, this is this one. Do click. And your file is now opened in PDF. All right. So this is another way. Alternatively, also, you can still come back from the same spreadsheet, you can come up here and you can see this Export directly as PDF. Once you click on export directly as PDF, it is going to give you this. Let's say we call it two this time around and there's go ahead and Csave. And this is now export directly as PDF. So when you go back to the same file, you can see it here too. They will click and it is going to open as a PDF document. This is basically how to export our document in different formats with the Library Office. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. So this concludes this section about how to use the basics of how to use spreadsheet with the Library Office. In the next section, we are going to look at drawings, how we can use the draw feature within the Library Office to draw different things, including even a flow chart of a simple system. So until next time, thanks for watching and see you in the next section. Bye. 43. How to use Libre Drawings: Alright, so in the last section, we talked about the spreadsheet in LibreOffice, how to use it, the basics, how to do some very basic calculations to plot some charts and graphs and see how we can even export it in different formats within the spreadsheet. So in this section, we are going to cover the draw drawing feature, okay? The drawing feature, where we can use it to do so many things. So as usual, when you open your Microsoft or your LibreOffice, you can see all the resents. And then over here, you can see the different features or platforms that you can access from Libre. For this one, we go and click draw. This is the draw drawings. So as usual, what you see is the normal view, but only to the left here, you have different kind of things. You can change the platforms like we've explained. From here, you can go to the different platforms to presentation, to spreadsheet to text, document, and so on. And then over here, you have the basic savings exporting, red and do things. And over here, you can import images and so on. Very basic things. These are shapes also. So down here to the left ee, you have a series of different kind of shapes that you can import into your creations over here. This is the canvas, main Canvas. Now you can have the line, the rectangle, the circle, which are the basics, and this is the field color, and this is line color. You can specify anyone you want. You have these connectors that you can connect between points, and you have other multiple shapes. Once you click, you'll be able to have access to all of them from here. You have some EOGs in form of shapes also that you can use. You can have different kind of arrows if you want to utilize them during your creations as well. Have other ones. You have multiple other shapes that you can easily bring in into your creations. So depending on what you are trying to create. We have some callous also that are very basic but very interesting to use. You see we have some different kind of modes of stars, and we have three D objects in case if you want to incorporate three D objects as well. So over here, as usual, when you touch anything, you'll be able to see the properties of it from here. Okay? So you can change anything. So here you can change the paper property. This is A four. If you want, you can change the orientation from portrait to landscape. Let's say we're going with landscape, and you can see everything changes. And assuming we want to just utilize this feature to just draw something simple so that we can show you the idea of using the feature. Let's say we want to draw a very simple flow chart. Let's try to draw something like this by this side. Let's select it and bring it to the edge over here. So assuming we are trying to want to try to recreate something like this. So let's start with the bringing of the different elements. We have this circle, or you have this so you can click on this circle and just draw, even though it might not be too perfect, but we just want the idea as it is here. So have it here. If you want, you can kind of bring it in. Alright, you can make it something like this. It's okay. Then we have this rectangle. It's the normal rectangle, so we bring it, and then we make it like this. So you can click and move across. So let's just bring in all the elements, then we can start the other one. All right. So then we have the decision point. So over here, we can click from this. We have the decision point, something like this. We can just click and just attach it here. This is our decision point. And then we have this shape also. So we have this shape, so we look at it. We look for it. Can we have something like that? Maybe this one can do us a good job. This one. I think it's okay. All right. So we put it here. And then we have this particular one. So we can click as well and check it out. Can we have something like that? Not here at the moment. Let's check this one. And I think we can utilize something like this. Yeah, this is it. All right. So let's say we have the last one, which is this one. So we select this one, copy and paste, and then we can drag it to the last one here. So I think this is so what we can do, we can change the field colors of all of them to white. We can select, hold down the Shift key, select everything, and then we can go ahead and change the field colors. So this is field color. To white. Okay? So we see now we've changed the field color of all of them. So let's start with adding the text, but then we have to deal with the line properties. We can select multiple, and we can change the line properties, line thickness from here. I think the line is a bit thicker. So let's