Libre Office 7 Writer - Ultimate Beginners Tutorial - Free Microsoft Word Alternative

In this video tutorial, I will show you how to use Libre Office 7 Calc Writer to create structured documents.
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Here are the key concepts you will learn in this video Libre Office 7 Calc Spreadsheets Beginners tutorial:
00:00 Introduction
02:10 Set tabbed navigation in Libre Office
04:40 Setup default header and text body styles
08:30 Create page header with an address
11:48 Crop and add logo
14:30 Change page margins
17:20 Create page footer with a website URL link
19:00 list of useful keyboard shortcuts
24:30 Create document main title using Header 1 formatting
25:20 Add date to document
29:40 Create a bullet list with indentation
32:40 Create a formatted table
40:10 Create a number list with indentation
44:10 Fixing copied content from external sources
46:50 Create two-column text content
49:20 Add images to document
53:40 Add a URL link to an image
54:50 Add a URL link to text content
58:00 Save the document as a PDF file
1:00:20 General text formatting
1:08:20 Adding special characters
1:09:10 Adding comments / notes
1:13:40 Adding page numbers
1:15:15 Insert fireworks
1:16:05 Change page orientation / Landscape or Portrait
1:17:30 Adding watermark
1:21:40 Copying the master document to create new documents
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Thanks for a thorough tutorial. I would like to introduce a new shortcut key that you likely will use a lot .... windows key+V = bring up the clipboard history!

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[@valeriepetersen3524]

Wish I had watched this years ago. Well Done! I learned so much that will make my life easier!

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[@Ponyboy_Curtis]

Thanks for the tutorial mate. I grew up using Word, and have been using libre for years, but I wanted more in depth knowledge. Cheers from Canada

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[@azeez8399]

Great tutorial! I installed Libre Office today.

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[@gerrigarrott4255]

Thank you so much, I was having so much trouble trying to do a document for a course and I feel I can now go back and click on things to help me.

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[@andybridge3637]

Many thanks for your wonderful in depth tutorial of LibreOffice Writer. I have certainly learnt some very essential steps for creating professional looking documents. Much appreciated.

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[@mohjarr]

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Great video mate. You’ve pointed out lots of things that will help me get up to speed with using this new software. Very helpful and thought you presented excellently. Thank you very much

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[@c9f-anne579]

This tutorial was SO well done - best I've ever seen on UTube! Thank you so much for taking your time to do this for us. I still have one glaring unknown for LibreOffice. There is one reason I use Wordpad instead of one of the MS Word substitutes, that is the way an image I paste from the clipboard (put into the clipboard by a clip of a piece of my screen) goes into a document. I kept hoping you would paste an image from the clipboard (without having to name it and save it first, select it, then go up to the menu and "insert" it, and then go back to explorer and delete the file you had to create in order to insert that little clip in the document). Wordpad just pastes the clip at the cursor, making it's own space for itself by moving anything below it further down the document, just as though you were pasting or typing text. Quick, clean, and easy. Any substitute word processor I've tried does not make space for the clip in the document; if you do not create the space yourself before pasting the clip, it is just plopped down over whatever happens to be at the cursor - image, text, doesn't care. Then you have to try to make space, then move the clip - rearrange everything; it's a mess and an aggravation. What does LibreOffice do? Is the clip given the space it needs at the cursor by moving everything after the cursor further down in the document, like Wordpad (rtf) does, or does it work like OpenOffice - and make a mess by plopping the clip down right on top of other stuff, if you don't jump through hoops first, preparing space for it in advance? I'm not likely to want to insert FILES into a document. But I frequently make quick, two-click, square or rectangular little screen clips and paste them into a Wordpad document (Ctrl+V). Sometimes these clips don't even correlate to an "image" as defined by a webpage; sometimes it's just a clip of a bit of text, or some text and a picture (or part of a picture), or part of a table. I just want to clip the image I want and paste it in my document. WordPad makes that super-easy, (as does MSWord, if I remember) but OpenOffice makes it a real aggravation. How does LibreOffice handle this? Thanks, Margaret

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Place the mouse cursor in the correct location and the press ctrl v to paste, you can the right click on the image to change the alignment

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[@monzonco]

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[@LMGunslinger]

The user interface settings for tab alone increased my efficiency ten fold.

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[@captainkeyboard1007]

I strongly agree with you when you say that you do not need underlines to emphasize your text. When I worked as a typist to learn typesetting, I continued to despise underlining text because the underline would cut through the descender of some lowercase letters, such as "f," "g," "p," etcetera. When I want to emphasize a group of text, I would adjust the weight of text by applying bold and or italics or both; I would even change the point size of the printer fonts, if desired. I see that LibreOffice Writer 7 is feature-oriented. I wonder if it includes Table of Contents, Index, and other reference features. The one thing that impressed me about Writer 7 is that added pictures can be moved at any place on the [electronic] page. Since I am using Microsoft Office 2021, pictures and some images can be inserted where the cursor blinks. Otherwise, Microsoft Publisher gets the job done. It handles many illustrations that can be placed on one page. This tutorial is excellent.

