Is there a Microsoft Office 2007/2010 theme for LibreOffice? The interface of Libreoffice slightly confuse me.
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Maybe in ~/.playonlinux/wineprefix/Microsoft\ Office\ 2007/dosdevices/c:/Program\ Files/Microsoft\ Office\ 2007 ?
It is almost impossible to have 100% compatibility, however, if you are not using wordart/libreoffice draw features, etc, you can get high levels of compatibility by using a few simple things:
- Save your documents in a format that all the listed office suites can use (MS Office 2003 documents are best for this purpose, and more so with Word Processing documents).
- Only use features that are shared between the applications, so for example, use simple formatting in tables (by simple, I mean, just create a standard table, XY dimensions, without adding excel features etc, which can become complicated*).
- Use fonts that are available in all the suites. Missing fonts can produce problems.
- Use the program options to your advantage :)! I do not have office installed, but I do have LibreOffice. So for example, you can set up the Load/Save options as such:
You can access this dialog by clicking tools>optionsin the menu.
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It appears unlikely, if a quick Google search doesn't pick up simple things like themes for programs it's unlikely they exist without it requiring some substantial programming experience. Just use LibreOffice for a month and before long you will likely loose that confusion. If you want help with finding stuff in LibreOffice press 'F1' and use the help provided. Or you could just look through the menus under the headings, 'file' 'edit' etc. Good question though, I'm sure many have at least asked themselves that.