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Change page orientation in openoffice writer

Change page orientation in OpenOffice Writer


Change page orientation in openoffice writer step by step
OpenOffice Writer is the free alternatives of various paid office suite software. I am using it myself for long time and find it perfect for word processing. Afterall, It is opensource and free. But most of the people are stuck when they have to change single page orientation into landscape and again into portrait mode. It was hard to me in the beginning but I figured it out anyhow. I will show you easy way to change orientation in single page in openoffice writer.

Step by step guide for changing orientation in single page in OpenOffice Writer.



  1. First open openoffice writer. I know you have done already. Default mode is portrait mode.Change page orientation in openoffice writer step by step
  2. Now, click Insert Menu in Menu bar. Then, Click Manual Break as shown in figure.
    Change page orientation in openoffice writer step by step

  3. Insert Break dialog box will appear. Now, In this Dialog box, click Page Break radio button and Select Landscape from the Style selection
    Change page orientation in openoffice writer step by step
  4. Your document will change into Landscape mode. Start typing your content. Once finished, if you want to change to the portrait mode again. Repeat step 3. But this time, select Default from the style selection drop down menu. Click OK button and you are done.Change page orientation in openoffice writer step by step
  5. All done now. Hope you found it useful

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