Re: [users] not access to your product

[JOE Conner]

James R. Liebert wrote:

Be lots more specific.

Kay Johnson wrote:
  

I am getting emails that use your product and can't open them because I do not 
have access to your product.  I am having trouble with putting my information 
in and so I have just deleted these emails.  You say I don't have to join or 
register?  but you don't let me do anything then, I can't use it.


OP is unsubscribed.  They will never see your reply.

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Re: [users] not access to your product

[James R. Liebert]

Be lots more specific.

Kay Johnson wrote:
> I am getting emails that use your product and can't open them because I do 
> not have access to your product.  I am having trouble with putting my 
> information in and so I have just deleted these emails.  You say I don't have 
> to join or register?  but you don't let me do anything then, I can't use it.
>   

Re: [users] Housekeeping

[Jurgen Gaeremyn]

Hi,

additionally, here's an easy way to find the number.
Go to the link given below, and perform a search... until you open a message 
you want to get. If this message is on the screen, the URL will be something 
like:

http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=users&msgNo=XX

the XX will show the message number.

Good luck,
Jurgen.

>- Oorspronkelijk bericht -
>Van
: Paul [mailto:paul.m...@gmail.com]
>Verzonden
: woensdag
, mei
 27, 2009 09:26 PM
>Aan
: users@openoffice.org, jiml...@neo.rr.com
>Onderwerp
: Re: [users] Housekeeping
>
>> I see from the message that welcomed me as new subscriber that I may
>> requisition old messages by their number, as example
>>
>>   
>>
>> for messages 123 to 145.  Very nice.
>>
>> Where do I find a message number?  Message source code might as well be
>> gibberish.
>>
>> Oh yes,  I'm looking for recent complaints on subject of missing language
>> support other than English.
>>
>
>
>I would suggest that this type of search may be best using an archive of the
>list, eg:
>http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/SearchList?listName=users&by=date
>or
>http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.questions
>
>/paul
>



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Re: [users] Anybody notice a spell check problem in Draw?

[Brian Barker]

At 15:51 27/05/2009 +0800, Ping He wrote:
I do some drawing in Draw then export it into a PNG file, found 
these spell check red lines in the PNG pic. Is this a known bug? Or 
just meant to behave like this?
The button is in file menu, (F)->(T) I use local language version so 
don't know what's the word in English.


(This is File | Export... in the English version.)

You will not see the red lines under your text if you disable them in 
the drawing before you export it.  You can do this by toggling the 
AutoSpellcheck button in the Standard toolbar.  The problem seems to 
be that making this change does not affect the display (and 
subsequent export) of the text immediately.  It affects only the text 
in any text frame that is currently selected for editing - that's 
with the grey hatched outline but without the green handles.


All you need to do, I think, is to toggle AutoSpellcheck off and then 
*double*-click each relevant text frame in turn to allow this change 
to take effect before performing the export to .png.


Is this a bug?  Probably.

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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Re: [users] not access to your product

[JOE Conner]

Kay Johnson wrote:

I am getting emails that use your product and can't open them because I do not 
have access to your product.  I am having trouble with putting my information 
in and so I have just deleted these emails.  You say I don't have to join or 
register?  but you don't let me do anything then, I can't use it.
  

Two steps to using OpenOffice.org.
1.   Download it from OpenOffice.org
2.   Install it.

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[users] Re: Essbase Addin For Openoffice - Re: How to get current cell in Basic Macro

[NoOp]

On 05/27/2009 03:32 PM, NoOp wrote:
> On 05/27/2009 02:54 PM, Harold Fuchs wrote:
>> On 26/05/2009 21:22, Don Daugherty wrote:
>>> (Chen Hao) wrote:
>>>   
 When I use the MS-Excel , I offen use "Ctrl+;" to insert the current date 
 to
 a cell or after some strings in a cell.
 But i find OOo-Calc did not supply this function or I haven't found it.
 
