Sunday, November 7, 2010

[Tutorial] OpenOffice Table of Contents and Headers

Greetings,


One of my random skills is my ability to use word processors. That seems kind of like a useless skill in the grand scheme of things, but that actually makes me a very useful person when it comes to design, since we spend a fair amount of time cranking out documents. While programmers are genius at creating software, I noticed that often times they seem to be a bit clueless on how to actually use software.


I'm not a cool person who knows a lot of crazy technology. I can't write out awesome tutorials on the intricacies of FMOD or super secret backdoor script hacks for the Unreal Editor, but I can help make people's lives easier by telling them how to do certain cool things in word processors. Thus, I bring to a world...a tutorial of my very own!


I created a tutorial on how to make an automatically updating table of contents in OpenOffice, which is super useful in any medium-or-larger, table-of-contents-requiring document. Microsoft Word handles this a bit better, but not everyone has access to it.


Tutorial Downloadhttp://www.box.net/shared/4ki2882jyk


Good luck! If a tutorial on how to do this in Microsoft Word is desired, I can certainly make one. Also, I might write a tutorial on PowerPoint. I think there are a lot of people who could benefit from some tips and pointers (the non-programming kind). We'll see! Until then, peace.


Sincerely,
Alicia.

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