issue108:libreoffice
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| - | Often, when creating a document, you find the need to insert information about the document into the document. You can use LibreOffice fields to get information like page number, total pages, title, author, word count, etc. With minimal setup, you can insert the information into your document, and the fields will update as their values change. | + | **Often, when creating a document, you find the need to insert information about the document into the document. You can use LibreOffice fields to get information like page number, total pages, title, author, word count, etc. With minimal setup, you can insert the information into your document, and the fields will update as their values change.** | 
| - | Common Fields | + | Souvent, à la création d'un document, vous sentez le besoin d' | 
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| + | **Common Fields | ||
| A group of fields are available directly through the menus, and I call them the common fields, since some developer decided they were the most used. They are located under Insert > Fields. The fields are Page Number, Page Count, Date, Time, Title, Author, and Subject. You will see later where the Title, Author, and Subject fields are set. | A group of fields are available directly through the menus, and I call them the common fields, since some developer decided they were the most used. They are located under Insert > Fields. The fields are Page Number, Page Count, Date, Time, Title, Author, and Subject. You will see later where the Title, Author, and Subject fields are set. | ||
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| The Date and Time fields allow you to insert the current date and time. We saw a good example of using the date and time fields in the last issue (Full Circle 107) in my article on Auto Text, but they are also useful in templates and master documents. | The Date and Time fields allow you to insert the current date and time. We saw a good example of using the date and time fields in the last issue (Full Circle 107) in my article on Auto Text, but they are also useful in templates and master documents. | ||
| - | To insert the common fields, just select them from the menu Insert > Fields. | + | To insert the common fields, just select them from the menu Insert > Fields.** | 
| - | Metadata | + | Champs ordinaires | 
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| + | Un groupe de champs est disponible directement par les menus ; je les appelle les champs ordinaires, parce qu'un développeur a décidé qu'ils étaient les plus utilisés. Ils se trouvent sous Insertion > Champs. Ces champs sont le Numéro de page, le Nombre de pages, la Date, l' | ||
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| + | Le numéro de page est en lien avec la page courante du document en cours, alors que le nombre de pages est le nombre total des pages du document. Ces champs sont pratiques car ils peuvent se mettre à jour après leur insertion. Vous pourriez insérer une page avant la page courante. Sans ces champs, vous auriez à parcourir toutes les pages suivant l' | ||
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| + | Les champs date et heure vous permettent d' | ||
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| + | Pour insérer les champs ordinaires, sélectionnez-les simplement dans le menu Insertion > Champs. | ||
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| + | **Metadata | ||
| Before we dive further into document fields, we will look at the places where much of the information used by the fields is stored. The two main sources for the information are ‘user data’ and the document properties. Each provides reusable information. | Before we dive further into document fields, we will look at the places where much of the information used by the fields is stored. The two main sources for the information are ‘user data’ and the document properties. Each provides reusable information. | ||
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| - | User Data is information about the author (or user) of the document. You can access the User Data at Tools > Options > LibreOffice > User Data. If you have never filled out this information, | + | User Data is information about the author (or user) of the document. You can access the User Data at Tools > Options > LibreOffice > User Data. If you have never filled out this information, | 
| - | Document Data | + | Métadonnées | 
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| + | Avant de plonger plus profondément dans les champs du document, nous allons regarder les endroits où la plupart des informations utilisées par ces champs sont stockées. Les deux principales sources d' | ||
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| + | Les Données d' | ||
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| + | **Document Data | ||
| There’s a wealth of fields related to the document itself. Some of them are listed in the common fields under Insert > Fields. Some of the information, | There’s a wealth of fields related to the document itself. Some of them are listed in the common fields under Insert > Fields. Some of the information, | ||
| - | The General tab shows us a wealth of information that we can't change from this dialog. You can see the file name and its location, as well as its size, creation, and last modified dates. At the bottom of the tab, you find a check box labeled "Apply user data." When checked, it saves the user's full name with the file. The name used is the one in the User Data mentioned above. The revision number is nothing more than a count of the number of times the document has been saved. If, like me, you save often, this number ticks up quickly. The Reset Properties button will reset all the dates, modifications, | + | The General tab shows us a wealth of information that we can't change from this dialog. You can see the file name and its location, as well as its size, creation, and last modified dates. At the bottom of the tab, you find a check box labeled "Apply user data." When checked, it saves the user's full name with the file. The name used is the one in the User Data mentioned above. The revision number is nothing more than a count of the number of times the document has been saved. If, like me, you save often, this number ticks up quickly. The Reset Properties button will reset all the dates, modifications, | 