>> Please read carefully the e-mail conversation (thread) we just (18-21
>> May) had in this list on the subject of inserting a date/time stamp into
>> a Calc cell. You can find the thread at
>> http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/BrowseList?list=users&by=thread&from=2231825
> 
> And start a new thread in the process. This thread is "Essbase Addin For
> Openoffice":
> 
> http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=users&msgNo=195573

Sorry... should have been 'And *please* start a new thread in the
process' :-)


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[users] Essbase Addin For Openoffice - Re: How to get current cell in Basic Macro

[NoOp]

On 05/27/2009 02:54 PM, Harold Fuchs wrote:
> On 26/05/2009 21:22, Don Daugherty wrote:
>> (Chen Hao) wrote:
>>   
>>> When I use the MS-Excel , I offen use "Ctrl+;" to insert the current date to
>>> a cell or after some strings in a cell.
>>> But i find OOo-Calc did not supply this function or I haven't found it.
>>> 
> Please read carefully the e-mail conversation (thread) we just (18-21
> May) had in this list on the subject of inserting a date/time stamp into
> a Calc cell. You can find the thread at
> http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/BrowseList?list=users&by=thread&from=2231825

And start a new thread in the process. This thread is "Essbase Addin For
Openoffice":

http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=users&msgNo=195573


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Re: [users] How to get current cell in Basic Macro

[Harold Fuchs]

On 26/05/2009 21:22, Don Daugherty wrote:
> (Chen Hao) wrote:
>   
>> When I use the MS-Excel , I offen use "Ctrl+;" to insert the current date to
>> a cell or after some strings in a cell.
>> But i find OOo-Calc did not supply this function or I haven't found it.
>> 
Please read carefully the e-mail conversation (thread) we just (18-21
May) had in this list on the subject of inserting a date/time stamp into
a Calc cell. You can find the thread at
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/BrowseList?list=users&by=thread&from=2231825

If you examine the source code of the macro referred to you will see how
to gain access to the current cell.
>> So i want to write a Macro to do this , but there are two problems , and i
>> think maybe someone could give me a hand.
>>
>> 1. how to get the current selected cell with basic ? So that i could modify
>> it .
>> 2. how to change the path that saving the user-defined macros? I offen
>> forgot to backup those things in C-disk when i reinstall my Windows OS >_<
>>
>> Thanks very much!
>>
>> Chen Hao 
>> 
> Andrew Pitonyak has several publications that I've found useful for
> problems like this. One is available via
> http://www.pitonyak.org/AndrewMacro.odt
> Section 6.5.2 gives a sample macro that gets the current cell.
>   
-- 
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Please reply *only* to users@openoffice.org

[users] Re: spell checking under Linux

[NoOp]

On 05/27/2009 10:56 AM, jonathon wrote:
> On 2009/5/27 Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
> 
>> Currently I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed on one of my old computers. It 
>> contains OpenOffice 3.0.
> 
> That is probably one of the worst variants of OOo 3.x that one can use.

Really? On what do you base that opinion?

The bulk of 9.04 bugs that I see in launchpad are 'Upstream' bugs:



And of the 397 bugs total, 288 are 'Upstream' bugs:






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Re: [users] not access to your product

[James Knott]

Kay Johnson wrote:
> I am getting emails that use your product and can't open them because I do 
> not have access to your product.  I am having trouble with putting my 
> information in and so I have just deleted these emails.  You say I don't have 
> to join or register?  but you don't let me do anything then, I can't use it.
>   
I'm having difficulty understanding what you're saying.  You say "emails
that use your product".  Do you mean they have attachments with
extensions such as .ODT, ODS etc.?  Where is the email coming from?  If
you want to install OpenOffice.org, you can get it for free download
from www.openoffice.org.



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Re: [users] How do I convert a text or word document into a PDF format?

[James Knott]

Martin Yee wrote:
> Hello there!
>
> How do I convert a text or word document into a PDF format file?
>
> I could not locate the page in my window open office download.
>
> Did I purchased the wrong software from your site?
>
>   

First, you didn't have to purchase OpenOffice.org, as it's a free
download from www.openoffice.org.

As for creating a PDF file, there are 3 different methods.

1) There is an "Export Directly as PDF" button on the task bar.
2) Click on File > Export as PDF.  This will give you more options than
the task bar icon.
3) Click on File > Send > E-mail as PDF.  This will open up a new e-mail
messages, with the PDF attached.

Use any of these methods as desired.

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[users] Update 3.0 to 3.1 fatal error

[Philip Jones]

When installing update to 3.1 a fatal error occurred. Cannot repair or remove 
program.
pj...@iinet.net.au

[users] Re: New User and I need help, please!

[Keith N. McKenna]

 Original Message 
Subject: Re: New User and I need help, please!
From: Twayne 
To:
Date: 5/23/2009 1:46 PM

Ellie Kuykendall wrote:
  

Robert Holtzman wrote:


In the "save as" file picker window the MS Word 2003 option is at the
bottom of the list of file types. It can't be seen unless you click
on the small arrow at the bottom of the list and scroll down to it.
At least that's the way it works on my 2.4 version.
  

No, it's not there. My drop down box does not have 2003. It only has
2003 XML.



