Re: [users] How do I put page numbers on each page so that each and every page has its own number serially starting with page 1 age 1 to [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

Thx.  My system says header and footer DEFAULT.  I cannot seem to get any
place that allows me to set page numbering.  How do you set page numbering
using your computer please?  Best, Russ


That's right. All that means is that you are inserting the header into
the 'default' page style. Select it. The cursor will go into the
header/footer. From then on follow the instructions as put in the
previous email.

/paul

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Re: [users] Stability and what size limitations

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

Thanks for the feedback. OpenOffice is certainly not my company, I'm
merely a contributor to the open source OpenOffice product.


This might be something that your company could develop for people doing
family photo albums.

There are several applications out there that handle creating photo
albums (but still not sure if that's exactly what your after) - google
is your friend here.


What I like about using something like Power Point is the opportunity to
bring in more then one picture to a page and have the page itself be a theme
in some cases several pages are needed.

In addition you can use a graphic program (eg, gimp) to combine
several photos, which can then be inserted into a standard 'photo CD'
creator (eg, windows movie maker, nero, etc...)

/paul

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Re: [users] Cannot retrieve password

2007-02-28 Thread Marc Hug

Password for what? Please give more information.
Marc H.


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I registered a few days ago and did another registration today. I am told that I
will receive an email to set my password. I have not received that email and
cannot log in.

Standralyn Terry-Jones
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Re: [users] Removing formatting marks from Calc cells

2007-02-28 Thread TerryJ



Terry Allen-3 wrote:
 
 I hope I can explain this clearly:
 
 I use Calc (OOo 2.1, Windows XP Home, SP2) to open an .xls file created 
 by a FoxPro 2.4 (DOS) application.  Don't ask why, it would take too 
 long.  Some fields contain a ' (single quote or tick) at the beginning 
 of the content.  From memory, this is how Lotus 123 indicated that what 
 followed should be treated as text, rather than a numerical value.  I 
 need to remove these formatting marks so that dates are treated as dates 
 and numbers as numbers.
 
 I have tried Search and Replace, copying the ' and pasting it into the 
 Search field, but I receive a disheartening beep and Search string 
 not found.
 
 I can manually remove then by using F2,Home,Delete,Enter, but that's a 
 bit pedestrian.  I've also tried recording a macro to automate these 
 keystrokes, but that simply replaces the content of every cell with the 
 content of the one I used to make the recording.
 
 Can it be done, and if so, how?
 
 Terry
 
 

Ok.  I'm not pulling your leg.  Search for .* and replace with 

In the dialogue, press More Options, select Regular Expressions and
Search in Values.

If, perchance, that does not work, the macro in the following post will:
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?p=121791#121791
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Re: [users] openoffice.org PL wersja 2

2007-02-28 Thread Marc Hug
Here you should write it in English. Maybe nobody will be able to answer 
you in Polish.

Marc H.


Informatyk Starostwa Powiatowego w Prudniku a écrit :


Dzień Dobry,

Mam pytanie w związku z użytkowaniem programu OpenOffice.org wersji 2,
czy my jako instytucja samorządowa możemy go użytkować za darmo w 
sposób legalny.


z poważaniem

Łukasz Wylęgała

   Starostwo Powiatowe w Prudniku
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Re: [users] Cannot retrieve password

2007-02-28 Thread TerryJ



greensleeves wrote:
 
 I registered a few days ago and did another registration today. I am told
 that I
 will receive an email to set my password. I have not received that email
 and
 cannot log in.
 
 Standralyn Terry-Jones
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 

Benighted services like Gmail sometimes divert such emails as spam so you
should make sure that the emails are not sitting in the server's spam
folder.

You should also double-check the email address you supplied.  I once relied
on form memory which, unfortunately, had recorded an earlier incorrect entry
so I was trying to register an address which did not exist.
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Re: [users] openoffice.org PL wersja 2

2007-02-28 Thread TerryJ

Or you could check the links here: http://pl.openoffice.org/


Marc Hug wrote:
 
 Here you should write it in English. Maybe nobody will be able to answer 
 you in Polish.
 Marc H.
 
 
 Informatyk Starostwa Powiatowego w Prudniku a écrit :
 
 Dzień Dobry,

 Mam pytanie w związku z użytkowaniem programu OpenOffice.org wersji 2,
 czy my jako instytucja samorządowa możemy go użytkować za darmo w 
 sposób legalny.

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Starostwo Powiatowe w Prudniku
   ul. Kościuszki 76
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Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

2007-02-28 Thread Harold Fuchs

On 27/02/07, Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Im using the offical OO 2.1 version. The writer crashes as I try to
using properties on file menu for any document. It doesn't matter if
it is a existing old document or if I use create new.

To reproduce:
1) Open writer aplication
2) Create a empty text document
3) Open file and properties
4) The writer jams so that i can not activate the window. Only thing
that works is task manager - kill.


Im using windows xp sp2 with all latest updates.

I'm sorry but the registration and double checking procedure is just too
long, i didn't bother to do that.

A pure guess: do you have Java properly installed and known to OpenOffice?


Go to ToolsOptionsOpenOffice.orgJava and ensure a version of JRE is
installed. Make sure it's both known to OO in that panel (listed) *and*
selected (that the radio button on the left has a black dot in it). If yes,
sorry I give up.

If no, go to http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp and choose one of
the Windows (offline or online) JRE's to install.

Make sure to close OO *and* the Quickstarter (System Tray icon) before you
begin the installation.

If you don't reboot the Quickstarter should not re-open but, if it does,
make sure you close it before changing and options within OO.

Once the installation is complete, open OO (not the Quickstarter), go back
to the the Java option and register your new JRE there. To register the
JRE,  click Add and browse to the JRE folder, probably c:\program
files\java\jre1.5.0_11 or possibly a different x in 1.5.x. Make sure you
select the JRE by clicking the little radio button on the left of the pane
(to get a black dot in its middle), *even if* it's the only one there. Once
the JRE is registered within OO, close OO again and then create a new
document. Now try the Properties menu. If the problem persists, sorry, I
give up (again!).

The reason for closing the Quickstarter is that when it's open OO tends to
forget new option settings; I think the Quickstarter  keeps open some file
so that changes to that file don't get written to disk. I stopped using the
Quickstarter a while back because of this.

Hope this helps. If not, you may need to consider uninstalling OO and
re-installing it again.

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Please reply *only* to users@openoffice.org


Re: [users] Removing formatting marks from Calc cells

2007-02-28 Thread Andis Lazdinsh

Hi!

May be try to copy that character directly from cell content and paste 
it into find field, leave replace field empty.  It's always helps, at 
least for me.


Andis

Terry Allen wrote:

I hope I can explain this clearly:

I use Calc (OOo 2.1, Windows XP Home, SP2) to open an .xls file 
created by a FoxPro 2.4 (DOS) application.  Don't ask why, it would 
take too long.  Some fields contain a ' (single quote or tick) at the 
beginning of the content.  From memory, this is how Lotus 123 
indicated that what followed should be treated as text, rather than a 
numerical value.  I need to remove these formatting marks so that 
dates are treated as dates and numbers as numbers.


I have tried Search and Replace, copying the ' and pasting it into the 
Search field, but I receive a disheartening beep and Search string 
not found.


I can manually remove then by using F2,Home,Delete,Enter, but that's 
a bit pedestrian.  I've also tried recording a macro to automate these 
keystrokes, but that simply replaces the content of every cell with 
the content of the one I used to make the recording.


Can it be done, and if so, how?

Terry

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Re: [users] odg file

2007-02-28 Thread Tom Chilton

Hi,

This is a list answered by volunteers in their free time. There is no  
phone number to call.


There is no way to set a video as a background in an Impress file.  
Generally if something is in the background it needs to not draw  
attention to itself, thus I don't think background videos will be  
implemented in Impress or any other module of OpenOffice.
If you want to have a video in the background you could try Insert -  
Movie and Sound though personally I have struggled to find a format  
that OpenOffice will allow me to insert. You could then place text  
and other items over the top of this video.
This will not translate to a website though as your web browser e.g.  
Internet Explorer or Firefox will not display .odp files.
To use a page created with any part of OpenOffice (and personally I  
would suggest using Writer rather than Impress) save the file by  
going to File - Save As and make sure where it says File Format that  
HTML is selected. Your webserver will allow you to upload this HTML  
file.