go with something like this. Yeah, or we can go with one ahead, which is this one. I think this is okay. All right. So but for this case, the line is green, so we can select change the line color also from here to green, Let's say we go with this green. I think this is manage blue okay. This is blue, is okay. This one is red, so we select and change it to red, and then we have another circle circle here, so we can click and make a small circle here. Together perfect circle, you can always hold down the Shift key so you can have a perfect circle. You can delete this. If you want to do a perfect circle, hold down the Shift key, and it's going to give you a perfect circle. Something like this. But then this one is a bit smaller. Okay. So this one is we can remove the we can soon no o to this, and then we can change the line thickness as well. All right. So this one, the color is a bit orange. Alright, so let's say we go something like this. So this is blue. This one is a bit of a purple. So let's go with I think this is manageably okay. We can go with this one and this one is green also. So we'll go with green. Okay, so let's go ahead and put in the arrows that we have. So click on this. The arrows are just single pointed arrows. We can select on this one. So you can see we can just click from this. It leads to this. From here, we can change the thickness of the arrow. You can select from here and make it a bit thicker. As it is. If you want, you can copy and paste, copy and paste this and you can move it from here to here. Can hold from your keyboard to centralize this, and I think this is okay. So we can do the same copy and paste, and then we can move it here. If you like, you can click and change the direction and even the length. All right. So you can select and move this here. You can extend it to the circle here. All right. So we can do the same copy and paste, and then we can move this also down here. All right, so we can make it a bit smaller. I think this is okay. And then we can do the same copy and paste. And then we can we can bring this down. Can extend a little bit to touch here. All right. This is okay, and then we can do the same copy and paste on the last one. Yeah, I think this is good. So we can copy this as well and make a copy of this and pest and then we can bring it over here. Okay. So if you like, we can select everything with just drag of our mouse and move it, and then you can select and move them to the side. Okay. You can see we can move them a little bit inside, so we can be able to justify the position of this should be a bit away, and then we can have the same arrow, something like this, copy and paste, and then we can pick it to here. Alright, so I think this is good. We have everything that we need. The only thing we need is to now write the text that is inside. So this one start terminator. Okay, so the text is quite big, so you can reduce the sizing from here, select it, let's say we make it ten points. Okay, this is good. So this one, we can double click and see process can make it ten. And then here we can see decision, can select, make it ten, so you can see it's not complete, so we drag this a bit further. Yeah. This is good. So we have this one as data. Can select and we can still make it ten. All right down here, we have this as document, can select and make it ten. And then we have this as the terminator. You get the message. It's very easy to do this. You can see a tend to this and everything is perfect. Now, this is A and this is A as well. So I think at this point, you can see that everything is now intact just like the way we do have in the other one, only that this one is a bit distorted, so we can realign it. Okay? So I think this is perfect. Everything looks perfect to me, and I like what I see. One thing that you can go ahead and do is you can kind of select everything, or you can click drag and select everything. And instead of them to be individually arranged, you can group them. You can group. So they can now move as a whole, okay? So you can see they can now move as a single entity. Okay? So let's delete this one. Now, if you want to export this one that you've created, you can just go ahead and come to file, save us. You can go ahead and save in this. So let's say we save this as dot dg file. So let's say drawing one, and then we specify location and say, go ahead and save. Now you can export this as PDF or you can just click on Export. You can now see different kind of formats that you can export this. Can export them in GIF EPS, PDF, as well as other JPEG JPEG, you can go ahead and say JPEG or PNG. And specify glow. Well, let's go with PNG. You can see everything default. You can export directly. Or if you want to export PDF, you can just go ahead, click on Export APDF. Go to the document. This is in PDF. You can click and you've not exported it. So when you go back to your download documents, let's say we do something like this, we'll be able to see them. This is drawing one dot PDF that we've just imported. You can see it over here, export it successfully. And this is the one that we have in PNG, double click and you can see it over here in PNG. Okay? So this concludes this class about drawings, okay, in ibryOfice, how to use it, how to utilize the different features, the elements that you have to draw anything of your choice. This we just use a sample, and then we've learned to export it in different formats. I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next class. Bye. 44. How to use Maths Formulars in Libre Office: In the last section, we talked about how to use the drawing features to draw a flow chart, a complete flow chart within LibreOffice. This one, the draw drawing feature. In this class, we're