AW: Writer - bestimmte Seite öffnen
Hallo Josef, das war's! Bei einer Neuinstallation hatte ich Pfade geändert, die Benutzerdaten waren deshalb leer. Das Häkchen bei Benutzerdaten verwenden war zwar gesetzt, hilft aber nix, wenn nichts eingetragen ist. Vielen Dank! Konrad -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Josef Latt [mailto:josef.l...@gmx.net] Gesendet: Montag, 22. April 2013 12:14 An: users-de@openoffice.apache.org Betreff: Re: Writer - bestimmte Seite öffnen Hi, Benutzerdaten eingetragen und in den Dokumeteigenschaften Benutzerdaten verwenden markiert? Gruß Am 22.04.2013 11:30, schrieb 3052192: Win 7 64 bit / AOO 3.4.1 Hallo, gibt es in Writer die Möglichkeit, beim Öffnen eines gespeicherten Dokuments ohne Blättern sofort auf die Seite zu springen, die zuletzt bearbeitet worden ist? In einer alten OO - Version ging das mal. Vielen Dank für jede Hilfe! Konrad - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-de-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-de-h...@openoffice.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-de-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-de-h...@openoffice.apache.org
Re: Am I the only one with Err 522 problems?
2013/4/2 Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com: A few spreadsheets of mine, those with a lot of formulas with references to other cells, sometimes (or rather often in some cases) throw error 522 (circular reference) at me. In most cases, Ctrl+Shift+F9 cures the problem. Another way is to look for the first Err 522 occurance, highlight it, Ctrl+c, then Ctrl+v at the same cell. Did anyone else see those false Err 522 messages? I have seen them for quite a while now, for years, I think. I use LibreOffice 3.6.5.2 at the moment. Johnny Rosenberg Another problem with that sheet is that everything takes unbelievable long time. If I enter something in a cell, then hit Enter, I need to wait for something like a minute (yes, minute! Not second!) or two before anything happens, so the whole sheet is just a waste of time. Today I installed LibreOffice 3.6.6, but my problems with that file persists. The Ctrl+Shift+F9 thing cures the problem (the Err:522 messages disappears and are replaced with correct cell values) sometimes, maybe once out of 5 or 10 in average, but sometimes when I do that, LibreOffice crash. However, so far, when I ”repair” the file, there are never any error messages. So I continue entering new values, save and close. Next day, when I open the file again, those Err:522 messages are back again. That's what my life looks like every day these days. Just for fun, I installed Apache OpenOffice 3.4.1 a few minutes ago and I tried to open the file with it. After fiddling with macro security (adding the path where the file is located), the spreadsheet opened, and opened very much faster than LibreOffice. Unfortunately, the Err:522 messages was there again, but Apache OpenOffice seems a lot faster than LibreOffice, so it doesn't waste my time as much. After copying the first one of the Err:522 cells and pasting it to itself, all the Err:522 messages were gone again. And that also happened much faster than with LibreOffice. So now I started to enter new values. As I said above, from hitting Enter until LibreOffice stop freezing (it works with something, I don't have a clue what) it typically takes a minute or two, maybe more. With Apache OpenOffice it took way less than a second. I realise that nobody will ever even move a finger to investigate what could possible be wrong with the combination ”My Err:522-file” and LibreOffice, so I will just run away from the problem and use Apache OpenOffice for that particular spreadsheet (and maybe all other office documents in the future, but that's too early to say after trying out Apache OpenOffice for only half an hour or so…). Solved. At least for now. One difference between my installations of Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice, is that I didn't ”import” my LibreOffice settings to Apache OpenOffice yet (settings of different kinds), so it's quite possible, I guess, that when I do that, I will experience the same problems with Apache OpenOffice. The only thing I iknow right now, is that with the settings I have now and with those two office suites, I just don't have time to wait for LibreOffice doing weird things in the background, freezing for minutes for every cell entry. Johnny Rosenberg - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Am I the only one with Err 522 problems?