I hope this is getting closer to answering your questions.

Tom



On 28 Feb 2007, at 08:18, dodiesindie2006 wrote:


hi

 Once for all I am ENGLISH And not French (I live in France) But I  
was born in England. My Web site  is in English .


Sorry yes I did mean odp File .And yes  i do  mean the background  
of your Impress.


Is there a  phone N° i can ring so I can get a better answer???


steve








Tom Chilton wrote:

Hi,

I still don't think I quite understand what you are trying to  
achieve. How are you uploading the file to your webserver? FTP?  
SFTP? or some propriety method?


When you say you want to put the video on the background do you  
mean the background of your Impress file or the background of your  
website?
I don't think you can put videos on web page backgrounds and in any  
case it would make the page very slow to load and would by anyone's  
standards look confusing and cluttered.


Your webserver should allow to you put any type of file that you so  
wish in your webspace, but an odg file will not be able to be  
displayed within a page. I am not quite sure where this notion of  
an odg file comes from anyway, Impress' native format is odp.
I don't wish to offend you but it does seem that your first  
language is not English, and your website contains French adverts  
on it. I really hope we can help you with this problem but are you  
sure you wouldn't rather discuss it on a French list?


Tom




On 26 Feb 2007, at 18:58, dodie sindie wrote:

hi Dan

my language is english.


Let me try to explain I have downloaded Openoffice  to help  with  
my website

,

http://www.dodie-and-sindie.com   You can take a look so you can  
see the

yourself,

As you can see on my Website I have Videos And i would like to do   
is to

make a video

in impress on background ,  to put the video on the background And  
then I

exported

This to my pc  then I up loaded  To  my website it told me  I can  
not Upload

This file

As The webserver does not support odg File .


I have tried other File types  will not work .


I hope you understand me now.

now






On 2/26/07, Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Dodie: It is a little hard to understand what you want to do. If
you would prefer to explain what you want in your native language, we
need to know what your native language is. Then we can guide you to a
mailing list in which you could explain what you want in your native
language and receive answers in that language.

Dan

On Monday February  26 2007 8:14 am, dodie sindie wrote:
 Thank you for your help so far, it not to do with drawing its  to
 do with It imprass And how to put The movie onto a template or
 layout  .When I try to say you've The layout I have a choice Of odg
 File  only And my website provider Does not accept odg Format Can
 you please tell me how to delete As I feel And I know That A
 openoffice.org this is a very good And I would like to use it all
 the time For my website .


 Steve

 On 2/24/07, Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  On Friday February  23 2007 3:31 am, dodiesindie2006 wrote:
   Dear  openoffice
  
   I have a little problem Which you may be able to help me out  i
   have downloaded Openoffice.org  v2.0.1 But I can not Upload
   files to my website if it is a odg file  .How do I change this
   So I can upload file .Can you help me .
  
   Yours sincerely
  
   Steve
 
   The way to do this is to export the file rather than save
  it. File  Export will do this. The Default format for exporting
  a drawing is .png. If you want to use another format for your
  drawings, change the File type to the one you want. (There are 21
  file types in that drop down list.)
 
  Dan



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Re: [users] Fwd: questions about OO Calc

2007-02-28 Thread jeffrey sun

Thank u, *TerryJ*.
:-)

Jefsun

On 2/28/07, TerryJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



I would search the Macros  API and the Code Snippets sections of
www.oooforum.org.  (Your query in the Calc section is now in Macros 
API.)
Try searching for command line.

You will find a number of links to information in
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=50952  You will know which
if any might be relevant to your situation.


jeffrey sun wrote:

 Hi,

 Can anyone help?

 Thanks,
 Jefsun

 -- Forwarded message --
 From: jeffrey sun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Feb 28, 2007 11:24 AM
 Subject: questions about OO Calc
 To: users@openoffice.org

 Hi All,

 I am using version 2.1 of OO. I really wonder whether OO Calc has got
 the following feature(s):

 I have already installed OO 2.1 on a server (Win2003), and have
 configured this server as a web server (as you know, I host a small
 website on it), can I use some script languages (such as javascript)
 on client side to call the calculation functions?

 For example, if I want to get the product of two large matrixes (you
 know, it is very horrible for script language to do this kind of job,
 such as vbs, jsp, php, etc), can I use js on client side web pages to
 call OO Calc on server side and let OO Calc to finish this tough job,
 and then return the calculation result to client side?
 Is this possible? If so, then how?

 And is there some article to describe the data exchage between OO Calc
 and other application(s)?

 Could anyone help?

 Thanks  Regards,
 Jefsun



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RE: [users] Removing formatting marks from Calc cells

2007-02-28 Thread lynn
I guess an easy way would be to save as a CSV file, open in a text editor
and then search and replace.  SciTe, which is an editor that I got with
Autoit 3, is lovely and fast for things like that and can edit thousands of
lines in a few seconds.  You can also use notepad which ships as part of
windows but this is significantly slower.

Lynn

-Original Message-
From: Terry Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 28 February 2007 07:18
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] Removing formatting marks from Calc cells

I hope I can explain this clearly:

I use Calc (OOo 2.1, Windows XP Home, SP2) to open an .xls file created 
by a FoxPro 2.4 (DOS) application.  Don't ask why, it would take too 
long.  Some fields contain a ' (single quote or tick) at the beginning 
of the content.  From memory, this is how Lotus 123 indicated that what 
followed should be treated as text, rather than a numerical value.  I 
need to remove these formatting marks so that dates are treated as dates 
and numbers as numbers.

I have tried Search and Replace, copying the ' and pasting it into the 
Search field, but I receive a disheartening beep and Search string 
not found.

I can manually remove then by using F2,Home,Delete,Enter, but that's a 
bit pedestrian.  I've also tried recording a macro to automate these 
keystrokes, but that simply replaces the content of every cell with the 
content of the one I used to make the recording.

Can it be done, and if so, how?

Terry

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Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

2007-02-28 Thread Ron Ferguson
Tested using Windows XP SP2 opened and checked FileProperties - no 
problems.


Ron Ferguson

James Mckenzie wrote:

Ilkka:

Actually, I meant the users@openoffice.org mailing list.  However,
you file would not have
made it through as attachments to messages are blocked.

I had no problems opening and looking at the attached file with the
Mac OS X 2.1 version.

That file is the release file for OpenOffice.org 2.1 for American
English and you are the
first to report this problem.

Maybe others on the list can assist you to resolve this problem.  As
I stated, I could find nothing wrong with the file.  Would someone
with the Windows version of OpenOffice.org 2.1 please look
at this file?  It has no content and is very small.

James McKenzie

-Original Message-

From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 28, 2007 4:30 AM
To: James Mckenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

Did you mean I should reply only to you (you had just you in the
reply-to field)?

Well, how do I find out the exact version Im using? The name of the
install file is OOo_2.1.0_Win32Intel_install_en-US.exe and I
downloaded it 15.1.2007 ...

Attached is a empty file. Here is what i do:
1) Open if
2) File - properties
3) Whole program jams...

i
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James Mckenzie wrote:

Ilkka:

I, as well as others, have not been able to reproduce this
behavior.

Can you supply the version of OpenOffice.org that you are
using?  In addition to the version number, we also need
the language that you are using (Finnish, American English, etc.)

Thank you to please reply ONLY to the users@openoffice.org mailing
list as I am one of many users, developers and QA personnel that
volunteer our time to answer questions and assist others to
resolve problems like yours.

James McKenzie


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From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 26, 2007 6:12 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

Im using the offical OO 2.1 version. The writer crashes as I try
to using properties on file menu for any document. It doesn't
matter if it is a existing old document or if I use create new.

To reproduce:
1) Open writer aplication
2) Create a empty text document
3) Open file and properties
4) The writer jams so that i can not activate the window. Only
thing that works is task manager - kill.


Im using windows xp sp2 with all latest updates.

I'm sorry but the registration and double checking procedure is
just too long, i didn't bother to do that.


