What is OpenOffice Draw?
Q: What is OpenOffice Draw?
A: OpenOffice Draw is a vector graphics editor and is a part of the OpenOffice office suite.
Q: What are connectors in OpenOffice Draw?
A: Connectors in OpenOffice Draw are lines between shapes, available in various line styles, that help in building drawings such as flowcharts.
Q: What kind of software features can be found in OpenOffice Draw?
A: OpenOffice Draw includes many features commonly found in desktop publishing software.
Q: What is the Open Clip Art Library?
A: The Open Clip Art Library is an add-on that OpenOffice users can install, which adds flags, logos, icons, and banners for general presentation and drawing projects.
Q: Can Linux distributions like Debian and Ubuntu also use the Open Clip Art Library?
A: Yes, Debian and Ubuntu have ready-to-use openclipart packages which can be easily downloaded and installed from their online software repositories.
Q: Under what license is Draw released?
A: Draw is released under the terms of the Apache License.
Q: Is the Draw software available for free or do users have to pay for it?
A: Draw is free software.