| - | The Description tab is where you provide the basic information about the document. If you are not in the habit of using this, I recommend giving it a try. You can use this data to maintain consistency in your document. You have text boxes for the title, subject, keywords, and comments. These inputs are where the fields look for this information, | + | Données du document | 
| - | The Custom Properties tab allows you to create your own properties for the document. For example, when creating | + | Il y a pléthore de champs relatifs au document | 
| - | Document Fields | + | L' | 
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| + | **The Description tab is where you provide the basic information about the document. If you are not in the habit of using this, I recommend giving it a try. You can use this data to maintain consistency in your document. You have text boxes for the title, subject, keywords, and comments. These inputs are where the fields look for this information, | ||
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| + | The Custom Properties tab allows you to create your own properties for the document. For example, when creating a document, you need to create a header entry on each page with your last name and a shortened title. To create this custom field, click on the Add button. You get entry boxes for Name, Type, and Value. You can click on the arrow for the Name and see some predefined suggestions for field names or fill in your own. You won't find any that meet our needs, so you type in "Short Title" for the name. There are six different types, Text, DateTime, Date, Duration, Number, and Yes or No. In this case, you are just adding a text property, so you select Text. In the Value text box, enter your last name and short title. For example, " | ||
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| + | **Document Fields | ||
| While LibreOffice gives you quick access through the menu to Title, Author, and Subject, dozens of other document fields are available. They are located in the fields dialog. You access them under Insert > Fields > More Fields. | While LibreOffice gives you quick access through the menu to Title, Author, and Subject, dozens of other document fields are available. They are located in the fields dialog. You access them under Insert > Fields > More Fields. | ||
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| On the Document tab, you have general information. While some of the common fields are here like Title, Date, and Time, you can do more with them here than you can by just selecting them from the menu. When you select the Author, you discover you can insert the name or just the writer' | On the Document tab, you have general information. While some of the common fields are here like Title, Date, and Time, you can do more with them here than you can by just selecting them from the menu. When you select the Author, you discover you can insert the name or just the writer' | ||
| - | The DocInformation tab contains even more fields about the current document. You can insert the Comments, as well as the Keywords, from the document' | + | The DocInformation tab contains even more fields about the current document. You can insert the Comments, as well as the Keywords, from the document' | 
| - | Once you select any of these fields and the related options, you can click on the Insert button to insert them into your document. If any changes occur, the fields will automatically update. If you need to use one of the fields from the dialog often, you can create an Auto Text – the way you did in part 68 for the Journal Entries (Full Circle 107). Also, the keyboard shortcut for the fields dialog is CTRL-F2. | + | Champs du document | 
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| + | Si LibreOffice vous donne un accès direct par le menu au titre, l' | ||
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| + | **Once you select any of these fields and the related options, you can click on the Insert button to insert them into your document. If any changes occur, the fields will automatically update. If you need to use one of the fields from the dialog often, you can create an Auto Text – the way you did in part 68 for the Journal Entries (Full Circle 107). Also, the keyboard shortcut for the fields dialog is CTRL-F2. | ||
| Finally, I'm sure you have noticed that fields get highlighted in gray. The highlighting does not show when you print the document. You can control whether or not the shading shows at Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Appearance. You can change the color of the Field Shadings option, or uncheck it to prevent it from showing. To quickly turn the shading on and off, select View > Field Shadings from the menu, or press CTRL-F8. | Finally, I'm sure you have noticed that fields get highlighted in gray. The highlighting does not show when you print the document. You can control whether or not the shading shows at Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Appearance. You can change the color of the Field Shadings option, or uncheck it to prevent it from showing. To quickly turn the shading on and off, select View > Field Shadings from the menu, or press CTRL-F8. | ||
| - | Using LibreOffice fields, you can insert information about your document directly into the document, and have those fields update as they change. Besides the common fields, you will find statistical fields, fields about the author, fields about the document, and you can even create your own fields. To create quicker access to a field formatted a certain way, you can create an Auto Text entry with a shortcut to access the entry. | + | Using LibreOffice fields, you can insert information about your document directly into the document, and have those fields update as they change. Besides the common fields, you will find statistical fields, fields about the author, fields about the document, and you can even create your own fields. To create quicker access to a field formatted a certain way, you can create an Auto Text entry with a shortcut to access the entry.** | 
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| + | Une fois que vous avez sélectionné l'un de ces champs et ses options associées, vous pouvez cliquer sur le bouton Insérer pour les insérer dans votre document. Si un changement se présente, les champs seront mis à jour automatiquement. Si vous avez souvent besoin d' | ||
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| + | Enfin, je suis sûr que vous avez noté que les champs sont surlignés en gris. Le surlignage ne se voit pas à l' | ||
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