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[users] Correct whilst editing

2007-02-28 Thread Bob Kaltz
Ref: Open Office 1.1.4 and using Windows XP Home is there a way to set Tools so 
that  if one has received copy which requires correcting one can correct whilst 
editing and forward the corrected copy to the original sender?

[users] OpenOffice help files - Calc

2007-02-28 Thread Arthur Lindley
I've recently downloaded OpenOffice,  all software elements are working.  The 
Help files work too  -  except in Calc.  If I ask to open a help page related 
to any Calc function, I get the following message: 
Could not find Help page.
Unfortunately the Help page you selected was not found. The following data 
could be helpful in locating the error:

Help ID:  text/scalc/guide/filename.xhp

where filename varies according to the topic.



In the OpenOffice folder, in Programs, the same kind of files are there in 
\help\en\scalc.idx as in the other help folders, so it looks as though 
everything downloaded OK.  Is something wrong with a lookup or index somewhere? 
 Is there a simple way to sort this without downloading the whole suite again?



Advice welcome!



Arthur Lindley


[users] [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE

2007-02-28 Thread Tim Hall
I wish to know if Open Office Write has booklet layout capabilities, 
specifically the abilities to place page numbers at the bottom of both columns, 
which represent two individual booklet pages, on a horizontal 11x 8 1/2 page, 
and also to re-arrange these virtual booklet pages (once layout is completed) 
into the proper sequence for creating masters for publication on copy machines. 
 (For example, the first side of a master for a 72-page booklet would have to 
contain the booklet pages 72 and 1, the next -- pages 2 and 71, the next -- 
pages 3 and 70, and so forth.)

Word 2002 can do this; Word 97 (which I am using) cannot.

Thank you for your time.

Tim Hall

[users] Does Open Office have booklet capabilities?

2007-02-28 Thread Tim Hall
Dear Open Office,

(Trying again, with a summary this time.)


I wish to know if Open Office Write has booklet layout capabilities, 
specifically the abilities to place page numbers at the bottom of both columns, 
which represent two individual booklet pages, on a horizontal 11x 8 1/2 page, 
and also to re-arrange these virtual booklet pages (once layout is completed) 
into the proper sequence for creating masters for publication on copy machines. 
 (For example, the first side of a master for a 72-page booklet would have to 
contain the booklet pages 72 and 1, the next -- pages 2 and 71, the next -- 
pages 3 and 70, and so forth.)

Word 2002 can do this; Word 97 (which I am using) cannot.

Thank you for your time.

Tim Hall

Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

2007-02-28 Thread April Joe Geer

What Ron said!

Joe

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From: Ron Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org; James Mckenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 
Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Cc: OpenOffice User Support Mailing List users@openoffice.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user


Tested using Windows XP SP2 opened and checked FileProperties - no 
problems.


Ron Ferguson

James Mckenzie wrote:

Ilkka:

Actually, I meant the users@openoffice.org mailing list.  However,
you file would not have
made it through as attachments to messages are blocked.

I had no problems opening and looking at the attached file with the
Mac OS X 2.1 version.

That file is the release file for OpenOffice.org 2.1 for American
English and you are the
first to report this problem.

Maybe others on the list can assist you to resolve this problem.  As
I stated, I could find nothing wrong with the file.  Would someone
with the Windows version of OpenOffice.org 2.1 please look
at this file?  It has no content and is very small.

James McKenzie

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From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 28, 2007 4:30 AM
To: James Mckenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

Did you mean I should reply only to you (you had just you in the
reply-to field)?

Well, how do I find out the exact version Im using? The name of the
install file is OOo_2.1.0_Win32Intel_install_en-US.exe and I
downloaded it 15.1.2007 ...

Attached is a empty file. Here is what i do:
1) Open if
2) File - properties
3) Whole program jams...

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James Mckenzie wrote:

Ilkka:

I, as well as others, have not been able to reproduce this
behavior.

Can you supply the version of OpenOffice.org that you are
using?  In addition to the version number, we also need
the language that you are using (Finnish, American English, etc.)

Thank you to please reply ONLY to the users@openoffice.org mailing
list as I am one of many users, developers and QA personnel that
volunteer our time to answer questions and assist others to
resolve problems like yours.

James McKenzie


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From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 26, 2007 6:12 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

Im using the offical OO 2.1 version. The writer crashes as I try
to using properties on file menu for any document. It doesn't
matter if it is a existing old document or if I use create new.

To reproduce:
1) Open writer aplication
2) Create a empty text document
3) Open file and properties
4) The writer jams so that i can not activate the window. Only
thing that works is task manager - kill.


Im using windows xp sp2 with all latest updates.

I'm sorry but the registration and double checking procedure is
just too long, i didn't bother to do that.


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[users] Re: Open office 2.0.2 not as good as 1.1.5(.doc)

2007-02-28 Thread PIERRE Francois SPP

I am using  Open office 2.0.2 and 1.1.5 on 2 computers(home,company).

The MS doc file Runion.doc does not look correctly with
Open office 2.0.2, and is OK with 1.1.5(see the corresponding
.doc and pdf files, first page in :
http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07.doc
http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07_Oo2.0.2.pdf
http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07_Oo1.1.5.pdf).

Second problem with 2.0.2, the pdf file is much larger.

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[users] excel macro's

2007-02-28 Thread Mark Hannessen
Hi list,

I am trying to run a few excel documents under openoffice,
but every time I try to open the document complains about a Scripting 
Framework error or something like that..

does anyone know what might cause this problem?

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[users] unachieved download of OpenOffice

2007-02-28 Thread Ronald Van den Briel
I tried twice to download Oo from the main site OpenOffice.org (green button), 
but unsuccefully.

I work on a Dell Dimension 8300 running on Microsoft XP (2).  Internet 
connection is very good (cable).
Although the download started well, it freezes 1 second before the end. The 
icon showing that data transfert is going on is still moving from one side to 
the other of that little window.  Its still indicating that 1 second is needed 
to fullfil the action.  The speed of data transfert is also freezed. 
Looking to mij network connection, I see that bytes (very little) are still 
exchanged. Two attempts ended in the same way.
Do I have to be more patient? ( I waited twice for 10 minutes facing an 
apparently freezed download window)
Does somebody know how to cope with this?
Thanks in advance for a little help

Ronny 

[users] can't open documents from network

2007-02-28 Thread Adrian Stefan Cosma

*I am using version 2.0.3 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is :

I can't open documents from network, only if i open first open office
application. If i try with double click on that file nothing happens, also
if i try opening it with right click and  open with...

thanks,

greetings,
adi cosma
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Re: [users] [moderated] I am a new user of OpenOffice.org. and have just bought Vista

2007-02-28 Thread margaret.kaine

Hello Dave

Thank you so much. That's sorted now. But I do have another teething 
problem. when I'm typing text, there seems to be a pink tinge to it when I 
strike the keys. Also, a blue highlight often occurs in the word I'm typing. 
Can you help?


Many thanks
Margaret




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Hello

When I open a text document, the page is over to one side, with a
very wide grey margin. The text inside the page is positioned
correctly. Please can you tell me how to centre the appearance.

Many thanks Margaret http://www.margaretkaine.com


Menu File - Zoom... or right mouse click on zoom percentage in the
status bar at the bottom of Writer's window. Select Page Width or
Optimal

Hope this helps.

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[users] [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE

2007-02-28 Thread brucegb
Do I need to download the whole program?  I would like to just download Base.
Thanks,
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Re: [users] [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE

2007-02-28 Thread rlshadow
  Yes, OpenOffice can do this. Go to Help, click Index, and search on booklet 
printing for further information.

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 Sent: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 4:11 AM
 Subject: [users] [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE
 
  I wish to know if Open Office Write has booklet layout capabilities, 
specifically the abilities to place page numbers at the bottom of both columns, 
which represent two individual booklet pages, on a horizontal 11x 8 1/2 page, 
and also to re-arrange these virtual booklet pages (once layout is completed) 
into the proper sequence for creating masters for publication on copy machines. 
 
(For example, the first side of a master for a 72-page booklet would have to 
contain the booklet pages 72 and 1, the next -- pages 2 and 71, the next -- 
pages 3 and 70, and so forth.)

