I am looking for a template that will help me write my term papers in
MLA format. I have OpenOffice.orgs writer (off the mandrake 9.1 CD's)
and Kword 1.2.1 I believe (from the texstar release of KDE 3.1.4/5?) I
have been to the OOo web site as well as the OOExtras site with no
luck, searching for a template as well as our friend Google and
google/linux. I know that I can eventually set up my own template but
I need to get the work done ASAP. I like OOo but may have to go back
to Word 2k for this if I can not find some help. It does NOT look good
to Professors if one of my age hands in improper assignments. Thanks
for any help.

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DarkRose wrote:
> I am looking for a template that will help me write my term papers in
> MLA format. I have OpenOffice.orgs writer (off the mandrake 9.1 CD's)
> and Kword 1.2.1 I believe (from the texstar release of KDE 3.1.4/5?) I
> have been to the OOo web site as well as the OOExtras site with no
> luck, searching for a template as well as our friend Google and
> google/linux. I know that I can eventually set up my own template but
> I need to get the work done ASAP. I like OOo but may have to go back
> to Word 2k for this if I can not find some help. It does NOT look good
> to Professors if one of my age hands in improper assignments. Thanks
> for any help.
>
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> DarkRose
> registered Linux user number 306226
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Hard to believe that you tried Google.
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt though.

I am not a Google guru, but I got this at the top
of my first search:
http://www.cc.mie-u.ac.jp/~lq20106/eg5000/templates/

Am I missing your point? Is there something wrong with this template?

Here is my search pattern (watch out for the word wrap):
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...+
Search

BTW, it's considered bad form to crosspost.
I personally don't care though.

Good luck in your studies and stick with Linux & OOo.

Lance DeVooght

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On Tue, 09 Mar 2004 19:44:31 -0500, Lance DeVooght
<devooght_NoSpam@comcast.net> wrote:

>DarkRose wrote: 
<SNIP>

>
>Hard to believe that you tried Google.
>I'll give you the benefit of the doubt though.
I actually did but I put in "MLA template" +OpenOffice OR OOo


>I am not a Google guru, but I got this at the top
>of my first search:
>http://www.cc.mie-u.ac.jp/~lq20106/eg5000/templates/
>
>Am I missing your point? Is there something wrong with this template?
>
>Here is my search pattern (watch out for the word wrap):
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...
+Search
>
>BTW, it's considered bad form to crosspost.
Thanks, I thought it might not go over well is why I only stuck it in
2 groups.
>
>Good luck in your studies and stick with Linux & OOo.
>
>Lance DeVooght

Thanks Lance I love Mandrake (running 9.1) and have even manage to get
the wife to use it a little 


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