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[Tip] The user must also ensure that the latest patches for Java that
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Keith Bainbridge wrote:
Barry,
The other option is NeoOffice which I understand is a fork of OOo that
includes the necessary libraries to allow it to work in earlier
versions of OS x. Being new to OS x I can't say how well it works
[...]
2009/3/30 Barry Evans ba
the pasted structure. You should be able to select and copy
whatever is in the frame and then paste it back outside the frame.
I trust this helps.
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with this conversion.
My OOo version is in my sig, below.
I know it does not explain the corruption, but it may be a way for you
to pass this onto MS Word users, that is, I think that even newer
versions of Word will still open Word 95 files.
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Pedro, as others have tried this and after also coming to the same
conclusion, I tried something slightly different.
That is, I saved the above file as a Word 95 (.doc)
Having done so, the resulting .doc file opened back up into
OpenOffice intact
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That we are fielding
so many support posts in here as of late, by posters claiming they are
registering and paying money for OpenOffice.org - I am not surprised
because if the first thing you can see when using Google and looking for
OpenOffice
hasn't struck the same problem as I have.
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cannot locate a
repository of older versions for NeoOffice. Anyway, I hope you friend
hasn't struck the same problem as I have.
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I don't know if you're aware of the amount of uninformed people that
have been posting to this list over the past few weeks and mentioning
having to register OOo... I think this is typical of what is going on,
and there are enough unaware folks who just have not got
end and not a general issue.
Now I need to nut something out :-P
It is excellent to get your feedback.
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Mike,
Thanks again for your help. We are getting further along with NeoOffice.
Thanks for all of your advice.
-Joe
Hi Joe. No probs ;-) Glad you were able to help your friend out.
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Zoltán Kócsi wrote:
On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 12:10:48 +1100
Mike Dawe ooo-u...@zacglen.com wrote:
Hi, I've had the first OOo alpha version 3.1 installed for a couple
of days.
I've downloaded it and installed on a (admittedly fairly old) SuSE 10.0
system (x86). Install went without a hitch
guesstimate, 3 to 4 time faster than any
previous OOo that I've used on this (PPC) system. Currently running
3.0.1 - I was suitably impressed with the speed difference that I am
really looking forward to the official releases going gold.
YMMV
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specific. However, the developers have
been in talks with the researcher concerning the supposed vulnerability.[42]
As with Microsoft Word,[43] documents created in OpenOffice can contain
metadata which may include a complete history of what was changed, when
and by whom.
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NoOp wrote:
On 02/26/2009 05:25 PM, Mike Dawe wrote:
NoOp wrote:
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/aqua_port_three_times_faster#comment-1202368523000
[which is pretty questionable]
Unless you have a Mac and have seen it with your own eyes ;-)
3.1 is really really /Fast/ on this old
NoOp wrote:
Good points. But he won't see them unless you CC him as he is not
subsribed to the list.
Thanks, I did. My CC to him is visible in the headers of that post. You
may have that header turned off (not visible) in your client.
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at the tab key, he can cycle through his
running apps (same as in Windows with Alt + tab keys).
If he still cannot see an X11 menu bar by toggling through running apps
then perhaps there is a problem with his install of X11.
Thanks again for all of your help.
-Joe
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or so before it goes gold :-D
In the meantime, I need to remove this alpha and go back to 3.0.1, as
its definitely not stable enough to use, just yet :-)
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at: http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/download/x11.html
Have a read of that page if you need to. Click the Panther link, same
page.
HTH
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Mike Dawe wrote:
Jay Ferguson wrote:
Hi. I keep trying to download Openoffice for Mac Panther version 2.1
and it keeps taking me to a Bouncer where that version (2.1) is not
available. I'm using Firefox. Can anyone help? Thanks so much!
Hi Jay, you can DL a version suitable for Panther
(OOo_2.1.0_MacOSXPPC_install_en-US.dmg) =
ab6857791dd1829417424bfa9c6a6a76
So I'm thinking that despite the file name difference, both are the same
file (the RC2 must be the one that went gold) and either are good to
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, when that is the case. You might attract
real *help* in that way.
because if someone is going to make improvements
to PDF export, letting me set any font that I want for a control is a
feature I would dearly love to have.
Please read my last paragraph again.
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the content.
HAND
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implimented the
PDF/A-1 code into OOo (since version 2.4)
http://www.oooninja.com/2008/02/interview-with-giuseppe-castagno.html
Otherwise export to PDF is a wonderful and useful feature of OOo.
Yes, it's pretty impressive.
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them (for the time he keeps to that persona). I am
about to do just that.
Perhaps the moderators will have picked up on his outbursts by now?
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page around it?
Right-click on the image and select Save as Picture... .
I trust this helps.
Well it helped _me_
Thanks a bunch for that tip, Brian :-)
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easily accomplish what I am trying to do.
http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74t=13811
I followed the instructions under the subheading: Flexible but fiddly:
The Fontwork dialog and found them useful.
YMMV
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of OpenOffice on W98. You can find it
here: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html
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OOo 2.x will run on Win98, version 3 will not, according to:
http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/source/sys_reqs.html
Version 2.x downloads: http://download.openoffice.org/2.4.2/index.html
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) ;-)
Regards, Mike
Mike Dawe wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Tom Williamson wrote:
But I was able to find a copy of version of version 2. Does version 2
run with Windows 98? While I am asking questions, will version 3 run
on Win 98?
I don't know if v2 will run on W98 or not. However, you can
Web Kracked wrote:
Mike Dawe wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
[...]