Word 2002 can do this; Word 97 (which I am using) cannot.

Thank you for your time.

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Re: [users] Correct whilst editing

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

Ref: Open Office 1.1.4 and using Windows XP Home is there a way to set Tools so 
that  if one has received copy which requires correcting one can correct whilst 
editing and forward the corrected copy to the original sender?

Sounds like track changes. Try edit  changes  record... this will
visually show any changes to the document which can then be passed
back to the originator.

/paul

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Re: [users] Question

2007-02-28 Thread Heather Dudley

Actually, I'm fairly certain (don't quote me on this) that it is a
word perfect file, not works.

Someone here may need to correct me on that, though.

On 2/28/07, Philip Reinhart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi,

Someone sent me a wps file, which I presume is a Microsoft Works
file.  How do I open it with open office?  I am using a Mac 10.4.9.

Thank you.

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Re: [users] Re: Open office 2.0.2 not as good as 1.1.5(.doc)

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

The MS doc file Runion.doc does not look correctly with
Open office 2.0.2, and is OK with 1.1.5(see the corresponding
.doc and pdf files, first page in :
http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07.doc
http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07_Oo2.0.2.pdf
http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07_Oo1.1.5.pdf).

Agree - they look very different. I think these would form the basis
for a bug report since it does clearly show the different outputs of a
single file.


Second problem with 2.0.2, the pdf file is much larger.

Agree. Again I would include in the bug report.

/paul

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Re: [users] [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

Do I need to download the whole program?  I would like to just download Base.

OOo is an integrated office suite. Because of this even if the modules
were offered independently the size saving would only be about 10%.
The entire suite does have to be downloaded.

/paul

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Re: [users] Does Open Office have booklet capabilities?

2007-02-28 Thread Dan Lewis
On Wednesday February  28 2007 3:13 am, Tim Hall wrote:
 Dear Open Office,

 (Trying again, with a summary this time.)


 I wish to know if Open Office Write has booklet layout
 capabilities, specifically the abilities to place page numbers at
 the bottom of both columns, which represent two individual booklet
 pages, on a horizontal 11x 8 1/2 page, and also to re-arrange these
 virtual booklet pages (once layout is completed) into the proper
 sequence for creating masters for publication on copy machines. 
 (For example, the first side of a master for a 72-page booklet
 would have to contain the booklet pages 72 and 1, the next -- pages
 2 and 71, the next -- pages 3 and 70, and so forth.)

 Word 2002 can do this; Word 97 (which I am using) cannot.

 Thank you for your time.

 Tim Hall

 Have you looked in Help under Brochures? Have you tried to follow 
their directions for a simple booklet of say 4 pages?
  Or, are you asking because you might want to get OpenOffice.org 
to do this for you? If the latter, what you want to do seems to be 
very possible as long as you make sure your page numbers are placed 
in the footer of the pages.

Dan

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[users] Re: spellchecker

2007-02-28 Thread NoOp
On 02/28/2007 02:48 AM, Wasyl Lukan wrote:
 I'm using vista home premium edition and openoffice 2.2 rc2 but I cannot get 
 the spell checker to work maybe you can tell me if its still to be fixed or 
 is there a way to make it work
 regards w lukan

Try?
http://qa.openoffice.org/helping.html
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Re: [users] Problem with printing

2007-02-28 Thread NSP Ciudad Madero



I downloaded and registered Open Office for Mac a while ago,


Wich version? try to dl the latest.

Saludos,
Roberto


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Re: [users] [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE

2007-02-28 Thread Dan Lewis
On Wednesday February  28 2007 11:26 am, Paul wrote:
  Do I need to download the whole program?  I would like to just
  download Base.

 OOo is an integrated office suite. Because of this even if the
 modules were offered independently the size saving would only be
 about 10%. The entire suite does have to be downloaded.

 /paul

In addition, you need Writer to be able to read the Help files and 
create the Base forms. You need Calc to be able to do calculations in 
queries. While you must download the entire package, you can do a 
custom install in which only those modules you want would be 
installed. But you may loose functionality if you do not install all 
the modules.

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Re: [users] Question

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

 Someone sent me a wps file, which I presume is a Microsoft Works
 file.  How do I open it with open office?  I am using a Mac 10.4.9.



Actually, I'm fairly certain (don't quote me on this) that it is a
word perfect file, not works.


It is a works file. WPS is for works word processing doc's and WKS is
for works spreadsheets. Word perfect file extensions are .wpd ...

As to the original question... OOo has a filter for wps files... Open
it in OOo and see how it goes...

/paul

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[users] Is it possible to exclude tables from the table list

2007-02-28 Thread Richard Bos
I have a document with many tables.  Only some of those tables are relevant 
for a tables list.  Is it therefor possible to mark certain tables to be 
excluded from the table list.  Or vice versa, is it possible to mark the 
tables that should make up the table list?

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[users] Re: bug report from a unregistered user

2007-02-28 Thread CarlP
Works fine for me, XPsp2, OOo 2.1.  I wonder if there could have been a 
problem with the download or install?


April  Joe Geer wrote:

What Ron said!

Joe

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Tested using Windows XP SP2 opened and checked FileProperties - no 
problems.


Ron Ferguson

James Mckenzie wrote:


Ilkka:

Actually, I meant the users@openoffice.org mailing list.  However,
you file would not have
made it through as attachments to messages are blocked.

I had no problems opening and looking at the attached file with the
Mac OS X 2.1 version.

That file is the release file for OpenOffice.org 2.1 for American
English and you are the
first to report this problem.

Maybe others on the list can assist you to resolve this problem.  As
I stated, I could find nothing wrong with the file.  Would someone
with the Windows version of OpenOffice.org 2.1 please look
at this file?  It has no content and is very small.

James McKenzie

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From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 28, 2007 4:30 AM
To: James Mckenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

Did you mean I should reply only to you (you had just you in the
reply-to field)?

Well, how do I find out the exact version Im using? The name of the
install file is OOo_2.1.0_Win32Intel_install_en-US.exe and I
downloaded it 15.1.2007 ...

Attached is a empty file. Here is what i do:
1) Open if
2) File - properties
3) Whole program jams...

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Ilkka:

I, as well as others, have not been able to reproduce this
behavior.

Can you supply the version of OpenOffice.org that you are
using?  In addition to the version number, we also need
the language that you are using (Finnish, American English, etc.)

Thank you to please reply ONLY to the users@openoffice.org mailing
list as I am one of many users, developers and QA personnel that
volunteer our time to answer questions and assist others to
resolve problems like yours.

James McKenzie


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From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 26, 2007 6:12 PM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

Im using the offical OO 2.1 version. The writer crashes as I try
to using properties on file menu for any document. It doesn't
matter if it is a existing old document or if I use create new.

To reproduce:
1) Open writer aplication
2) Create a empty text document
3) Open file and properties
4) The writer jams so that i can not activate the window. Only
thing that works is task manager - kill.


Im using windows xp sp2 with all latest updates.

I'm sorry but the registration and double checking procedure is
just too long, i didn't bother to do that.


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Re: [users] Re: Open office 2.0.2 not as good as 1.1.5(.doc)

2007-02-28 Thread Michael Adams
On Thu, 01 Mar 2007 06:17:26 +1300
Paul wrote:

  The MS doc file Runion.doc does not look correctly with
  Open office 2.0.2, and is OK with 1.1.5(see the corresponding
  .doc and pdf files, first page in :
  http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07.doc
  http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07_Oo2.0.2.pdf
  http://pierre.web.cern.ch/pierre/Runion07_Oo1.1.5.pdf).
 Agree - they look very different. I think these would form the basis
 for a bug report since it does clearly show the different outputs of a
 single file.
 
  Second problem with 2.0.2, the pdf file is much larger.
 Agree. Again I would include in the bug report.
 

Before doing a bug report, update 2.0.2 to the latest and repeat your
tests.

