Re: 100% money-back quaranteed use
On 06-May-15 03:00, Herman Moorman wrote: We have ordered for our Sportschool on 16 april 2015 your Openoffice software program included CD. I have done several tests in our system with files from WORD/EXCEL and PP. All files gives defects with Microsoftboth to and from. Apart from the fact that you bought the CD from someone else, you don't tell us how you have tested the software and what the defects are. Apache OpenOffice has never said that it is 100% compatible with MS Office it only can do the same tasks but more structured and better (if you take the time to learn the beast). *_ So not compatible as you claimed._* I would therefore like to take this: 100% money-back guaranteed use. For the OpenOffice software as for the ordered CD (total of € 29.95+14.95=44,90) (CD never received) *Please books, as you promise, the money back asap to our account NL82 RABO 0117733687* ** *Best regards* ** *Herman Moorman *Accountant of The Sportschool - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
Re: 100% money-back quaranteed use
On 05/05/15 17:00, Herman Moorman wrote: > All files gives defects with Microsoftboth to and from. If you file a bug report, those incompatibilities might be fixed. If those defects are not artefacts of the MSO file format, of which there are a number of known examples, they can be fixed. The major exception is whether something that conforms to the file format standards, specifications, and criteria, as issued by Microsoft, should be changed from what they say, to what Microsoft does. > I would therefore like to take this: 100% money-back guaranteed use. In as much as Apache OpenOffice is offered gratis by The Apache Foundation, any 100% money-back guarantee would be, under United States law, "advertising puffery". This "advertising puffery" exemption exists for The Apache Foundation, precisely because they distribute their products gratis. If goods are gratis, there is no money to be refunded, and hence any money-back guarantee is an obvious and blatant exaggeration. > For the OpenOffice software as for the ordered CD (total of € > 29.95+14.95=44,90) > (CD never received) Take that up with the vendor of the CD, which was neither Apache OpenOffice, nor The Apache Foundation. > *Please books, as you promise, the money back asap to our account NL82 > RABO 0117733687* Take that up with the vendor of the books, which was neither Apache OpenOffice, nor The Apache Foundation. jonathon signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: 100% money-back quaranteed use
You did not have to buy OpenOffice. It's a free download from www.openoffice.org. However, there are some who sell CDs. You apparently bought from one of them and you'll have to get a refund from them. On 05/05/2015 01:00 PM, Herman Moorman wrote: > > We have ordered for our Sportschool on 16 april 2015 your Openoffice > software program included CD. > > I have done several tests in our system with files from WORD/EXCEL and PP. > > All files gives defects with Microsoftboth to and from. > *_ > So not compatible as you claimed._* > > I would therefore like to take this: 100% money-back guaranteed use. > > For the OpenOffice software as for the ordered CD (total of > 29.95+14.95=44,90) > > (CD never received) > > *Please books, as you promise, the money back asap to our account NL82 > RABO 0117733687* > > * * > > *Best regards* > > * * > > *Herman Moorman *Accountant of The Sportschool > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
Re: importing xml file into calc
Hi Mariya, what kind of xml is it? There exists already some filters and perhaps one of them will open your file. Or you will find an existing filter in an extension. Are you forced to use xml or do you can get another format, e.g. csv, as well? Mariya Belyaeva schrieb: Hello, last seven days I've been trying to import my xml file into the open office calc programme. It's my first experience with open office products and I don't have any programming skills. I know I have to write a XSLT filter to import the xml file as noticed in the following link http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=51387&highlight=xml But the thing is I cannot find a good step-by-step-documentation which would help to write create the filter and embed it into the calc file and then to open my xml document in calc. The particular questions are: If you really need an own filter, then you would not embed it into the Calc file, but add it to your OpenOffice via Tools > XML Filter Settings > New -what do I have to do to begin with You would need to learn writing XSLT. That is independent of OpenOffice. -what editor I have to use to write my filter You can use every editor, which can write in encoding utf-8. But of cause you will looking for a editor which give you some comfort. Which one is suitable, depends on your operating system. -how can I test it Tools > XML Filter Settings has a "Test" button, but I have never used it, because I do not write my own filters. -could you provide some examples of filters and so on. You can look into existing filters, for example the "Ms Excel 2003 XML" filter in OpenOffice>\share\xslt\import\spreadsheetml\spreadsheetml2ooo.xsl Could you please provide me a precise documentation for open office 4.1.1. calc or assist me on this issue? OpenOffice 4.1.1 Calc implements the standard ODF 1.2. You find the documentation in https://www.oasis-open.org/standards#opendocumentv1.2 and especially, for the grammar, the schema http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.2/os/OpenDocument-v1.2-os-schema.rng There exist some small additions, but you can handle them later. Kind regards Regina - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