2013/4/23 Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk: Hi :) That has all sounded like a tfn tbh. I've never heard of the Err 522 before. It means circular references, but in my case it probably means something else, because I have more than double checked: There are no circular references! Well, I said that before, didn't I? I think so. I was hoping it was something trivial such as memory or something. I guess you have already posted a bug-report and just got nothing back yet? It's going to be a tad weird here if you do go over to AOO completely. Apols and regards from Tom :) I always used to file bug reports, but since I switched to LibreOffice they are just too many. I wouldn't have time for anything else if I wrote a bug report every time I found a new bug. Maybe I file every tenth bug or so, so it's not that I'm doing absolutely nothing, but no, I don't think I filed this particular one. I was going to, but I would need to attach that particular document, with a lot of data that I need to rename first and so on, just too much work, especially at that speed… Anyway, now that I saved the document with Apache OpenOffice, LibreOffice opened it much faster and that several minutes wait after every cell entry was suddenly gone, it now takes approximately one second. Maybe Apache OpenOffice fixed it somehow? And even funnier, Apache OpenOffice now takes a few seconds coffee break for every cell entry in that file (at least it's not minutes)! If I am going to file a bug report, I am not really sure what to write, I'm just too confused right now, I don't know what happens; maybe I'm just dreaming all this… Johnny Rosenberg From: Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com To: LibreOffice Användare us...@global.libreoffice.org; users@openoffice.apache.org Sent: Tuesday, 23 April 2013, 18:21 Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Am I the only one with Err 522 problems? 2013/4/2 Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com: A few spreadsheets of mine, those with a lot of formulas with references to other cells, sometimes (or rather often in some cases) throw error 522 (circular reference) at me. In most cases, Ctrl+Shift+F9 cures the problem. Another way is to look for the first Err 522 occurance, highlight it, Ctrl+c, then Ctrl+v at the same cell. Did anyone else see those false Err 522 messages? I have seen them for quite a while now, for years, I think. I use LibreOffice 3.6.5.2 at the moment. Johnny Rosenberg Another problem with that sheet is that everything takes unbelievable long time. If I enter something in a cell, then hit Enter, I need to wait for something like a minute (yes, minute! Not second!) or two before anything happens, so the whole sheet is just a waste of time. Today I installed LibreOffice 3.6.6, but my problems with that file persists. The Ctrl+Shift+F9 thing cures the problem (the Err:522 messages disappears and are replaced with correct cell values) sometimes, maybe once out of 5 or 10 in average, but sometimes when I do that, LibreOffice crash. However, so far, when I ”repair” the file, there are never any error messages. So I continue entering new values, save and close. Next day, when I open the file again, those Err:522 messages are back again. That's what my life looks like every day these days. Just for fun, I installed Apache OpenOffice 3.4.1 a few minutes ago and I tried to open the file with it. After fiddling with macro security (adding the path where the file is located), the spreadsheet opened, and opened very much faster than LibreOffice. Unfortunately, the Err:522 messages was there again, but Apache OpenOffice seems a lot faster than LibreOffice, so it doesn't waste my time as much. After copying the first one of the Err:522 cells and pasting it to itself, all the Err:522 messages were gone again. And that also happened much faster than with LibreOffice. So now I started to enter new values. As I said above, from hitting Enter until LibreOffice stop freezing (it works with something, I don't have a clue what) it typically takes a minute or two, maybe more. With Apache OpenOffice it took way less than a second. I realise that nobody will ever even move a finger to investigate what could possible be wrong with the combination ”My Err:522-file” and LibreOffice, so I will just run away from the problem and use Apache OpenOffice for that particular spreadsheet (and maybe all other office documents in the future, but that's too early to say after trying out Apache OpenOffice for only half an hour or so…). Solved. At least for now. One difference between my installations of Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice, is that I didn't ”import” my LibreOffice settings to Apache OpenOffice yet (settings of different kinds), so it's quite possible, I guess, that when I do that, I will experience the same problems with Apache OpenOffice. The only thing I iknow right now, is that with the
Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Am I the only one with Err 522 problems?