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Re: [users] Re: Open office 2.0.2 not as good as 1.1.5(.doc)

2007-02-28 Thread Anthony Chilco
I loaded the file with 2.1 and it looks the same as the 2.0.2 pdf. It 
appears that some parts of the document that have the default style are 
taking the characteristics of the 'heading 5' style, which is used in 
various places in the doc. The file looks right when loaded in Word97.

tc

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[users] Re: Question

2007-02-28 Thread NoOp
On 02/28/2007 09:44 AM, Paul wrote:
  Someone sent me a wps file, which I presume is a Microsoft Works
  file.  How do I open it with open office?  I am using a Mac 10.4.9.
 
 Actually, I'm fairly certain (don't quote me on this) that it is a
 word perfect file, not works.
 
 It is a works file. WPS is for works word processing doc's and WKS is
 for works spreadsheets. Word perfect file extensions are .wpd ...
 
 As to the original question... OOo has a filter for wps files... Open
 it in OOo and see how it goes...
 
 /paul
 

Actually OOo does *not* have a filter for .wps files (MS Works). See:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Framework/Article/Filter/FilterList_OOo_2_1

The WPS 2000/Office 1.0 in that list isn't the same as the Works wps.
If I attempt to open a .wps (Works) file in 2.1, 2.1 crashes (General
Error. General input/output error.).

Here is some pretty good info on the converters available from MS etc:

http://userful.com/support/ms-works
[disclaimer: I no nothing about Userful or their products, I just ran
across their web page explaining about Works conversions  found it
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[users] Re: Does Open Office have booklet capabilities?

2007-02-28 Thread John King
Tim Hall wrote:

 Dear Open Office,
 
 (Trying again, with a summary this time.)
 
 
 I wish to know if Open Office Write has booklet layout
 capabilities, specifically the abilities to place page numbers
 at the bottom of both columns, which represent two individual
 booklet pages, on a horizontal 11x 8 1/2 page, and also to
 re-arrange these virtual booklet pages (once layout is
 completed) into the proper sequence for creating masters for
 publication on copy machines.  (For example, the first side of
 a master for a 72-page booklet would have to contain the
 booklet pages 72 and 1, the next -- pages 2 and 71, the next --
 pages 3 and 70, and so forth.)
 
 Word 2002 can do this; Word 97 (which I am using) cannot.
 
 Thank you for your time.
 
 Tim Hall


Tim

Look under 'brochures' in the help file.  There's an expanded
version on 

http://seedsforchange.org.uk/free/brochure

I print the brochure/booklet out to a pdf file, which is then in
the correct form for submission to a print shop, or printing out
on personal printers with duplex capability.

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[users] Re: Open office 2.0.2 not as good as 1.1.5(.doc)

2007-02-28 Thread NoOp
On 02/28/2007 11:01 AM, Anthony Chilco wrote:
 I loaded the file with 2.1 and it looks the same as the 2.0.2 pdf. It 
 appears that some parts of the document that have the default style are 
 taking the characteristics of the 'heading 5' style, which is used in 
 various places in the doc. The file looks right when loaded in Word97.
 tc

Verified here same as above. 2.1 on linux, Word97, and StarOffice8.

Interesting note though: export to pdf in 2.1 results in a 126.6KB file
(vs 675KB for 2.0.2  18.6KB for 1.1.5) and StarOffice results in a
143KB file; both using standard default for export to pdf.




 
 Michael Adams wrote:
 

 
 Before doing a bug report, update 2.0.2 to the latest and repeat your
 tests.
 

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Re: [users] unachieved download of OpenOffice

2007-02-28 Thread Guy Voets

2007/2/28, Ronald Van den Briel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


I tried twice to download Oo from the main site OpenOffice.org (green
button), but unsuccefully.

I work on a Dell Dimension 8300 running on Microsoft XP (2).  Internet
connection is very good (cable).
Although the download started well, it freezes 1 second before the end.
The icon showing that data transfert is going on is still moving from one
side to the other of that little window.  Its still indicating that 1 second
is needed to fullfil the action.  The speed of data transfert is also
freezed.
Looking to mij network connection, I see that bytes (very little) are
still exchanged. Two attempts ended in the same way.
Do I have to be more patient? ( I waited twice for 10 minutes facing an
apparently freezed download window)
Does somebody know how to cope with this?
Thanks in advance for a little help

Ronny



Ronald,

I had the same problem with downloading through a Skynet account, but my
Telenet went without problem. For the Skynet, I thought maybe there was a
download limit...?
You might try to use another browser (Firefox also exists for Window$), or
use a FTP (file transfer) program. Ultimately, you can get a CD with
OpenOffice.org on it with certain computer magazine, from some shops (don't
pay too much!!) (I could burn one for you if all else turns to naught).

HTH
--
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and dutch OOo 2.2 RC 1 on a G4 PPC Powerbook Tiger
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Re: [users] unachieved download of OpenOffice

2007-02-28 Thread josepie



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Re: [users] Re: Open office 2.0.2 not as good as 1.1.5(.doc)

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Re: [users] [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE

2007-02-28 Thread josepie



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Re: [users] Does Open Office have booklet capabilities?

2007-02-28 Thread josepie


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Re: [users] odg file

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

As you can see on my Website I have Videos And i would like to do  is to
make a video in impress on background
Sorry yes I did mean odp File .And yes  i do  mean the background
of your Impress.

Apart from all the help that others have provided, the only suggestion
I can offer, is the ability to integrate a SWF file (which can be
created by exporting a presentation from impress) into an HTML page.

The following code is put into an HTML file. The result will be that a
swf show will display within the browser window:
P
EMBED SRC=D:\presentation-.swf TYPE=application/x-shockwave-flash
NAME=Object1 ALIGN=LEFT WIDTH=622 HEIGHT=378BR CLEAR=LEFT
/P

Again, I'm not sure this will resolve your issue, but its worth a go...

/paul

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Re: [users] Re: Question

2007-02-28 Thread Paul

The WPS 2000/Office 1.0 in that list isn't the same as the Works wps.

Wow... you learn something new each day... Thanks for the
clarification. Sort of counter intuitive as well isn't...

/paul


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Re: [users] Does Open Office have booklet capabilities?

2007-02-28 Thread Richard Detwiler

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[users] OpenOffice Base question

2007-02-28 Thread Haidut

Hi all,

I am using OO Base to create e template form that stores its input
fields into a database.
One of the fields of the form is a JPG/GIF/PNG image. The form works
fine and allows me to upload an image and stores it into the
underlying database.
However, when I try to create a report that displays the fields stored
into the table, I get a warning message by the report wizard that says
Binary fields cannot be displayed, so it won't allow me to include
the image field in the report.
Is there a way around this? I don't see a reason why OO wouldn't be
able to read an image from a DB and paste in a Writer document. I can
see the problem if the field was some generic binary data, but I have
explicitly specified that the field type is image, not just binary.
Please, any help on this will be very appreciated.
Thanks.


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[users] Re: Question

2007-02-28 Thread NoOp
On 02/28/2007 01:10 PM, Paul wrote:
 The WPS 2000/Office 1.0 in that list isn't the same as the Works wps.
 Wow... you learn something new each day... Thanks for the
 clarification. Sort of counter intuitive as well isn't...
 
 /paul
 
 

Not to worry... I couldn't figure it out as well, so I did some digging
and found this in a StarOffice 6 document:

docs-pdf.sun.com/816-5405/816-5405.pdf
WPS 2000/Office 1.0 import
filter
Opens WPS 2000 and WPS Office 1.0 text
documents. WPS is the most popular word
processor in the People's Republic of China
(PRC).
Select File  Open.
Select WPS 2000/Office 1.0 from the Files of type
drop-down list.

Dug a bit further  found:

http://english.people.com.cn/200206/25/eng20020625_98521.shtml
quote
Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Tuesday, June 25, 2002
Kingsoft Updates Techniques to Compete with Microsoft
Competition in the office-software sector in China is intensifying. Last
Tuesday, Kingsoft - a domestic flagship provider of office applications
- released WPS Office 2002, the latest version of its word-processing
system, to contend with its powerful US arch-rival Microsoft's Office XP.
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[users] Re: Does Open Office have booklet capabilities?

2007-02-28 Thread Kelvin Eldridge
Tim Hall timhall1 at sbcglobal.net writes:

 
 Dear Open Office,
 
 (Trying again, with a summary this time.)
 
