When launching LO Writer, one is presented with a virtual blank sheet of paper. The entire metaphor of the program is built around printing. In any case, I hav

When launching LO Writer, one is presented with a virtual blank sheet of paper. The entire metaphor of the program is built around printing. In any case, I have virtually no Libre Office experience, and I was able to generate dizzystar's test case in about 2 minutes. My apologies for leading us down this dead-end discussion. (The only confusing part was that you have to manually turn on headers & footers before you can click on them to edit.) When it comes down to it, LO is probably not missing many features, but they haven't received the UI research/testing effort to make them accessible. The general look & feel is also 'old fashioned'.