I do not know if this helps or not, but a Thunderbird add-on called
Quote Colors (0.2.8) places each part of the thread in a different
color, and box if needed. If you break up the thread, you will find
it could be hard to follow
#2 by Paul Nasrat
Note, to use --dbpath as non root, customers will need to define the
%_rpmlock_path macro to a location that can be written to; future
versions of RPM use '%{_dbpath}/__db.000'.
Full text here:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=222194
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Editions for Getting Started Guide,
Writer Guide, and Impress Guide plus download links to the
individual chapters for the above are located here:
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/userguide3/index.html
Books for Calc, Draw, etc, still to come, I would guess.
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://www.openoffice.org/.
You do not have to log in and register to do so. Although there are
registration links at that page you do not have to login and register to
download and begin using the OpenOffice.org suite.
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it, you managed to re-post her address all
over again to announce the fact that she had done so.
Bit of a double-whammy, no? No offence meant, its just an observation
(and if someone replies with an answer for the OP, they might re-quote
it all over again too)...
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for. In the bottom section what I do is
mark these with a different color so I know.
Great tip. Thanks.
I'm using this now, also.
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Barbara Duprey wrote:
Mike Dawe wrote:
Wade Smart wrote:
[...]
Look at the message source.
This one:
Reply-To: users@openoffice.org
Delivered-To: mailing list users@openoffice.org
Delivered-To: moderator for users@openoffice.org
was sent by the moderator.
This one (which
Web Kracked wrote:
Mike Dawe wrote:
Barbara Duprey wrote:
Mike Dawe wrote:
Wade Smart wrote:
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Create a new filter. In the incoming messsages section click on the
last entry : Customize. Write in Delivered-To without the quotes.
Click ok. Now in the filter select Delivered
dialog, there is also an options
button giving you more choices, such as regular expressions, etc.
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it into an other-than-Publisher file format, compatible to the program
needing to open the file.
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Mike Scott wrote:
Mike Dawe wrote:
I don't blame James for getting somewhat miffed at her at all.
Nor do I.
But this list is not an appropriate place to express his own displeasure
and gratuitously criticize many other list subscribers, thereby
committing a similar offense
through into
the list the other day (I was curious about the policy for this in the
list). Thank you for this explanation, Guy.
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Web Kracked wrote:
Mike Dawe wrote:
Guy Voets wrote:
This being said, most attachments are stripped from mails sent to tghe list.
However, odt, ods etc. get through, which is sometimes useful to have easy
access to an example of a problem encountered by a OP.
This explains why I
she has been since suspended. I hope that she has.
I don't blame James for getting somewhat miffed at her at all.
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Hello List.
The OOo Mailing Lists Guidelines at
http://www.openoffice.org/ml_guidelines.html are a good concise
reference and I agree with the first lines of the guide Please
familiarize yourself with the following simple guidelines and rules of
mail-list etiquette prior to posting to any list.
Gene Young wrote:
Mike Dawe wrote:
Hello List.
The OOo Mailing Lists Guidelines at
http://www.openoffice.org/ml_guidelines.html are a good concise
reference and I agree with the first lines of the guide Please
familiarize yourself with the following simple guidelines and rules of
mail
a circle bit.
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, Linux (x86 and x86-64) and MacOS (x86 and PPC).
Many a thank you, Jean-Baptiste Faure
Now, speaking from this OOo *user* point of view. If only the *US* MacOS
PPC (esp. the PPC bit) would eventuate.
Yes, I am aware of the RC releases.
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menu). Write some text onto a Draw page.
Open the Fontwork dialog. Select the text you typed earlier. Click one
of the curve icons near the top of the Fontwork dialog. The effect
should be immediate.
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NoOp wrote:
On 01/31/2009 04:57 PM, Mike Dawe wrote:
I haven't investigated this further yet, but will do shortly. Oops, too
late ;-) I've just followed through the fiddly instructions at the
above link and introduced a Fontwork menu item into the Format menu
of Draw. With this Fontwork
NoOp wrote:
On 01/31/2009 07:09 PM, Mike Dawe wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 01/31/2009 04:57 PM, Mike Dawe wrote:
I haven't investigated this further yet, but will do shortly. Oops, too
late ;-) I've just followed through the fiddly instructions at the
above link and introduced a Fontwork menu
Web Kracked wrote:
Thunderbird has the Lightening add on or use the Sunbird stand alone
package version.
I use Sunbird, even though I use Thunderbird for my email package.
In Thunderbird, would you mind turning HTML *off* when sending, please?
Even if you are just typing a few lines,
Mechtilde wrote:
Hello Mike,
Hello Mechtilde. Thanks for your response.
Mike Dawe schrieb:
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
I'd like to add that it's not easy to find where to download the PPC
(non-Intel) version of OpenOffice.org 3. For some reason, it's not
listed on the downloads page at OOo
Web Kracked wrote:
Sorry
having trouble with the system
This should have the HTML turned off at the compose section.
This is the first time it looks like it worked.
My system uses a color system to keep who-said-who in the email sorted
out. This is client wide for all 18 email accounts I
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
I'd like to add that it's not easy to find where to download the PPC
(non-Intel) version of OpenOffice.org 3. For some reason, it's not
listed on the downloads page at OOo (only 2.4.0 is listed for PPC).
I need to ask Why is this so?
I too have a PPC Mac and have
Web Kracked wrote:
OFF Topic, but need to be said.
Not in here, please.
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Christopher Whitmey wrote:
Thanks for that link. V. helpful.
YW, Christopher (glad you found it of use) :-)
On 2009 Jan 20, at 08:55 PM, Mike Dawe wrote:
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http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7t=67
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Harold Drabkin wrote:
Maybe it's me, or some setting I can't seem to find.
On the windows platform, right-clicking on a misspelled word brings up
suggestions. On the mac, however, although other items come up on right
click (like paragraph alignment, etc.), the spell options doesn't.
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