Mac Ventura 13.6.4
LibreOffice 7.2.2.2
The document I am working on has minimized. I obviously clicked on something I should not have. How can I restore the displayed size of the document to “Normal” or “Default”?
In TextMaker, the fix is to click View>Actual Size. Is there an equivalent in LibreOffice?
Thank you.
Do you mean the window has shrinked or the display inside a “normal size” window is very small?
In the second case, look at the status bar at bottom of window. There is a zoom slider:
PS: you have tagged basic. Do you need a Basic macro for the task. On this site, basic does not mean the question is elementary or frequent. It indicates you have a problemn with macros written in LO Basic.
If your question is not related to Basic macros, please remove the tag.
“… the display inside a “normal size” window is very small”
Yes, that,eactly.
On my iMac LibreOffice 7.2.2.2, I do not see the Zoom slider.
After reading your response, for which I thank you, I opened the file in TextMaker 2021 where it displayed “properly.” I saved the file as a .tmdx, opened that, saved it as .doc, and then reopened that in LibreOffice. It is displaying normally.
That’s probably not the way to address the issue, but it worked.
Yes, I took “Basic” to mean “elementary or frequent.” I have removed it.
If you don’t see the slider, it is likely you have not activated the status bar. Tick View>Status Bar (hoping this is not under a different menu in MacOS).
Alternatively you may use View | Zoom and pick e.g. 100% and adjust as necessary.
Thank you both!