Changing the Default Tab stop Interval
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- The Writer interface
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- Changing the Default Tab stop Interval
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Changing the Default Tab stop Interval
Any changes to the default tab setting will affect the existing default tab stops in any document you open afterward, as well as tab stops you insert after making the change. |
To set the measurement unit and the spacing of default tab stop intervals, go to Tools → Options → OpenOffice Writer → General.
You can also set or change the measurement unit for rulers in the current document by right-clicking on the ruler to open a list of units. Click on one of them to change the ruler to that unit. The selected setting applies only to that ruler.
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