why is openoffice writer called a WYSIWYG program?
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The openoffice writer displays the page on the screen and then we write content and include images.
When we display the document it appears exactly like what it is in editing time. That is : WYSIWYG - what you see is what you get.... It means when we print a document from the writer, it will be printed exactly like its appearance on the screen.
When we display the document it appears exactly like what it is in editing time. That is : WYSIWYG - what you see is what you get.... It means when we print a document from the writer, it will be printed exactly like its appearance on the screen.
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