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This document provides instructions for saving, closing, and opening documents in StarOffice Writer. It explains how to save a document for the first time by selecting File > Save, choosing a location and file type, and clicking Save. It notes that documents can be saved subsequently by selecting File > Save or pressing Ctrl + S. It describes closing a document after saving by selecting File > Close, and how to reopen a saved document by selecting File > Open. It also discusses how to work with multiple open documents by selecting them from the Window menu or taskbar.
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