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Style Wiki syntax example What you get
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levels 1, 2, 3 		==Working with Layers==

===Hiding Layers===
====Showing Hidden Layers====

Working with Layers

Hiding Layers

Showing Hidden Layers

Bullet lists OpenOffice Draw provides three default layers:

*Layout
*Controls
*Dimension lines

OpenOffice Draw provides three default layers:

  • Layout
  • Controls
  • Dimension lines
Numbered lists To hide a layer

# Select a layer, and then choose '''Format > Layer'''.
# In the properties area, clear the '''Visible''' check box and click '''OK'''.

To hide a layer

  1. Select a layer, and then choose Format > Layer.
  2. In the properties area, clear the Visible check box and click OK.
Note {{Documentation/Note | You cannot change the name of or delete a predefined StarOffice Draw layer.}}
Image:documentation_note.png You cannot change the name of or delete a predefined StarOffice Draw layer.
Tip {{Documentation/Tip | You can make a layer visible or invisible by clicking on its tab while holding down the Shift key.}}
Image:Tip.png You can make a layer visible or invisible by clicking on its tab while holding down the Shift key.
Caution {{Documentation/Caution | The validation of a signature is not a legally binding guarantee of any kind.}}
Image:documentation_caution.png The validation of a signature is not a legally binding guarantee of any kind.
Emphasis (also used for menu paths and GUI elements) The '''layout''' layer is the default work space. The layout layer is the default work space.
Menu paths Select a layer, and then choose '''Format > Layer'''. Select a layer, and then choose Format > Layer.
Links See the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Layers_%28digital_image_editing%29 Layer]entry in Wikipedia. See the Layerentry in Wikipedia.
Code Open a terminal and enter:
tar -vxzf ''filename''
Open a terminal and enter: 
   tar -vxzf filename
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