The typical Open dialog has standard folders listed in a left column and the contents of the selected folder in the large column to the right of it.
Either click the Open File item in the left column or click the Open item in the File menu. It does this through your operating system’s Open dialog. In addition to opening a recent document, the Start Center also allows you to find documents on your hard drive. Highlighting this shows a list of recently opened documents.Ĭlick on the desired document to open it. Under the File menu, there is a Recent Documents sub-menu. However, clicking Recent Files doesn’t change the right column. This list of documents is connected to the Recent Files item in the left column. In the Start Center, icons of them are listed in the large right column. LibreOffice keeps track of the latest documents that you opened. Return to Page contents Recently opened documents Here are the the items that are only in the New sub-menu:Ĭlick on the desired document type in either list, and the new document will be created in the appropriate application. The table to the left has the items the two menus share. However, the New sub-menu under the File has more options than the Create section. It also can be done by clicking on one of the icons for an application under the Create section in the left column. This can be done by clicking the File menu, highlighting the New sub-menu, then choosing the desired document type from the menu. A new document for each application can be created from the Start Center. Click an item in Page contents to learn more about the specific feature of Start Center. This page gives a basic overview of each one of these. Start Center is launched by clicking the white icon called LibreOffice in any operating system. StartCenter looks about the same and has the same menus, regardless of whether it is running on a Linux distro, Windows, Mac, or another desktop operating system. This is an image of LibreOffice StartCenter, running in Mint Linux. These are a few of the things that can be done from the Start Center. It also is the fastest way to access document templates for creating new documents. It gives visual icons of the recently opened documents that the individual applications don’t show. It ties the six different applications and different types of documents together. Through it new documents can be created, documents can be opened, and information about the office suite can be accessed. LibreOffice’s Start Center is the document management system for the office suite.
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