Inserting Stored, Reusable Information in OpenOffice Writer
I think pretty much everyone likes to save time, and avoid painful carpal tunnel surgery. Here are the two very nice shortcut features that let you slap in a bunch of text with just a couple keystrokes.
Think about using the AutoText feature for not just reusable chunks of text but fields under Insert > Fields > Other, special characters from Insert > Special Characters, etc.
* AutoFormat lets you create a shortcut for a line of text like your name, email, department, etc.
* Autotext lets you put in huge amounts of text and graphics, with the formatting
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