going to learn how to use the math formula. We've learned something like that or within the Libre writer document. But in this class, we will learn specifically how to write equations with the math formula. So to start with, let's just go ahead and click on the Math formula. And you brought it over to this very platform. Like explained earlier during the writer document Illustration, this is where you write the canvas, where you write all your equations, and this is where you have all the elements that you need to write the equations. So starting from the unary binary operators to down here, you can see many relations, set operations, functions, operators, attributes, brackets, formats, you name it. Anyone you click, you'll be able to see the different formats, what you need to use in that aspect. You have the formats, we have the brackets of different types. We have the other examples of formulas that you can use mathematical formulas. Now over here, you can use other features like you can save the entire document, and you can access the other features as well, like we've explained, and then you can export your formulas attached to an email, or you can export it directly as PDF will learn about this, and then you have symbols want to accept symbols, you can see many symbols from Arabic to Greek letters and so on. You have symbols of different types over here, special symbols and many more. All right? So let's say we want to start with something simple. Let's say we want to write these two basic equations, the perquatFmula, and this one. So let's be writing, we're going to do this too. Let me see. X equals to minus B plus or minus square B squared minus four AC all over to A. So this one, we can come over here, unary and binary. We have these operators, but then before we do, let's say we do we can start with say X equals two minus X equal two. We have a bracket from here. Have this fraction, okay? This whole numerator and denomraator, so we are going to use fraction, something like this. Inside the numerator, we have minus B plus or minus. This is symbol, we can come to symbol over here or we can do plus or minus over here, this one. Okay, plus or minus. Then we have square root of B squared minus four ac so we can go to find square roots, which is in functions. So square root of B squared minus four ac. Okay, B squared is going to be something like this. So we have B squared, minus four ac, four ac. All over E. Okay, so this is the formula, and I think it's perfectly correct. Let's check it from here. So this is it. X equal two minus B plus or minus root of B squared minus four a Z all over two E. This is correct. Now let's try to write this second one. The second one is a bit complex, this one, this one, so we have a fraction at the beginning. One of our square root of F is equal to. So let's start with this. Okay, so we start with a fraction. So we have what is it? We have one of square root of F. Okay. So we have here one of square root of F. You go to function and then we can see square root of F over here, right? Everything is now equal to. We are going to have this -2.0 log of this bracket. So it's going to be minus -2.0 log of this bracket. Log in this bracket, we can now write everything. So within the bracket, what do we have? We have this function, Epsilon by D, all over this. You have a big fraction within also. So here we have another fraction. So we go to come over here. This is a fraction. Now, over at the numerator, we have this fraction again, which is E by D, E by D, the top here, we have another fraction here at the top. So this is not a normal fraction. This is just this by this, something like this. Okay? So we have it as E. So we have E. Let's look at it from the symbols. Let's say Greek symbols. This is it. So we can click in SAT. We have it so close, E by D, so we have a D here, right? The numerator, the denomerator now is going to be something like 3.7. Okay, so 3.7, 3.7. And then out of it, we have another fraction, but then let's check, plus 2.5 by Redon Combs credit F. So plus plus, you can use plus here or you can use plus from here as well. So we have another fraction, so this one. So at the numerator, we have something like Um, 2.51 divide by RE, 2.51 divide by RE, R square root of F. So square root F of F, we have to come to functions. And then we have square root of. So I think this is complete. When we look at it from here, this is very correct. This is what we have is exactly what we have square root of F, Custom -2.0, log of this, E by D by 3.7 plus 2.51 by this. This is complex, but this is perfect. This is correct. Basically, this is how to use the math feature in LibreOffice to write different kind of equations that you want to write. Then once you're done, you like what you see. You can export it directly as you can attach to an email or you can save it somewhere, or you can copy it and probably take it to your writer and past, or you can export it as a PDF. And click here, and then you can export. So let's call it FF. Let's go to Libra Office, and we can save this. So this now exported as PDF. When you go to your Libra office, you'll be able to see it. You can look at it FF. Once you click, you'll be able to see. This document is untitled, where you have your equations directly as you save them directly over here. Right? If you want to copy and pass them over there also, you can do that. This concludes this class about using the math formula within LibreOffice to write different kind of simple and complex equations. Hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one, which is the conclusion section. We've done virtually all of the basic things you need to start using LibreOffice. So thank you and see you in the conclusion class.