 I wish to know if Open Office Write has booklet layout capabilities, 
specifically the abilities to place
 page numbers at the bottom of both columns, which represent two individual 
booklet pages, on a horizontal
 11x 8 1/2 page, and also to re-arrange these virtual booklet pages (once 
layout is completed) into the
 proper sequence for creating masters for publication on copy machines.  (For 
example, the first side of a
 master for a 72-page booklet would have to contain the booklet pages 72 and 
1, the next -- pages 2 and 71, the
 next -- pages 3 and 70, and so forth.)
 
 Word 2002 can do this; Word 97 (which I am using) cannot.
 
 Thank you for your time.
 
 Tim Hall

Hi Tim,

OpenOffice.org can produce a booklet.

I wrote the following for the local primary school about four years ago, so 
the children could print out their stories as books.

http://www.onlineconnections.com.au/public/openoffice/brochureprinting.html

Keep in mind your don't need to set up columns. You just write your pages as 
normal and OpenOffice.org puts the pages in the correct sequence for you. (You 
will most likely need to adjust the font size.)

I hope this helps.

Kelvin Eldridge
http://www.JustLocal.com.au
Latest versions of the Australian English dictionary files for OpenOffice.org, 
Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Internet Explorer, Opera and other projects.




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[users] Writer: Is there a way to superimpose or overstrike two characters

2007-02-28 Thread Kenn Goutal
In Writer, is there a way to superimpose or overstrike two arbitrary 
characters?


I know that, with certain options set,
Writer will replace the string 1/2 with a single character,
consisting of the 1 and the 2 made small and separated by a diagonal 
line.


I'm looking for a way to take, say X and Y,
and combine them so that they appear as a single character,
with X as a small superscript above and Y as a small subscript 
directly below,

sort of like this:
X
Y

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Re: [users] Removing formatting marks from Calc cells

2007-02-28 Thread TerryJ



TerryJ wrote:
 
 
 
 Terry Allen-3 wrote:
 
 I hope I can explain this clearly:
 
 I use Calc (OOo 2.1, Windows XP Home, SP2) to open an .xls file created 
 by a FoxPro 2.4 (DOS) application.  Don't ask why, it would take too 
 long.  Some fields contain a ' (single quote or tick) at the beginning 
 of the content.  From memory, this is how Lotus 123 indicated that what 
 followed should be treated as text, rather than a numerical value.  I 
 need to remove these formatting marks so that dates are treated as dates 
 and numbers as numbers.
 
 I have tried Search and Replace, copying the ' and pasting it into the 
 Search field, but I receive a disheartening beep and Search string 
 not found.
 
 I can manually remove then by using F2,Home,Delete,Enter, but that's a 
 bit pedestrian.  I've also tried recording a macro to automate these 
 keystrokes, but that simply replaces the content of every cell with the 
 content of the one I used to make the recording.
 
 Can it be done, and if so, how?
 
 Terry
 
 
 
 Ok.  I'm not pulling your leg.  Search for .* and replace with 
 
 In the dialogue, press More Options, select Regular Expressions and
 Search in Values.
 
 If, perchance, that does not work, the macro in the following post will:
 http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?p=121791#121791
 

I'm glad that worked.  (Terry Allen asked why it worked and I'm replying to
the list.)

Look at Help under Regular Expressions.  Help is not completely accurate and
regular expressions in Calc at least (and probably OOo generally) is
idiosyncratic and partly broken.

As you discovered, Find and Replace cannot find a leading apostrophe.  It
can probably find an apostrophe at any other position in a cell.

The combination I gave you, I believe, finds everything that can be found
and replaces the contents of the cell with what is found.  Since the leading
apostrophe is not found, it is not included in the replacement.
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Re: [users] Writer: Is there a way to superimpose or overstrike two characters

2007-02-28 Thread Adrian Try

I'm looking for a way to take, say X and Y,
and combine them so that they appear as a single character,
with X as a small superscript above and Y as a small subscript  
directly below,

sort of like this:
 X
 Y


The quickest way would be to insert a formula object, and use a formula  
like


binom X Y

Hope that helps.

Adrian


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Re: [users] OpenOffice help files - Calc

2007-02-28 Thread TerryJ



Arthur Lindley wrote:
 
 I've recently downloaded OpenOffice,  all software elements are working. 
 The Help files work too  -  except in Calc.  If I ask to open a help
 page related to any Calc function, I get the following message: 
 Could not find Help page.
 Unfortunately the Help page you selected was not found. The following data
 could be helpful in locating the error:
 
 Help ID:  text/scalc/guide/filename.xhp
 
 where filename varies according to the topic.
 
 
 
 In the OpenOffice folder, in Programs, the same kind of files are there in
 \help\en\scalc.idx as in the other help folders, so it looks as though
 everything downloaded OK.  Is something wrong with a lookup or index
 somewhere?  Is there a simple way to sort this without downloading the
 whole suite again?
 
 
 
 Advice welcome!
 
 
 
 Arthur Lindley
 
 

First, you should check the md5sum of your download:
http://download.openoffice.org/2.1.0/md5sums.html

If the download is good, try reinstalling with the repair option.

After that, I don't know.  It's possible, I suppose, that replacing your
user settings folder would remove the problem.  Try renaming the folder at
the end of this path:
c:\documents and settings\username\Application Data\ OpenOffice.org2\
Under Win 98 - C:\Windows\Application Data\OpenOffice.org2\
You must exit all OOo processes first, including the Quick Starter.  If that
does not work, you can restore your old settings folder by changing its name
back to the original.
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Re: [users] excel macro's

2007-02-28 Thread TerryJ



Mark Hannessen wrote:
 
 Hi list,
 
 I am trying to run a few excel documents under openoffice,
 but every time I try to open the document complains about a Scripting 
 Framework error or something like that..
 
 does anyone know what might cause this problem?
 
 

OOo does not read Visual Basic.  You need to convert the script to one which
OOo recognises.  Have a look at the links in the following thread,
especially those under the heading VBA:
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=50952
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Re: [users] Writer: Is there a way to superimpose or overstrike two characters

2007-02-28 Thread James Knott
Kenn Goutal wrote:
 In Writer, is there a way to superimpose or overstrike two arbitrary
 characters?

 I know that, with certain options set,
 Writer will replace the string 1/2 with a single character,
 consisting of the 1 and the 2 made small and separated by a
 diagonal line.

 I'm looking for a way to take, say X and Y,
 and combine them so that they appear as a single character,
 with X as a small superscript above and Y as a small subscript
 directly below,
 sort of like this:
 X
 Y

Have you tried Math?  It's used to create math formulas.

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[users] Re: Removing formatting marks from Calc cells

2007-02-28 Thread NoOp
On 02/28/2007 03:43 PM, TerryJ wrote:
 
 
 TerryJ wrote:

 
 Ok.  I'm not pulling your leg.  Search for .* and replace with 
 
 In the dialogue, press More Options, select Regular Expressions and
 Search in Values.
 
 If, perchance, that does not work, the macro in the following post will:
 http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?p=121791#121791
 
 
 I'm glad that worked.  (Terry Allen asked why it worked and I'm replying to
 the list.)
 
 Look at Help under Regular Expressions.  Help is not completely accurate and
 regular expressions in Calc at least (and probably OOo generally) is
 idiosyncratic and partly broken.
 
 As you discovered, Find and Replace cannot find a leading apostrophe.  It
 can probably find an apostrophe at any other position in a cell.
 
 The combination I gave you, I believe, finds everything that can be found
 and replaces the contents of the cell with what is found.  Since the leading
 apostrophe is not found, it is not included in the replacement.

That's an interesting  informative read - thanks! I had been exporting
as a csv  sometimes cut+paste, but that resolves the problem.

Although I'm a little confused as to why
http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=29054 is shown as
Closed/Invalid
[http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62596 is marked as a
duplicate of the 2004 29054 bug].

It seems that this was discovered in 2004, yet the help documentation
doesn't list it, and the Regular Expressions table doesn't either.
Would this be a documentation issue, or an actual bug in the code?