I don't see it, either and I expected to, at
 tools > options > Load/Save > General > in the bottom right 
corner there is a drop down labeled "Always save as" where you can 
select your choice. 


I do see a Unified Office Format somethign or other, but no idea what it 
means.  And the 2003 XML the OP mentions.


I have 3.1 on XP Pro SP3+.

I wonder if .RTF would work or mess up things?  It's great for text 
documents but can go off track on you with complex documents, IME.  RTF 
can be used by just about any editor.
   Or maybe it's considered included in one of the other definitions, 
but if I were a writer I'd want to know for sure, not just hope it works 
and discover a month from now a bunch of things that don't correlate 
properly.


Twayne`
  
The Word 2003 standard .doc format is the same as 97 - XP. I transfer 
files between OO.o Nd Word 2003 all the time. using the Save As 
70/200/xp format.


Regards
Keith

Re: [users] Open Office 3.1 and Microsoft Works

[Drew Jensen]

Clayton wrote:

Gordon wrote:
  

Here's an interesting thing.
I was sent a Microsoft Works Document today.
Open Office 3.1 on Ubuntu 9.04 will open it instantly on double-clicking
on it, although the graphics in it had to be re-done.
Open Office 3.1 on WINDOWS however was a different story. All that
happened is that the Filter window appeared, upon which (unless I missed
it) Microsoft Works does NOT appear and so it seems that the Windows
version of OO 3.1 won't open wps documents whereas it seems that the
Linux version will!



The simple answer to that is that most Linux distributions base their
OOo version on the GoOO builds from Novel instead of the "official"
version direct from the OO.o website.  The GoOO builds include
functionality/extras that are not (yet) included (for various reasons)
in the main OOo build.  The Windows version of OOo you are using is from
the OO.o website... so it does not include the MSWorks filter.

See also:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/FAQ/Writer/DocumentManagement/How_can_I_open_Microsoft_Works_wordprocessor_files_(.wps)%3F

C.
  
And for Windows if you want the Go-oo flavor of OpenOffice.org (w/ the 
MSWorks filters..as they are) you can get a copy at 
http://go-oo.org/download/
or the Novell web site...but Novell only offer a single very large 
binary image.


I believe that these filters are also found in the version of 
OpenOffice.org found at

http://sourceforge.net/projects/ooop
This latter offering a number of addons along with the baseline 
application, pre-loaded.


Best wishes,

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[users] How do I convert a text or word document into a PDF format?

[Martin Yee]

Hello there!

How do I convert a text or word document into a PDF format file?

I could not locate the page in my window open office download.

Did I purchased the wrong software from your site?

Martin Yee




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[users] not access to your product

[Kay Johnson]

I am getting emails that use your product and can't open them because I do not 
have access to your product.  I am having trouble with putting my information 
in and so I have just deleted these emails.  You say I don't have to join or 
register?  but you don't let me do anything then, I can't use it.

[users] Importing old Microsoft Word for Mac 5.1 files

[Ernest Austin II]

Greetings:

I recently bought a new MacBook5,2 with Mac OS X 10.5.7 (9J61).   
I have a group of old Microsoft Word for Mac 5.1 files from an old Mac  
8500 with Mac 8.6 on it.  I wish to use OpenOffice 3.1.0  to import  
these files.  Is there a way to import old Mac Microsoft Word files  
using OpenOffice 3.1.0?


Thank You.


Ernest Austin

Re: [users] Re: Welcome to openoffice.org

[James Knott]

Fernando Aguirre wrote:
> Hi sirs,
>
> I need help with the text processor.
> I does not save the files in any program it can open.
> I have install the writer twice but the problem remains.
>   

By default, OpenOffice.org uses I standard ODF formats, such as ODT for
text documents.  Those other programs may be expecting DOC, TXT or RTF
files.  Just select the appropriate file type from the drop down list,
when you use "Save as".  Also, ensure automatic file name extension is
selected.


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[users] Date Format

[Marko Balokovic]

How do I turn off the auto correction of date formats [whenever I write 
d.m.. (or any other format), I get dd.mm.yy]?. I especially want to turn it 
off because, in my language, the year should be written with a dot (e.g. 2009., 
not 2009) and not to say that zeros are totally unnecessary (e.g. I don't need 
03, to tell me it's March, a simple 3 would do).



