How to Set Default Font Size in OpenOffice Draw

Are you tired of working with fonts that are too small or too large in OpenOffice Draw? Setting a default font size can be a great way to streamline your work and make it easier to read. But did you know that you're not limited to the font sizes listed in the dropdown menu?

The maximum value you can choose from the dropdown list is 96 pts, but you can actually enter any other value into the font size edit box - even larger ones! So if you want a bigger font, just type directly into the format toolbar field and specify the size you want.

But what if you want to change the default font size for all your text frames in OpenOffice Draw? Unfortunately, OpenOffice Writer does not allow typing (and creating) a larger font size into the font size window/field than exists on their menu of sizes. The largest menu size font in OO Writer is 96, which may not be large enough for your needs.

On the other hand, LibreOffice Writer offers more flexibility. You can change the default font to your favorite font by going to 'LibreOffice Writer -> Basic fonts' and selecting a new font. You can also resize text frames by clicking on an edge of the frame and dragging one of the edges or corners to make it larger or smaller.

To edit the contents of a text frame, simply click inside the frame and make your changes. And if you want to change the default font size in LibreOffice Impress, you can do so by going to 'Format' > 'Font' and selecting a new font size.

In conclusion, while OpenOffice Draw may not offer as much flexibility as some other programs when it comes to setting font sizes, there are still ways to customize your work to suit your needs. By typing directly into the format toolbar field or using LibreOffice Writer's more flexible font options, you can create documents that are easy to read and understand.

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