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[@BilliesCraftRoom]

👍 Awesome tutorial thanks so much, learnt so many new things. 🎁 In case its of help to you or anyone watching ur video, in the document where u inserted a table for the later paragraphs; if you go for a 3 cells x 1. then you can play with the width of the middle one, to act as a spacer between the paragraphs. It can sometimes help for clarity reading, #breathing space. 🖌🔤⚠ Just a little tip re using colours, from an accessability point of view not everyone can see or read certain colours, or like myself have dyslexia and if you use colour under important (to you) text, it then means I can't read it. For anyone creating styles, please only use fancy fonts in the headings, it might look pretty but again #accessability can make it unreadable to some ppl. If I can't read a heading, I can maybe figure it out by reading the body text if thats in sans serif font style. Depends what your going for but design over functionality, could leave some clients/custoers/viewers unable to access your content. Really thankfull for the tutorial, great work. have subscribed and off to watch the others by you.

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[@andrewvirtue5048]

This has been sooo helpful for learning my way around. I'm positive i'll be returning for another view or two when I forget something. My version of Libre Office _(7.4 on Linux Ubuntu)_ default to font size by points. 12 point, which I think = 100%? But in the font size editor I just typed 100% and it automatically switched all font selections from point to %. Also I don't have Arial as a selectable font. However, I just typed the font name in, and it _seems_ to have switched.

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[@jmm9106]

thx (from a librebeginner which has converted from open office :)

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[@docdeepsan]

thanks a lot foryour efforts.. very structured video and especially great because of the tabs in video

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[@devonrichardson9467]

Hi, I really appreciate your work here. I use Ubuntu Studio with Libre Office. I have Microsoft fonts installed but they do not show up when I scroll the fonts. How do I fix that?

[@dcpwebdesigners]

Thanks 👍 not sure about the font as I use a windows computer. Try rebooting your computer after installing fonts

[@monzonco]

I need help to do this: How can I include an empty line or spasing between a subparagraph and and paragraph when I am editing an existing pdf file? is the underline a graphics and how can I delete it or move whith the words that it underlines?

[@dcpwebdesigners]

Not sure, I will need to test myself

[@soulaesthete8563]

I appreciate the time and effort that went into making this video. However, as someone who is new to Libre Office, I don't agree this tutorial is for beginners. This video is for advanced users who already know how to create documents in Libre Office. I was hoping this video would show me the basics of creating a customized document with the styles, making it the default for all my documents, and how to properly save it. This tutorial is clearly beyond the basics.

[@dcpwebdesigners]

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[@soulaesthete8563]

I actually watched over an hour of this video when I realized it wasn't going to address my aforementioned questions. I watched you create the "master" document and then proceed to create a document to promote a website with intricacies I will never use. Thanks anyway.

[@ianhodgson3484]

Very good tutorial. You changed the toolbar etc to tabbed from the three lines at the right. This option appears to have gone in the latest version or am I missing something?

[@dcpwebdesigners]

Should be there, I will have to test in latest version

[@ianhodgson3484]

they have obviously moved this function but I cannot find it. Has anybody any idea of how to change to tabbed set-up in latest version?

[@luisamedina1]

I've just downloaded a small book and have all pages on the left from top to bottom with the main pages in the center, of course, but I'm missing the toolbar with bold, underline, font size, etc, as you have on top of the page. How How do you add all those options there, or on the right-hand side??? Thanks a lot for your video!

[@dcpwebdesigners]

The tools should be there, make sure the tool bar is not hidden, also save the document as a new file using libre office doc format

[@larryglatt2548]

Thank you for the video, I however only need one question answered with this software; how do you save a document so it will attach to any email, other than PDF?

[@dcpwebdesigners]

PDF is the best option for email attachment, you could convert to PDF and then save as image file jpg ?

[@larryglatt2548]

@@dcpwebdesigners Thank you, the options are great.

[@jimmytattie1888]

mate is there an option to select A4 and type where you want without all the margins and thing??

[@dcpwebdesigners]

You can make the margin smaller, but this is word processing so not really a type where you want programme

[@wtdufrane]

My drop down tool bar window background suddenly went black. How can I change this back to white? And why did it happen?

[@dcpwebdesigners]

Hmmmm, not sure about that, you may need to reinstall software

[@katiekeaton3943]

I need to know how to e-mail a document to myself from Libre

[@dcpwebdesigners]

I don't think that is possible, you need to attach it to an email and send to yourself

[@starrazzure]

How to remove the crop marks in the upper left and right corner.

[@dcpwebdesigners]

Crop marks do not show in print or pdf file

[@nitin7100]

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Only English

[@yasim8251]

This is a terrible program and far too complicated

[@dcpwebdesigners]

Hmmmm it's not as good ms word, but I still like it and it's free