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Under the Tools menu, choose Customize.

if you want to create a shortcut for a Calc command, open a Calc document.

Open a document pertaining to the NeoOffice module you want to create a shortcut for.Į.g.

3.2 Remapping the keyboard shortcuts for beginning and end of line.

3.1 Moving to the beginning or end of a line.

3 Remapping shortcuts for cursor movement.

2 Using System Preferences to add additional keystrokes.

1 Customizing NeoOffice Keyboard Shortcuts.

#Neooffice insert archive#

Here is a link to a zip archive of the bargraph flipchart. Here is a link to the bargraph flipchart. Have students come to the board with the pen to fill-in the data. I have gone over shapes in the initial instruction I have given out through-out the year. I simply created them and moved them into tabular format and used text boxes over them. Since there's no default table built into Inspire, I designed a table using the rectangle shape. You just need to drag across the graph and you'll have an image to place in ACTIVInspire. On your desktop will be a file called 'Picture 1.png' or 'Picture 2.png', etc. Click (without releasing) and drag across an area.

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Your cursor will turn into a cross-hair (or plus sign). You do this with a simple Mac keyboard shortcut, Command+Option+4 (Hold the Command key, the Option key and the number 4 key at the same time). With or NeoOffice, you'll need to get a screen shot. Set the Borders to invisible and set the transparency mode to gradient (linear) with an end value of 80%).

Below is the same chart with a few tweaks (beyond this tutorial, but if you're familiar with customizing a chart, double click a bar.

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The free product doesn't produce as pretty default results as the paid-for product, but it is usable. If you use or NeoOffice, Click here for instructionsĪn example of a NeoOffice graph.If you use Microsoft Excel, Click here for Excel instructions.This tutorial is presented in two different formats:

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The data is also available here in csv format ( Comma Separated Values a format readable by Excel and other spreadsheet programs, such as the freely available (Linux, Windows, Mac, etc) Calc (yes, the software is named the same as the website.) or NeoOffice (a derivative of OpenOffice with Mac native options, such as text highlighting). Searching anew for such sites can generate results that I did not get - which gives you access to new data sources.īesides, the site is great place to demonstrate keyword searches. A poster can respond with such a link to remind the original poster of the question that search engines are still working). 'Where can I find a place to translate English into Spanish for free?'. The sarcasm is not intended here (it's that site's sarcasm the site was designed for online chat rooms where people as questions like, * Please note: these two links go to (where 'lmgtfy' stands for 'let me Google that for you') and I did say pretend random number generators are much cheaper than paying for the bus mileage, bus driver, student admissions/lunches, chaperones, etc. I used a search engine to search for a random number generator!* Where do I get the data (the numbers) in my charts? I used a search engine to search for a list of animals!* Where do I get the ideas for animals in my charts? Where do I get the names for the people in my charts? We'll also pretend we have tabulated these results. We'll pretend we took some students to a zoo and turned them loose with only one instruction: count the number of each kind of animal you see and bring me the results. This tutorial aids a teacher in the following 5th grade math grade level expectation:Ġ506.5.1 Construct and analyze double bar and line graphs. Creating a Double Bar Graph Excel (or NeoOffice) to Inspire