[libreoffice-users] Creating track changes

2022-04-28 Thread Zoltán Kócsi
I know that I can compare two versions of a document and see the
changes from the original to the updated version.

My question is, is it possible to record the changes in the updated
document.

Say, I made a copy of or the original, then edited the copy with
track changes off, and now I change my mind and want to have the track
changes to be part of the newer version. So I'd like to ask LibreOffice
to compare the updated document with the original *and* record all the
differences as if track change was always on.

Thanks,

Zoltan

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Re: top and bottom - again. was (Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: new article - with quote from TDF.......)

2011-06-02 Thread Zoltán Kócsi
 Don't know what plonking is but one should not be discouraged to use

It's an old USENET slangword, meaning adding someone to your killfile.
Most USENET newsreaders had a feature of filtering out posts from
users who were in blacklist, (a.k.a. killfile), so that noise generated
by regular trolls could be avoided (you could not ban people from
USENET and deleting posts was also almost impossible - it was one
amazingly efficient, reliable and democratic thing). Adding a name to
the blacklist was 'dropping someone into the killfile' and 'plonk' is
the sound of dropping something into a (metal) trashcan.

Zoltan

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Re: [libreoffice-users] [OT Top/Bottom posting] Re: Sun Weblog Publisher broken

2011-06-01 Thread Zoltán Kócsi
On Wed, 1 Jun 2011 10:52:42 +0100 (BST)
Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

 Hi :)
 I don't think there are people arguing that top-posting MUST be the
 ONLY way. On the contrary, we are pointing out that if the product is
 to be used by more people than are currently using it, especially if
 we want office workers to use it, then we have to be prepared for
 many of those to be unused to bottom posting.

Um, the developer community runs the list. They don't have to, but they
do. They provide a product for free. They provide a forum for help, for
free. I would risk the statement that it is their privilege to lay down
the general rules and ask people to adhere to them. After all, it's
their list.

 I am sick of this argument.  I have never been so brow-beaten or
 bullied in the supposedly Open world that supposedly encourages
 free-thinking and diversity. Instead it seems that LibreOffice is
 very restrictive, at least on the users list if nowhere else.  Is
 Libre about freedom or about restrictions? Regards from
 Tom :)

OK, a low-brow explanation; idea stolen from Dave Barry. You don't
go to a smooth jazz  fancy fingerfood party and start farting. Not
because it is explicitely forbidden by some law, but because most
people at such a party are not particularly keen on hearing and
smelling fart. What's more, if you do go and start farting, they might
ask you not to do it. Now, one possibility is to argue with them that
it is your unalienable human right to fart wherever and whenever it
pleases you and if they don't like it then they are oppressive fascists
tyrants, enemies of freedom and so on. The alternative possibility is
to realise that it is not your party and simply stop farting.

Naturally, you can organise an alternative, the skunks will beg for
the recipe farting party and frown upon any guest who as much as
twicthes the nose, let alone starting to spray industrial strength air
freshener around. Indeed, you'd have every right to feel offended is
that guest with the freshener also lectured you that your not liking
the spraying on your party is restrictive beghaviour, against diversity
and free-thinking and it is positively bullying.

By the way, some 20 years ago I thought that this whole top-posting
nonsense was sorted out once and for all after a handful of really
massive flame wars on USENET, crossposted all over the place and people
getting so sick and tired of the whole thing that they plonked anyone
even raising the issue again. Gee, was I wrong or what. It's like a
phoenix, gets up again and again. Damned scary, really.

Zoltan

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