  

Re: [users] How to get current cell in Basic Macro

[Don Daugherty]

(Chen Hao) wrote:
> When I use the MS-Excel , I offen use "Ctrl+;" to insert the current date to
> a cell or after some strings in a cell.
> But i find OOo-Calc did not supply this function or I haven't found it.
>
> So i want to write a Macro to do this , but there are two problems , and i
> think maybe someone could give me a hand.
>
> 1. how to get the current selected cell with basic ? So that i could modify
> it .
> 2. how to change the path that saving the user-defined macros? I offen
> forgot to backup those things in C-disk when i reinstall my Windows OS >_<
>
> Thanks very much!
>
> Chen Hao 
Andrew Pitonyak has several publications that I've found useful for
problems like this. One is available via
http://www.pitonyak.org/AndrewMacro.odt
Section 6.5.2 gives a sample macro that gets the current cell.

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[users] anybody notice a spell check problem in Draw？

[ping he]

I do some drawing in Draw then export it into a PNG file, found these spell
check red lines in the PNG pic. Is this a known bug? Or just meant to behave
like this?
The button is in file menu, (F)->(T) I use local language verson so don't
know what's the word in English.

Thanks for reading.

[users] Re: Welcome to openoffice.org

[Fernando Aguirre]

Hi sirs,

I need help with the text processor.
I does not save the files in any program it can open.
I have install the writer twice but the problem remains.
besides, when I try to login the forum to get help, it does not recognize
my personal data.

Thank you,

Fernando


On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 10:08 AM,  wrote:

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Re: [users] spell checking under Linux

[Hagar de l'Est]

Le 27.05.2009 19:56, jonathon a écrit :

On 2009/5/27 Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:

Currently I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed on one of my old computers. It contains 
OpenOffice 3.0.


That is probably one of the worst variants of OOo 3.x that one can use.


Well, versions above 3.0.0 are that good if you use tables in .doc files. They 
will just disappear! One of the bugs has been fixed in 3.1 but tables made in 
previous versions can still cause troubles. So beware.

Hagar

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Re: [users] Housekeeping

[Paul]

> I see from the message that welcomed me as new subscriber that I may
> requisition old messages by their number, as example
>
>   
>
> for messages 123 to 145.  Very nice.
>
> Where do I find a message number?  Message source code might as well be
> gibberish.
>
> Oh yes,  I'm looking for recent complaints on subject of missing language
> support other than English.
>


I would suggest that this type of search may be best using an archive of the
list, eg:
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/SearchList?listName=users&by=date
or
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.questions

/paul

[users] Housekeeping

[James R. Liebert]

I see from the message that welcomed me as new subscriber that I may
requisition old messages by their number, as example

   

for messages 123 to 145.  Very nice.

Where do I find a message number?  Message source code might as well be 
gibberish.

Oh yes,  I'm looking for recent complaints on subject of missing language 
support other than English.  

JRL

Re: [users] spell checking under Linux

[jonathon]

On 2009/5/27 Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:

> Currently I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed on one of my old computers. It 
> contains OpenOffice 3.0.

That is probably one of the worst variants of OOo 3.x that one can use.

> Under windows I have learned, that you choose File -> Wizards -> Install new 
> dictionaries in order to get new dictionaries.
> So far, I could not yet find this function in the Linux version.

That functionality shouldn't exist in the Windows version either. (

Dictionaries are now considered to be extensions, and have to be
manually installed for each language that one uses.

>Nor does the spell checker work. A complete nonsense text is "checked" and "no 
>errors found" displayed. That cannot be right either.

That is probably due to the absence of a spelling checker for the
language that the document purports to be written in.

> I would appreciate, if someone could point me into the direction, where I can

http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/dictionary is where you can
download the official dictionary extensions from.  (Note:  There are
no dictionaries for between half and three-quarters of the languages
which had dictionaries for OOo 2.x.   Furthermore, there are no
end-user friendly tools for migrating dictionaries from OOo 2.x, to
OOo 3.x.)

jonathon

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Re: [users] Using names held in cells as inputs to functions

[Mark Knecht]

On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Brian Barker
 wrote:
> At 10:18 27/05/2009 -0700, Mark Knecht wrote:
>>
>> I'm trying to build a simple correlation matrix. I have 3 named arrays -
>> Array1, Array2 & Array3. I can do this by putting the array names in the
>> functions explicitly without problem, but I don't know how to do this when
>> the name of an array is held in a cell.
>>
>> Easy and works:
>> =Correl(Array1,Array2)
>>
>> What I'd like to do is put the array names Array1, Array2 and Array3 in
>> cells surrounding the matrix and reference those cells to get the names:
>> [...]
>> How do I reference a cell that holds a name and then use the contents of
>> that cell as an argument to the correlation function?
>
> This is easy when you know how!  You need just to use the INDIRECT()
> function.  Use something like
>     =CORREL(INDIRECT(xx);INDIRECT(yy))
> - where xx and yy are the cells containing the names of the relevant arrays.
>
> I trust this helps.
>
> Brian Barker

Thanks Brian. Worked perfectly.

