Re: AVG & Avast have cause problems with a file in Open Office

[larry phillips]

 I have a suggestion! Do like me and get a ledger book and write down 
yourpasswords for each service and use different passwords for each 
service.After all if people can hack computers then they no doubt can crack the 
so called password vault. If people like Microsoft are providing it 
theyprobably have a way to strip all of your passwords and monitor yourevery 
move. If someone takes over your computer and you have tohave it wiped then you 
still can access the services from your ledger.hopefully you backed up your 
files. Larry Phillips

On Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 02:10:39 PM EDT, nshiffrin 
 wrote:  
 
 Thanks for the information.

Thank you
Nancy Shiffrin
https://www.NancyShiffrin.net

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Subject: AVG & Avast have cause problems with a file in Open Office

The file crashed in Open Office because of installing Avast
anti-virus software. This file is where I kept all passwords, usernames,
and websites and other things. That file was extremely important to me!
The first time I had AVG anti-virus and that software caused me not to be
able to get into that same file. I had to pay a computer repair company
help me get into the file and they figured out it was AVG, so I went to
Avast and Avast actually caused that file to crash! What the!!! Do I have
to hire someone again to get that file back or is it history? Help, Please!

Kind Regards

Charlene Bugg



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Re: Microsoft has converted my OpenOffice documents

[larry phillips]

 I had the same problem with it and I do not use office. The computer shop put 
a trial 
version on my computer when they file converted my files from the old computer 
to the 
new one or Microsquish included it in their windows. I do not want it or need 
it so I am 
probably going to delete it off my computer. I am incensed the Seattle jerks 
set up their 
software to go in and change the files on my computer.  Larry P

On Monday, March 23, 2020, 6:47:54 PM CDT, David Chambers 
 wrote:  
 
 Dear support
I use and love your Open Office!
I have used it for a few years, and donated at times, to keep it free (Open)
Documents which I have created for my use, like account numbers, financial 
info, etc. 
are now in my document file folder as W for Word File.
Clicking it to view and maybe print or edit, takes me to Word (which I don’t 
have/ use
and ask my to enter my credentials or purchase it!
Why has this happened, and how do I fix it? 
I’ve always had a PC with Windows, and haven’t encountered this before. 
Thank you!
David Chambers
Djc3654@ Gmail.com


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Re: CANCELLATION

[larry phillips]

Wow what a piece of work! I feel sorry for her husband if she has one.

On Fri, 6/30/17, Andrea Vt  wrote:

 Subject: Re: CANCELLATION
 To: users@openoffice.apache.org
 Date: Friday, June 30, 2017, 1:52 AM
 
 WOW - what horrible thing happend - I hate
 Thu***ird I want my money 
 back *ROTFL*
 
 I just wanted to say:
 
 Am 30.06.2017 um 07:43 schrieb Andrea
 Vt:
 >
 >
 > Am 29.06.2017 um 22:58 schrieb sharand...@aol.com:
 >> Remember: Ugly can be 
 fixed, but stupid is forever.
 >> John Wanye
 
 Yes, thats really true! *ROTFL*
 I german we call that "Eigentor" - I
 think "to shoot oneself in the 
 foot" is a pretty good translation ;-)
 
 It seems that I'm too stupid to handle
 the very complicate copy-paste 
 feature ;)
 
 > Yes, thats really true! *ROTFL*
 > I german we call that "Eigentor" -
 I think "to 
 >  shoot 
 > 
 oneself 
 >  in
 
 >  the 
 >  foot 
 > " is a
 pretty 
 > translation ;-)
 >
 
 
 
 
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Re: Open Office Writer Critique

[larry phillips]

I find it slightly amusing that people get something for free and then choose 
to complain
that it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that they want or they might 
have to take an extra step to 
do a function. I find Microsquish every complicated and expensive. Every time 
they come out with a new
verson it is a sales tool for the office suite  Larry Phillips

On Sat, 6/17/17, Dayvid Artman  wrote:

 Subject: Open Office Writer Critique
 To: users@openoffice.apache.org
 Date: Saturday, June 17, 2017, 5:09 PM
 
 First of all, it is annoying and seems a bit
 arrogant to force me to open
 my email in your browser to send this
 message when I already have my email
 open in a different browser. I also
 don't like the fact that said browser
 removes (or at least hides from me) my
 signature stored in the email
 service. But those are not the reason
 for the message.
 
 You have a function for working with
 tables that seems to have no useful
 purpose, but the title given to it
 would be quite useful, and there doesn't
 seem to be any way to actually do what
 the name of the function implies.
 Microsoft Word has a function with
 nearly the exact same name, and it
 functions as the name suggests and is
 very handy.
 
