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    * [[KWord/Tutorials/BasicLayout|Basic Layout]] a tutorial that creates a leaflet with various images and explaining text using KWords frames technology. Several text frames and image frames will be created and positioned on the page.
    * [[KWord/Tutorials/BasicLayout|Basic Layout]] a tutorial that creates a leaflet with various images and explaining text using KWords frames technology. Several text frames and image frames will be created and positioned on the page.
    * [[KOffice/Tutorials/Artistic Text Shape|Using the Artistic Text Shape]] is a tutorial that shows how to get started with the artistic text shape that all KOffice applications provide.

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      KWord brings the power of frame-based editing to all your documents

    Information

    This should has to be updated to the 2.0 version


    KWord is a word processor. Naturally it has all the features you'd expect - paragraph styles, indenting, bullets, tab stops, page breaks and full control of your fonts. There are templates for common requirements. Naturally. So where is KWord different?
    KWord is different in that it is frame based, so you have absolute control of your document. You may choose to work in columns like a news-sheet, or have a free layout as in a photo-album. Need captions on your pictures? No problem. The choice is entirely yours. Frames may be linked,in which case text will flow seamlessly, making professional-looking layout without the use of a fully-fledged desktop publishing package. Visit the project's home pages for more details.
    Longer documents sometimes need pages rearranging - the preview mode gives you that freedom. Of course page numbering and other details can be in headers and footers. Chapter numbering is taken care of, and there is an auto-generator or Table of Contents. Footnotes and Endnotes are supported.
    Maybe you need to produce your document in several languages? No problem. Select the font for your chosen language. KWord has full support for right-to-left script languages.
    So what are you waiting for? It's time to get creative in your writing!

    Hints, Tips and Tutorials

    • Basic Layout a tutorial that creates a leaflet with various images and explaining text using KWords frames technology. Several text frames and image frames will be created and positioned on the page.