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  1. Sep 2017
    1. The scope of application for OpenOffice.org Basic begins where the standard functions of OpenOffice.org end. Routine tasks can therefore be automated in OpenOffice.org Basic, links can be made to other programs — for example to a database server — and complex activities can be performed at the press of a button by using predefined scripts. OpenOffice.org Basic offers complete access to all OpenOffice.org functions, supports all functions, modifies document types, and provides options for creating personal dialog windows.

      This passage attempts to set expectations for the editors. By giving the editor a framework to work inside they know where to go and what to do. This should be one of the first things that the user comes across when looking for more information into editing. The content itself could be greatly improved because it seems to be too elaborate.

    1. This list is ordered by popularity. The most popular FAQs are at the top. But also have a look at the bottom to find any new entries.

      Even though the topics are ordered by popularity they are still difficult to navigate. There is no inherent ordering in the list which forces the reader to read the list until they find what they need. Also, the uniformity of the list can make readers lose there place.