 The function in question is
 “Distribute Rows Equally”, and it is found
 under the “Table” menu in the
 “Autofit” sub-menu. I read the Help on that
 topic, and it functions exactly as
 described, but for no benefit that I can
 imagine. The similar “Distribute
 Columns Evenly” operates nearly identical,
 different only in that it is limited by
 the page size, while rows are not.
 
 What the function does in make every
 column (or row) match the largest one
 in the selection. I can do that in
 several different ways without using
 this function, and the name does not
 suggest that such will be the outcome.
 It isn't “distributing” anything,
 it is simply expanding each row to the
 size of the largest. What I want to do
 (and what the name implies what and
 Microsoft does) is distribute the rows
 equally or evenly within the area of
 the rows selected. The final table
 would occupy no more, no less, but
 exactly the same space as the original,
 but the spacing of the rows would
 all be the same.
 
 This supports providing as much space
 or as large a font as practical while
 keeping a consistent look and staying
 (for example) on one page. There is
 no easy way to do this that I know of
 without a command such as this. I
 must somehow measure the total space
 that I want the finished table to
 occupy, then manually divide that by
 the number of rows I want, and then
 size each one to that size. Given
 certain scenarios, one could do that last
 step en mass, but the first two steps
 are cumbersome and tedious. The
 computer could do that in a moment,
 just as quickly as it does what it does
 now, but with far more benefit.
 
 I strongly urge the team at Apache to
 consider making this design change.
 
 
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 Virus-free.
 www.avast.com
 
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Re: Double line spacing

[larry phillips]

On Sat, 8/6/16, Jim McLaughlin  wrote:

 Subject: Re: Double line spacing
 To: users@openoffice.apache.org
 Date: Saturday, August 6, 2016, 4:43 PM
 
 A writer whom I rather like was
 credited with commenting that my country
 and his were unfortunately separated by a  common
 language. I have always
 thought that to be
 a quite accurate observation.
 
 I suggest that we agree to disagree and each withdraw from
 the field, each
 knowing that we are each separately correct as to preferred
 usages in our
 respective geographic areas.
 Languages , even Latin, are living things and continually
 evolve.  Perhaps
 only Carthaginian appears to not do so. Scipio Aemilianus
 (Scipio
 Africanus) seems to have taken care of that.
 
 In any event, I think that half breed, Winston Leonard
 Spencer Churchill
 had an apt point.
 
 I promise to not make fun of your side's silly
 pronunciations of "clerk"
 and spelling and pronunciation of "aluminum" if you will
 refrain from
 calling me silly for my usage preferences.
 
 
 
 
 On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 1:22 PM, Brian Barker 
 wrote:
 
 > At 13:14 06/08/2016 -0700, Jim McLaughlin wrote:
 >
 >> virii
 >>
 >
 > Sorry, but that's sillier than silly. If "virus" were a
 second declension
 > noun with a Latin plural (which it isn't), its plural
 would be "viri", not
 > *"virii". Latin "viri" is actually the plural of "vir"
 and means "men". (I
 > suppose some people do believe that all men are
 slime.)
 >
 > *"Virii" would be the plural of the (non-existent)
 *"virius".
 >
 > Brian Barker
 >
 >
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Re: Problem downloading Open Office.

[larry phillips]

I try to not use Microsquish because of their lousy way windows 8 works! They 
no doubt are responsible for Firefox not working correctly. 

On Thu, 7/16/15, Ray Hough  wrote:

 Subject: Problem downloading Open Office.
 To: "users@openoffice.apache.org" 
 Date: Thursday, July 16, 2015, 12:13 PM
 
 Apparently the problem was Firefox.
 Once I downloaded with Explorer, it was fine. Got it
 installed and working great. Could not use anything else as
 this is what the company puts their contracts into.
 Thanks

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Re: Apache OpenOffice 4.1.1

[larry phillips]

B4 you go to far get someone to load Microsoft 7 Microsoft 8 is the pits 
unstable, designed for tablets you accidentally touch the pad when typing and 
it jumps the cursor somewhere else

On Wed, 7/15/15, Fernando Cassia  wrote:

 Subject: Re: Apache OpenOffice 4.1.1
 To: users@openoffice.apache.org
 Date: Wednesday, July 15, 2015, 9:18 PM
 
 On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 1:43 PM,
 Roberta Hough 
 wrote:
 
 > I have a new computer with Microsoft 8.1. I have been
 attempting to
 > download
 > OpenOffice and when it gets down to the final few
 seconds it indicates
 > "failed.
 >
 
 Do you have enough free disk space?
 
 FC
 

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