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Hi all. I have a two questions: 1) How can I change the colors for the selected cells? 2) How can I define the print area/range on selected cells on Calc?
Sorry for my BAD English!
Hi,
Select the cells and use the menu...
1) Format | Cells (select the tab background and choose a color)
2) Format | Print Ranges | Define
2) Format | Print Ranges | Define
does not work! page preview does not take care of any defined print range... it drives me crazy!!!!!
I have that problem too. Mine said one page in the preview the proceeded to print 133.
Question three: When I open a .xls file from web it's opening in Read Only mode. Can I disable this?
Thanks for help but I just printed a file from Calc and it sent 33 pages to my printer. Does anyone have this problem?
Look this link, please: http://ask.libreoffice.org/question/578/cant-edit-my-word-doc-why I suggest you divide your questions on several questions. This practice can help keep the site more organized. Thks.
The initial question in this thread:
1) How can I change the colors for the selected cells?
could also be interpreted to mean:
When selecting a cell range, the color of this range changes temporarily to denote the selection. Where are these colors defined?
Mine is a pale grey that is hard to see, and I would like to change it.
I have changed various colors under 'Tools > LibreOffice > Appearance' without much success. I found a posting elsewhere that showed that the transparency of this color could be affected by going to:
Tools > LibreOffice > View
and clicking/changing the 'Selection/Transparency' setting.
Deselecting the 'transparency' checkbox altogether made the color of the selected cells turn to black, and re-selecting transparency and setting it to a lower value made the selection darker, which is progress. Yet, I would like to change it to pale yellow, rather than dark grey.
Asked: 2012-03-11 19:05:08 +0200
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Last updated: Dec 14 '12
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