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From the Start Menu

You can open a document from the Start Menu by selecting the  Open  button, which will bring up the open dialog box, from which you can select your document. Alternatively, you can select and hold the  Open  button to choose from a list of recently used documents.

OO-Writer-Start-Center-open.png

From an Open Document

  • Choose File → Open
  • Click the  Open  button on the standard toolbar.
  • Press  Control  +  O .

The open dialog box will appear. Select the file you wish to open and click  Open , the file will open in a new window. When choosing files you can filter by filetype such as .odt, .doc, or .txt.

OO-open-dialog-box.png

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