- Exploring the JDS Linux Desktop
- Foreword
- Preface
- 1. Introducing the JDS Linux Desktop
- 2. Essential JDS
- 3. Toward JDS Proficiency
- Role of the Operating System
- JDS Printing System
- Gaining JDS Proficiency
- 4. JDS Networking
- 5. Maintaining and Supporting JDS
- 6. Using the Internet Applications
- Email and Calendar
- JDS Instant Messenger (IM)
- Web Browser
- Web Browser Setup
- Web Browser Basics
- Web Browser Power Tips
- Quick entry for URLs
- Managing Bookmarks
- Creating Bookmark folders
- Filing Bookmarks
- Personal Toolbar
- Custom keywords
- Search
- Sidebar
- Tabbed browsing
- Pop-up blocking
- Allowing certain pop ups
- Cookies
- Managing history
- Clearing history
- Turning off the history function
- Master password security
- Manage passwords
- Macromedia Flash
- 7. Word Processing with StarWriter
- StarWriter Basics
- StarWriter Power Tips
- Saving or Exporting to Common File Formats
- Power Formatting
- Styles
- The Stylist
- First example: applying a character style
- Stylist view modes
- Modifying styles
- Updating styles
- Adding new styles (or creating styles)
- Changing page styles in mid-document
- Changing headers or footers in mid-document
- Changing page numbers in mid-document
- Mirrored (odd and even) page formats
- Load (transfer) styles
- Templates
- Master Documents
- Collaboration with Documents
- Navigator
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Searching Documents: Find & Replace
- Insert Hyperlinks
- Word Count
- Password-Protecting Documents
- StarOffice Initial Setup
- StarWriter Customizations
- StarWriter’s File Format
- 8. Spreadsheets and Presentations Using StarOffice
- StarCalc
- StarCalc Basics
- Opening Files
- Saving Files
- Exporting a File as PDF
- Sending Files as Email Attachments
- Entering Numbers
- Entering Labels (Text)
- Autofill
- Entering Simple Formulas
- Summing a Column of Numbers
- Moving Cell Contents
- Adjusting Widths and Heights
- Merging Cells
- Basic Formatting
- Freezing and Splitting Windows
- Page Break View
- Setting the Print Range
- Functions
- Creating Graphs
- Worksheets, or Sheets
- Sorting Data
- Data Sources
- Macros
- StarImpress
- StarImpress Basics
- 9. Using Windows Applications with JDS
- 10. Using Other JDS Software
- A. Linux Commands
- B. Online Documentation
- C. Secure Connections Through SSH
- D. Using RPM Manager
- E. Known Problems and Solutions
- Problem: Panel Crashes
- Problem: Connecting by Modem
- Problem: Can’t Run File from Remote Directories
- Problem: Sound Recorder Slide Bar
- Problem: Sound Recorder Stops
- Problem: Backspace Is Inserted
- Problem: RPMs Don’t Recognize the Linux Release on Your Machine
- Problem: Clock Settings
- Problem: VMWare Failure
- Problem: Help
- Problem: Sun Java Desktop Doesn’t Support DVD Playback
- Problem: ATI Video Cards
- F. Installation Guide
- Glossary
- Index
- Colophon
This book uses some typographic conventions that can help you navigate through the text easily. When you see certain kinds of typefaces, you’ll know they have special meanings:
- Italic
Used to show arguments and variables that should be replaced with user-supplied values. Italic is also used to indicate filenames and directories and to highlight comments in examples.
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Constant Width Used to show the contents of files or the output from commands.
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Constant Width Bold Used in examples to show commands or other text that should be typed literally by the user.
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Constant Width Italic Used in examples to show text that should be replaced with user-supplied values.
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