Question: I've searched all over, and I'm unable to find anything regarding copying multiple cells from different rows & columns to a single row in another sheet.

Eg, Copy Cells, A10, F2, F3 & F34 from Sheet 1, to A2 in Sheet 2 and start a new row. 

The purpose is to copy certain information from an Invoice (Sheet 1)

* A10 - Customer
* F2 - Date
* F3 - Invoice No
* F34 - Total Cost

to a single row in another sheet for reporting (Sheet 2)

When I complete a new invoice, I'm hoping to run the same macro to copy these cells onto the next empty row in Sheet 2.

Answer: 
I'm the Newrez author.

Being that this is just a script, there are lots of options. One is just to execute it during login as a startup app. As long as X is up, you are all set. There is no dependency on Gnome or Nautilus. It should run on anything.
The solution is just plain simple, but it's not that perfect:

* First just download newrez's here (yes, you've heard it)

<http://gtk-apps.org/content/show.php/newrez+-+Increase+Screen+Rez+For+Netbook?content=134686>

* Then, put it somewhere and make it executable from GUI
* Just simply double-click on it and put your resolution

Now why it's not perfect:

* If you don't have a DPI scaler in your Desktop Environment, you'll go blind since views are so damn small
* I didn't find a way yet to prevent the stretching from 16/9 to 16/10
* The project's page mentions that it doesn't work for AMD/ATI and nVidia GPUs, but just give it a try. Maybe their own proprietary drivers can downsample too.
* When you want to come back to your default resolution, just put "default", since putting the pixels count in will make it back but it'll be blurry (dpi/"streching problems)

It's a script, so there must be a way to glue it into KDE, more infos here:

<http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/increase-resolution-monitors-limit-newrez-linux/>