Re: 100% money-back quaranteed use
Hi Herman, Your e-mail has reached the public mailing list for users of Apache OpenOffice, which is open source software. It is developed collaboratively and made available to all without charge through http;// openoffice.org/download/ . Whoever you paid is unrelated to this project and community. If they have represented themselves differently, it's possible you have been defrauded although I've insufficient information to make a judgement. I recommend you contact the consumer protection service for the state where you live and ask for advice on how to recover any money you have paid. Sadly we are unable to help you beyond giving this advice. I am an individual member of the Apache OpenOffice community, responding to your message in a personal capacity, and you should reply to the list address (users@openoffice.apache.org) rather than to me personally if you have further questions, such as about file compatibility and steps you might take to improve fidelity. Best regards, Simon On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 8:00 PM, Herman Moorman wrote: > We have ordered for our Sportschool on 16 april 2015 your Openoffice > software program included CD. > > I have done several tests in our system with files from WORD/EXCEL and PP. > > All files gives defects with Microsoftboth to and from. > > *So not compatible as you claimed.* > > I would therefore like to take this: 100% money-back guaranteed use. > > For the OpenOffice software as for the ordered CD (total of € > 29.95+14.95=44,90) > > (CD never received) > > *Please books, as you promise, the money back asap to our account > * > > > > *Best regards* > > > > *Herman Moorman *Accountant of The Sportschool > >
100% money-back quaranteed use
We have ordered for our Sportschool on 16 april 2015 your Openoffice software program included CD. I have done several tests in our system with files from WORD/EXCEL and PP. All files gives defects with Microsoftboth to and from. So not compatible as you claimed. I would therefore like to take this: 100% money-back guaranteed use. For the OpenOffice software as for the ordered CD (total of € 29.95+14.95=44,90) (CD never received) Please books, as you promise, the money back asap to our account NL82 RABO 0117733687 Best regards Herman Moorman Accountant of The Sportschool - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
importing xml file into calc
Hello, last seven days I've been trying to import my xml file into the open office calc programme. It's my first experience with open office products and I don't have any programming skills. I know I have to write a XSLT filter to import the xml file as noticed in the following link http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=51387&highlight=xml But the thing is I cannot find a good step-by-step-documentation which would help to write create the filter and embed it into the calc file and then to open my xml document in calc. The particular questions are: -what do I have to do to begin with -what editor I have to use to write my filter -how can I test it -could you provide some examples of filters and so on. Could you please provide me a precise documentation for open office 4.1.1. calc or assist me on this issue? Thank you in advance. Cheers Mariya
Re: trying to set up a AOO calc calendar template
Dave Mainwaring wrote:
> I seldom if ever use AOO calc { I a not looking to build a watch}
> I need a plain vanilla calendar
> I am trying to set up a AOO calendar template
> Where can I find a newbies tutorial for CALC
> I want to set a single font for the entire calendar
> I want to have each cell word wrap
> My need is to view a month at a time with full days lists
> Typically my schedule lists 10 or more items per day
> My calendar is on laptops
> one is Windows 7 the other is win 8.1
Dave, Don't try and reinvent the wheel ;)
Take an existing template say:
http://templates.openoffice.org/en/template/2015-calendar
and adapt it to your own requirements.
HTH
Dave
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trying to set up a AOO calc calendar template
I seldom if ever use AOO calc { I a not looking to build a watch}
I need a plain vanilla calendar
I am trying to set up a AOO calendar template
Where can I find a newbies tutorial for CALC
I want to set a single font for the entire calendar
I want to have each cell word wrap
My need is to view a month at a time with full days lists
Typically my schedule lists 10 or more items per day
My calendar is on laptops
one is Windows 7 the other is win 8.1
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Re: Problem
If you have files that cause a crash them perhaps you can open a bug report and attach your files... I routinely have far more than two files open with no problems. On May 5, 2015 6:55 AM, Sean Prytherch wrote: > > Hi, > > I know your product is free but it’s taking the mickey being so bloody > useless. When I have 2 excel files open at the same time it crashes. Then it > uses the recovery feature but doesn’t recover the file to where it crashed > only to the last save therefore its not a recovery is it!!! As I have to > start all over again. Sort the act out please and get it corrected.
Problem
Hi, I know your product is free but it’s taking the mickey being so bloody useless. When I have 2 excel files open at the same time it crashes. Then it uses the recovery feature but doesn’t recover the file to where it crashed only to the last save therefore its not a recovery is it!!! As I have to start all over again. Sort the act out please and get it corrected.
