To resolve the issue where the Windows 11 taskbar is not acting like the Windows 10 taskbar, with LibreOffice .ots and .ott files pinned, follow the steps below:
Steps to Pin .ots and .ott Files on Windows 11 Taskbar
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Open LibreOffice Writer or Calc (or any other LibreOffice application where you want to pin the .ots or .ott files).
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Load the .ots or .ott file you want to pin to the taskbar.
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Click on the
Filemenu, then selectSave As. -
In the
Save Asdialog box, navigate to the desired location where you want to save the .ots or .ott file. -
In the
Save Asdialog box, click on theSave As Typedropdown menu. -
Select
Shortcut to Text Documentfor .ots files orShortcut to Spreadsheetfor .ott files. -
Click on the
Savebutton. -
You will be prompted to save the shortcut file with a .lnk extension. Choose a name for the shortcut and click on the
Savebutton. -
Right-click on the newly created .lnk file, then select
Pin to Taskbar.
Now, you should see the pinned .ots or .ott file on your Windows 11 taskbar.
Troubleshooting
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If the .lnk file does not have a recognizable icon, right-click on it, select
Properties, go to theShortcuttab, and click on theChange Iconbutton. Choose an icon that represents the LibreOffice application and clickOK. -
If you still face issues with the .ots or .ott files not appearing on the taskbar, ensure that you are using the latest version of LibreOffice and Windows 11.
References
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Summary
In this article, we covered the steps to pin .ots and .ott files on the Windows 11 taskbar using LibreOffice. We also provided troubleshooting tips for any issues that might arise during the process. By following these steps, you can make it easier to access your LibreOffice .ots and .ott files directly from your taskbar.
- Book: "LibreOffice 7.2 User Guide" by The Document Foundation
- Article: "How to Pin a Shortcut to the Taskbar in Windows 11" by Windows Central
- Online Resource: "LibreOffice Help" -