Because Corel Office for Java is a suite of office applications that operates across multiple platforms under a Java-enhanced framework, Corel WordPerfect for Java offers a unique environment for your word processing operations. However, before you can operate effectively in this new environment, you must understand the basic concepts that lie behind the entire Corel Office for Java suite.
The Corel WordPerfect for Java document
Throughout the WordPerfect for Java online Help, documents refer to all Corel
Office for Java files and, more specifically, to your Corel WordPerfect for
Java files. When you launch Corel Office for Java, you use the applications and components to create documents, whether they are charts, spreadsheets, slide shows, or
word processing files. However, when you are working within Corel WordPerfect
for Java, you are creating a specific type of document a word processing document.
Creating a document
Corel Office for Java's new approach to document creation lets you seamlessly incorporate a variety of components (text, spreadsheets, slide shows, and charts) without ever leaving the application that you're working in. For example, you can start creating a document using Corel WordPerfect for Java, embed a small spreadsheet, then chart the resulting data in a colorful, three-dimensional bar graph, and the interface always remains the same. With Corel Office for Java, the applications come to you as you need them.
Tip
Corel Office for Java documents can be viewed with any Java-enabled browser.
How to
To start a new document
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Welcome to Corel WordPerfect for Java