Hi :) Lol, that does sound a tad weird. Have you made a copy and tried opening it with Gnumeric? Regards from Tom :) From: Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com To: LibreOffice Användare us...@global.libreoffice.org; users@openoffice.apache.org Sent: Tuesday, 23 April 2013, 18:54 Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Am I the only one with Err 522 problems? 2013/4/23 Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk: Hi :) That has all sounded like a tfn tbh. I've never heard of the Err 522 before. It means circular references, but in my case it probably means something else, because I have more than double checked: There are no circular references! Well, I said that before, didn't I? I think so. I was hoping it was something trivial such as memory or something. I guess you have already posted a bug-report and just got nothing back yet? It's going to be a tad weird here if you do go over to AOO completely. Apols and regards from Tom :) I always used to file bug reports, but since I switched to LibreOffice they are just too many. I wouldn't have time for anything else if I wrote a bug report every time I found a new bug. Maybe I file every tenth bug or so, so it's not that I'm doing absolutely nothing, but no, I don't think I filed this particular one. I was going to, but I would need to attach that particular document, with a lot of data that I need to rename first and so on, just too much work, especially at that speed… Anyway, now that I saved the document with Apache OpenOffice, LibreOffice opened it much faster and that several minutes wait after every cell entry was suddenly gone, it now takes approximately one second. Maybe Apache OpenOffice fixed it somehow? And even funnier, Apache OpenOffice now takes a few seconds coffee break for every cell entry in that file (at least it's not minutes)! If I am going to file a bug report, I am not really sure what to write, I'm just too confused right now, I don't know what happens; maybe I'm just dreaming all this… Johnny Rosenberg From: Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com To: LibreOffice Användare us...@global.libreoffice.org; users@openoffice.apache.org Sent: Tuesday, 23 April 2013, 18:21 Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Am I the only one with Err 522 problems? 2013/4/2 Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com: A few spreadsheets of mine, those with a lot of formulas with references to other cells, sometimes (or rather often in some cases) throw error 522 (circular reference) at me. In most cases, Ctrl+Shift+F9 cures the problem. Another way is to look for the first Err 522 occurance, highlight it, Ctrl+c, then Ctrl+v at the same cell. Did anyone else see those false Err 522 messages? I have seen them for quite a while now, for years, I think. I use LibreOffice 3.6.5.2 at the moment. Johnny Rosenberg Another problem with that sheet is that everything takes unbelievable long time. If I enter something in a cell, then hit Enter, I need to wait for something like a minute (yes, minute! Not second!) or two before anything happens, so the whole sheet is just a waste of time. Today I installed LibreOffice 3.6.6, but my problems with that file persists. The Ctrl+Shift+F9 thing cures the problem (the Err:522 messages disappears and are replaced with correct cell values) sometimes, maybe once out of 5 or 10 in average, but sometimes when I do that, LibreOffice crash. However, so far, when I ”repair” the file, there are never any error messages. So I continue entering new values, save and close. Next day, when I open the file again, those Err:522 messages are back again. That's what my life looks like every day these days. Just for fun, I installed Apache OpenOffice 3.4.1 a few minutes ago and I tried to open the file with it. After fiddling with macro security (adding the path where the file is located), the spreadsheet opened, and opened very much faster than LibreOffice. Unfortunately, the Err:522 messages was there again, but Apache OpenOffice seems a lot faster than LibreOffice, so it doesn't waste my time as much. After copying the first one of the Err:522 cells and pasting it to itself, all the Err:522 messages were gone again. And that also happened much faster than with LibreOffice. So now I started to enter new values. As I said above, from hitting Enter until LibreOffice stop freezing (it works with something, I don't have a clue what) it typically takes a minute or two, maybe more. With Apache OpenOffice it took way less than a second. I realise that nobody will ever even move a finger to investigate what could possible be wrong with the combination ”My Err:522-file” and LibreOffice, so I will just run away from the problem and use Apache OpenOffice for that particular spreadsheet (and maybe all other office documents in the future, but that's too early to say after trying out Apache OpenOffice for only
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