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“bill”, “invoice”, “bid”, “quote”, “estimate”, “tender”, “proposal” “Credit Note”, ALL IN ONE DOCUMENT, small business	04/23/2009 - 11:29	43873	43

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leren werken met OpenOffice

Submitted by christopheguion on Thu, 11/19/2009 - 14:34.

Sjabloon downloaden, opslaan in de map waar de sjablonen horen. Openoffice calc openen, sjabloon gebruiken. Aanpassen van sjabloon is ook mogelijk, geen paswoord vereist (veld leeg laten en op ok drukken) dan opslaan als sjabloon. Er zijn tal van handleidingen om deftig met OpenOffice te leren werken. Succes...

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Submitted by christopheguion on Mon, 11/02/2009 - 14:51.

First of all, sorry for the use of capitals but some kind of people that are mailing me only understand short texts with a lot of capitals and exlamation marks. For all those who do not like to read any manual. For all those who think Openoffice and/or OOtemplates is there to solve all of their problems, in any way possible. READ, please. You have to put a little effort in it. This document is a template and nothing else. Not a document, not whatever, just a template. Not for use with any software (like MS Office,...) it only works with Openoffice and that's it. You have to SAVE the template on YOUR computer in order to make changes to it. That's the way it works. This is not specific for this template but for almost all templates. That is how templates work with software and vice-versa. Yes there's a worksheet-protection but it can be unlocked without a password, yes, UNLOCKED - WITHOUT PASSWORD. (Oh, oh) Just leave the fields blank and hit OK. And then you can CHANGE EVERYTHING you want, even the logo. If you ask yourself what VAT is, TAX or an INVOICE, search the internet. I provide a free template as a "thank you" to OpenOffice for the use of their software. There stops the job. Your part of the job is to change it for your own use. I will provide answers to specific questions about THIS template, NOT about the way OpenOffice works. Know this acronym, RTFM? Search it on the internet... And of course, thank you for using my template, Christophe