BTW: just searching for . (single . not .*) works as well. So if you
have the following:

A1 = '123
A2 = 4'56
A3 = Abc'
A4 = 789

Regular Expressions checked.
Search for: .
Replace with: 

Will find all 4 cells, but only the ' in '123 will be replaced.

Does exactly the same in StarOffice 8 (I've been test driving that
against 2.1 to see what if any differences there are).




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Re: [users] [moderated] I am a new user of OpenOffice.org. and have just bought Vista

2007-02-28 Thread Dave Barton
 Original Message 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu 01 Mar 2007 00:31:29 EST

 Hello Dave
 
 Thank you so much. That's sorted now. But I do have another teething
 problem. when I'm typing text, there seems to be a pink tinge to it when
 I strike the keys. Also, a blue highlight often occurs in the word I'm
 typing. Can you help?
 
 Many thanks
 Margaret

OK! I am going to have to guess at this one, because I don't have Vista
and it's difficult to visualise what someone else is seeing.

Pink tinge? If this is like a wavy red (pink?) line under all the
words you type, the auto spell checker is on, but not working correctly.
Toggle the toolbar auto spell check (ABC) button on and off. If the
pink tinge toggles then you need to rectify your language/dictionary
configuration.

Blue Highlighting sounds like you are seeing the Auto-Correct Word
Completion. From the menu Tools - AutoCorrect..  - click the Word
Completion tab and uncheck the Enable word completion field.

If this doesn't resolve one or both issues, reply back to this list
users@openoffice.org and maybe someone using Vista can replicate you
situation.

Dave

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Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

2007-02-28 Thread James Mckenzie
Ilkka:

Are you using Finnish as the language on your computer or American English?

James McKenzie


-Original Message-
From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 28, 2007 3:13 PM
To: Ron Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: users@openoffice.org, James Mckenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

Cool. I have been usin OO for 3 years and never before have encoutered 
such an error. But, with the current versio NO .odt file properties 
work. Interesting.

Thanks for the effort anyways!

i
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Ron Ferguson wrote:
 Tested using Windows XP SP2 opened and checked FileProperties - no 
 problems.

 Ron Ferguson

 James Mckenzie wrote:
 Ilkka:

 Actually, I meant the users@openoffice.org mailing list.  However,
 you file would not have
 made it through as attachments to messages are blocked.

 I had no problems opening and looking at the attached file with the
 Mac OS X 2.1 version.

 That file is the release file for OpenOffice.org 2.1 for American
 English and you are the
 first to report this problem.

 Maybe others on the list can assist you to resolve this problem.  As
 I stated, I could find nothing wrong with the file.  Would someone
 with the Windows version of OpenOffice.org 2.1 please look
 at this file?  It has no content and is very small.

 James McKenzie

 -Original Message-
 From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Feb 28, 2007 4:30 AM
 To: James Mckenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

 Did you mean I should reply only to you (you had just you in the
 reply-to field)?

 Well, how do I find out the exact version Im using? The name of the
 install file is OOo_2.1.0_Win32Intel_install_en-US.exe and I
 downloaded it 15.1.2007 ...

 Attached is a empty file. Here is what i do:
 1) Open if
 2) File - properties
 3) Whole program jams...

 i
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 Ilkka:

 I, as well as others, have not been able to reproduce this
 behavior.

 Can you supply the version of OpenOffice.org that you are
 using?  In addition to the version number, we also need
 the language that you are using (Finnish, American English, etc.)

 Thank you to please reply ONLY to the users@openoffice.org mailing
 list as I am one of many users, developers and QA personnel that
 volunteer our time to answer questions and assist others to
 resolve problems like yours.

 James McKenzie


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 From: Ilkka Lassila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Feb 26, 2007 6:12 PM
 To: users@openoffice.org
 Subject: [users] bug report from a unregistered user

 Im using the offical OO 2.1 version. The writer crashes as I try
 to using properties on file menu for any document. It doesn't
 matter if it is a existing old document or if I use create new.

 To reproduce:
 1) Open writer aplication
 2) Create a empty text document
 3) Open file and properties
 4) The writer jams so that i can not activate the window. Only
 thing that works is task manager - kill.


 Im using windows xp sp2 with all latest updates.

 I'm sorry but the registration and double checking procedure is
 just too long, i didn't bother to do that.


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Re: [users] Writer: Is there a way to superimpose or overstrike two characters

2007-02-28 Thread Harold Fuchs

On 28/02/07, Kenn Goutal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


In Writer, is there a way to superimpose or overstrike two arbitrary
characters?

I know that, with certain options set,
Writer will replace the string 1/2 with a single character,
consisting of the 1 and the 2 made small and separated by a diagonal
line.

I'm looking for a way to take, say X and Y,
and combine them so that they appear as a single character,
with X as a small superscript above and Y as a small subscript
directly below,
sort of like this:
 X
 Y

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Don't know if this is what you want but:
Type and select X and then choose FormatCharacterPositionSuperscript
Then type and select Y and choose FormatCharacterPositionSubscript
Play around with the relative positions of the X and Y - next to each other,
one above the other, Y one position to the right /left on the line below the
X, ...

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Re: [users] Drag and drop of text redux

2007-02-28 Thread John Jason Jordan
On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 19:14:23 -0800
NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:

 On 02/24/2007 01:29 PM, John Jason Jordan wrote:
 
  Excellent suggestion! Don't know why it never occurred to me to do that
  -- error messages can be very revealing. When I launch writer I get:
  
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ oowriter
  
  (process:28062): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: gtype.c:2240: initialization
  assertion failed, use IA__g_type_init() prior to this function
 
  (process:28062): Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_screen_get_font_options:
  assertion `GDK_IS_SCREEN (screen)' failed


 My guess is that those indicate that you have a system problem with your
 Gdk  Glib libraries via AMD64. See:
 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk-qt-engine/+bug/41351
 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs-openoffice.org/+bug/78738
 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.searchtext=ia32-libssearch=Search
 
 If you are going to use ubuntu-desktop  the meta package *I'd* try:
 
 Code:
 su
 apt-get update
 apt-get upgrade
 apt-get -f install build-essential
 apt-get -f install linux-kernel-headers
 apt-get -f install ia32-libs
 apt-get -f install ubuntu-desktop
 apt-get -f install openoffice.org
 
 You may already have the latest for some of the above, but if not that
 will ensure that you do. The -f will 'force' a new install even if the
 package shows that it is the latest  greatest version
 
 I'd also update/reinstall all of your gdk  glib's plus your locale.
 
 If you want to do it with out try:
 
 Code:
 su
 apt-get -f remove ubuntu-desktop
 apt-get -f remove openoffice.org
 apt-get -f install build-essential
 apt-get -f install linux-kernel-headers
 apt-get -f install ia32-libs


I did the above and none of it helped. But I had a brilliant idea to
try before moving on to your suggestions below. I have a live/install
CD for Ubuntu Edgy amd64 and I knew it loaded OOo. So I rebooted the
computer to the live/install CD. When it was finished I launched OOo
Writer. As soon as it was up I typed a few words into the blank
document that opened automatically. Then I selected a word and tried to
drag and drop it. It did not work. Then I went into Tools  Options and
noticed that use printer metrics was checked under the compatibility
options for Writer. I unchecked it, opened a new blank document, and
the use printer metrics box was back checked again. Then I tried
Wizards  Web and it crashed OOo.

These are exactly the same problems that I have with OOo 2.0.4 on
Ubuntu Edgy amd64 as installed on the hard disk. There are other things
in Tools  Options that do not get saved as well, but the use printer
metrics test, the fact that drag and drop editing of text was broken,
and that the web wizard crashed OOo was enough. I knew right then and
there that there is nothing wrong with my installation of Ubuntu Edgy
amd64. OOo 2.0.4 isn't working any better with the live CD, so the
problem is not me or some rogue conflict or missing library. The
problem is either in Ubuntu Edgy amd64 or in OOo 2.0.4 and their
interaction with some hardware device on this computer.

