Then you have to choose another document.Į.g. The trial version allows you to do this, and if I remember correctly, three times. First time I tried it, I wanted to view pages, 7,8,9. However if you want to use it free, the trial version lets you convert three pages.
odt route, then you find it is a pay program. If you are interested in the PDF conversion to. I suppose most people here are feed up paying MSoffice fees or are simply looking for something better. doc output, also is a very good conversion from pdf but I feel that. However when we go to the page edit then it is full of little text frames some of which are hiding part of the text and others resist being moved. odt looks identical to the original PPX2 document. In this case PPX2, -> PDF -> deskUNPDF and there we are with an output which is. I used a conversion utility called deskUNPDF which does a very acceptable conversion to either. it is maybe still being improved, my verdict is not an easy field to work in and I'll come back once the pdf import has matured. Yes indeed the version Beta OOo 3 is maybe the way to go IMPORTING pdfs to Writer I tried but with a heavy illustrated and many different fonts. So, putting it all together, pressing ALT P B ( N, O, E, D) is an effective keyboard-only method for inserting the required section break.First of all my thanks for offering your help and I must apologise for not explaining how to move from PPX2 to a PDF to an ODT, and thus having wasted your time. The Breaks menu opens and you'll see that keys N, O, E, and D are for the various types of section breaks. Next the elements on the Layout ribbon are marked by the letters necessary to access them, and B is for the Breaks section, and when you tap that You'll see that P is for selecting the Layout ribbon tab, so tap P. press the ALT key to show the letter-key commands to access a given UI element in the ribbon. The entire Word UI is easily navigated by keyboard, including the break section. So, taking that into consideration, the answer is "No" there is no keyboard command for inserting any of the various types of section breaks into Word.
Second, IF there is a keyboard shortcut for a given command in Word, hovering your mouse cursor over the command button will bring up the tooltip which will show you the relevant keyboard command. First, Microsoft documents ALL official keyboard commands and shortcuts supported by Word:
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