#libreoffice tutorials

While typesetting your document, it is possible that you will want to do a specific style only rarely in your document. This article will show you how to make a specific override, or Direct Formatting.

Typesetting your document properly is best to get the most reliable results from all the different printers that may be producing your printed book. It is important that most of your styles are done in the style manager, and the general sequence of styles are as follows:

Creating a bibliography and formatting it for your book is easy, but not intuitive. This article will teach you all about the aspects of Endnotes.

This article will teach you all about endnotes in LibreWriter. We will cover how to add an endnote, how to create a page with a section header for your notes, and how to set the styles and customize them.

Learning how to save and apply template styles can save you a lot of time producing books for print.

In this article, we will look at how to save the styles that you created in our last LibreOffice Tutorial in order to apply them to your next book. Working with templates is easy, and once you are done with the hardest part of the interior design: page and margin layouts, you can apply those to your next project so you can jump into the unique parts!