It is also important to revisit the fact that a year and a half ago I
bought this laptop and put Ubuntu Hoary amd64 on it, together with OOo
1.something (whatever was in the repositories then). Later I upgraded
to Breezy amd64, then Dapper amd64, and each time upgraded OOo to
whatever was the latest version. I never had any of the above problems.
The problems all started right after upgrading to Edgy amd64 and OOo
2.0.4. And I have researched this and posted about it on the Ubuntu
amd64 forums and there are half a dozen others with the same problem --
out of tens of thousands of users of OOo on Edgy amd64.

So the logic is inescapable: Either 2.0.4 or Edgy amd64 does not like
something in this computer. It would be pointless to try to fix OOo
2.0.4 -- I can uninstall and reinstall all day long and it's not going
to help. I could wipe the hard disk, reinstall Edgy amd64, reinstall
OOo 2.0.4, and the problems will still be there. The live CD proves
that.

The question remains, however, is it OOo 2.0.4 or Ubuntu Edgy amd64? I
also have a live CD for 32-bit Edgy. I rebooted the computer to it and
tried OOo Writer again. This time drag and drop worked perfectly. The
web wizard worked perfectly. And changing settings in Tools  Options
were saved for subsequent new documents.

I still don't know if it is Edgy and64 or the version of OOo 2.0.4 that
is in the Edgy amd64 repositories.

 Download the RPM package for OOo 2.1 from OOo. Note: interesting that
 the download page
 (http://download.openoffice.org/2.1.0/index.html?focus=download) shows
 Linux 2.2.13(120MB) - I'm downloading to see exactly what that is but
 the download shows OOo_2.1.0_LinuxIntel_install_en-US.tar.gz). Extract
 via the archive manager. Rename the directory where the archive manager
 extracted the files to something simple like 'OOo'. ia32-libs has been
 suggested in other installs for amd64 - Google +
 

[users] Re: Drag and drop of text redux

2007-02-28 Thread NoOp
On 02/28/2007 07:56 PM, John Jason Jordan wrote:
[long snip of good info]

Interesting  thanks much for outlining what you did.

Per your:

 The question remains, however, is it OOo 2.0.4 or Ubuntu Edgy amd64? I
 also have a live CD for 32-bit Edgy. I rebooted the computer to it and
 tried OOo Writer again. This time drag and drop worked perfectly. The
 web wizard worked perfectly. And changing settings in Tools  Options
 were saved for subsequent new documents.

It appears that OOo 2.0.4 *does* work under 32-bit Edgy. I think that
you've already demonstrated that 2.1 doesn't work either in 64, but you
might want to go through the exercise just to be sure. Any other AMD64
users on other distros having the same problem?

I'm scheduled to buy a new motherboard this week for my old 300Mhz tower
test machine; maybe I'll buy a amd64 so that I can test/share the
misery... what MB do you have?

BTW: You may have seen this already, but:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Porting_to_x86-64_(AMD64,_EM64T)
notice the Java bits You have to have a 64bit Java installed. The
following are known to work. Perhaps going back to Blacktown Java will
fix the problem?








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[users] Automatically open .doc files

2007-02-28 Thread Tom Kravitz

Is there a way to set openoffice as the default word processor and
have it automatically open .doc files. 


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Re: [users] Re: Drag and drop of text redux

2007-02-28 Thread John Jason Jordan
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 20:26:28 -0800
NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:

 On 02/28/2007 07:56 PM, John Jason Jordan wrote:
 [long snip of good info]
 
 Interesting  thanks much for outlining what you did.
 
 Per your:
 
  The question remains, however, is it OOo 2.0.4 or Ubuntu Edgy amd64? I
  also have a live CD for 32-bit Edgy. I rebooted the computer to it and
  tried OOo Writer again. This time drag and drop worked perfectly. The
  web wizard worked perfectly. And changing settings in Tools  Options
  were saved for subsequent new documents.

 It appears that OOo 2.0.4 *does* work under 32-bit Edgy. I think that
 you've already demonstrated that 2.1 doesn't work either in 64, but you
 might want to go through the exercise just to be sure. Any other AMD64
 users on other distros having the same problem?

 I'm scheduled to buy a new motherboard this week for my old 300Mhz tower
 test machine; maybe I'll buy a amd64 so that I can test/share the
 misery... what MB do you have?

I have a Compaq laptop R3240. The chipset and graphics are nVidia. I
know the wireless is Broadcom (because I had to poke it some to get it
to work), but I have no idea what the rest of the stuff is, but it all
works out of the box -- mouse, ethernet, USB, firewire, sound, etc.

There is an e-list for Compaq R3000 Linux users that I have subscribed
to for some time. Just now I posted a query there to see if any other
R3000 users have run into the same problem.

 BTW: You may have seen this already, but:
 http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Porting_to_x86-64_(AMD64,_EM64T)
 notice the Java bits You have to have a 64bit Java installed. The
 following are known to work. Perhaps going back to Blacktown Java will
 fix the problem?

I was already aware that OOo 2.2 is expected in March, but I doubt that
it will resolve the problem -- for the same reason that 2.1 did not
help. It will probably take 64-bit, and that won't be until September.
However, having said that, I understand that Feisty comes with a 64-bit
OOo. I am assuming that the Ubuntu folks compiled it from source.

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Re: [users] Removing formatting marks from Calc cells

2007-02-28 Thread TerryJ

I've inserted some inane comments.


noop-3 wrote:
 
 On 02/28/2007 03:43 PM, TerryJ wrote:
 
 I'm glad that worked.  (Terry Allen asked why it worked and I'm replying
 to
 the list.)
 
 Look at Help under Regular Expressions.  Help is not completely accurate
 and
 regular expressions in Calc at least (and probably OOo generally) is
 idiosyncratic and partly broken.
 
 As you discovered, Find and Replace cannot find a leading apostrophe.  It
 can probably find an apostrophe at any other position in a cell.
 
 The combination I gave you, I believe, finds everything that can be found
 and replaces the contents of the cell with what is found.  Since the
 leading
 apostrophe is not found, it is not included in the replacement.
 
 That's an interesting  informative read - thanks! I had been exporting
 as a csv  sometimes cut+paste, but that resolves the problem.
 
 Although I'm a little confused as to why
 http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=29054 is shown as
 Closed/Invalid
 [http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62596 is marked as a
 duplicate of the 2004 29054 bug].
 
 It seems that this was discovered in 2004, yet the help documentation
 doesn't list it, and the Regular Expressions table doesn't either.
 Would this be a documentation issue, or an actual bug in the code?
 
 

I believe the answer is probably a tentative yes.  (Non-answer
intentional.)  A documentation issue may be easier to push because it's
easier to fix.



 
 BTW: just searching for . (single . not .*) works as well. So if you
 have the following:
 
 A1 = '123
 A2 = 4'56
 A3 = Abc'
 A4 = 789
 
 Regular Expressions checked.
 Search for: .
 Replace with: 
 
 Will find all 4 cells, but only the ' in '123 will be replaced.
 
 Does exactly the same in StarOffice 8 (I've been test driving that
 against 2.1 to see what if any differences there are).
 
 

Thanks for that.  The next time the subject comes up, I'll float that and
see whether I get any bites from someone who has taken more trouble with
regex.  Because the OOo developers have devised their own rules instead of
using common conventions and have taken the further steps of then breaking
their own rules and writing Help which doesn't, I cannot rouse myself to
take much interest in the use of regex in OOo.
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Re: [users] Is it possible to exclude tables from the table list

2007-02-28 Thread Andis Lazdinsh

Hi!

What do you mean with Table list? Is it Table index or Table list in 
Navigator window? In case of Table index you should try different 
Caption paragraph styles for different kind of tables, and insert 
User-defined index based on certain paragraph styles. In case of 
Navigator window, I don't think it's possible and reasonable.


Andis

Richard Bos wrote:
I have a document with many tables.  Only some of those tables are relevant 
for a tables list.  Is it therefor possible to mark certain tables to be 
excluded from the table list.  Or vice versa, is it possible to mark the 
tables that should make up the table list?


  


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[users] Linux.com | OooBasic crash course: One-click email backup of OpenOffice.org documents

2007-02-28 Thread Fred A. Miller
http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/02/22/197222

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Remember, a consumer is a customer with no choice.
DRM 'manages access' in the same way that jail 'manages freedom.' 

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