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Use the Internet Options pages to define search engines and save proxy settings for use with OpenOffice.org. | Use the Internet Options pages to define search engines and save proxy settings for use with OpenOffice.org. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:35, 13 April 2012
Use the Internet Options pages to define search engines and save proxy settings for use with OpenOffice.org.
If you are using a Netscape or Mozilla browser (such as Firefox), you can enable the Mozilla Plug-in so you can open OOo files in your browser, print them, save them, and work with them in other ways.
If you are using a Unix- or Linux-based operating system (including Mac OS X), an additional page of E-mail options is available, where you can specify the e-mail program to use when you send the current document as e-mail. Under Windows the operating system’s default e-mail program is always used.
File:Options-email.png
Internet options, showing E-mail page available to Linux users.
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