Mailing lists are so great.

Cheers,
Mark

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Re: [users] spell checking under Linux

[Javier Rivera]

Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
> Under windows I have learned, that you choose File -> Wizards -> Install
> new dictionaries

It's not about Windows or Linux, it's about OpenOffice 2.x vs OpenOffice
3.x.

The "Install new dictionaries" wizard has been killed. Dictionaries are
now extensions.

You can add new extensions using the "Extension Manager". It's under the
Tools menu in Writer. There is a link there where you can click to
download extra extensions. But...

If you are using Ubuntu you can click on
System->Administration->Language Tool. In this tool check all the
languages that you wish. Ubuntu will download and install the support
for those languages in all the installed programs where it's available
(OOo included).

I have no access to a computer in english just now, so the names of the
menu items are just "guesses", translated from Spanish. I hope that they
are good enough.

Javier.

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Re: [users] Using names held in cells as inputs to functions

[Brian Barker]

At 10:18 27/05/2009 -0700, Mark Knecht wrote:
I'm trying to build a simple correlation matrix. I have 3 named 
arrays - Array1, Array2 & Array3. I can do this by putting the array 
names in the functions explicitly without problem, but I don't know 
how to do this when the name of an array is held in a cell.


Easy and works:
=Correl(Array1,Array2)

What I'd like to do is put the array names Array1, Array2 and Array3 
in cells surrounding the matrix and reference those cells to get the names:

[...]
How do I reference a cell that holds a name and then use the 
contents of that cell as an argument to the correlation function?


This is easy when you know how!  You need just to use the INDIRECT() 
function.  Use something like

 =CORREL(INDIRECT(xx);INDIRECT(yy))
- where xx and yy are the cells containing the names of the relevant arrays.

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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[users] Using names held in cells as inputs to functions

[Mark Knecht]

Hi,
   I'm trying to build a simple correlation matrix. I have 3 named
arrays - Array1, Array2 & Array3. I can do this by putting the array
names in the functions explicitly without problem, but I don't know
how to do this when the name of an array is held in a cell.

Easy and works:

=Correl(Array1,Array1)=Correl(Array1,Array2)=Correl(Array1,Array3)
=Correl(Array2,Array1)=Correl(Array2,Array2)=Correl(Array2,Array3)
=Correl(Array3,Array1)=Correl(Array3,Array2)=Correl(Array3,Array3)

What I'd like to do is put the array names Array1, Array2 and Array3
in cells surrounding the matrix and reference those cells to get the
names:

   Array1Array2   Array3
Array1=Correl(?,?)=Correl(?,?)=Correl(?,?)
Array2=Correl(?,?)=Correl(?,?)=Correl(?,?)
Array3=Correl(?,?)=Correl(?,?)=Correl(?,?)

   The tables above probably won't survive email so I'm not going to
worry too much about formatting. Hopefully the idea/question is clear.
How do I reference a cell that holds a name and then use the contents
of that cell as an argument to the correlation function?

Thanks,
Mark

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[users] spell checking under Linux

[Thomas Blasejewicz]

Ladies and Gentlemen
Currently I sometimes use the English version of Oxygen Office 2.3.1 for
Windows (XP).
As a translator I regularly use English, German and Japanese.

For the last year I have been trying (mostly unsuccessfully) to "get
friendly" with Linux. Currently I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed on one of
my old computers. It contains OpenOffice 3.0.

Under windows I have learned, that you choose File -> Wizards -> Install
new dictionaries
in order to get new dictionaries.
So far, I could not yet find this function in the Linux version. Nor
does the spell checker work. A complete nonsense text is "checked" and
"no errors found" displayed. That cannot be right either.

I would appreciate, if someone could point me into the direction, where
I can find in the Linux version, what I am already using in the Windows
version more or less troublefree.

Thank you.
Thomas Blasejewicz

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Re: [users] Manual on Ver.3 of OOo

[Clayton]

>>> To all: I understand there is a complete manual out on the latest
>>> version of OOo! Can anyone tell me where to buy it other than online
>>> through Amazon, which I will NOT do, as there system is too full of
>>> hackers holes :-)
>>> 
>> 
>> Please don’t buy from Amazon.com the three OOo3.0 books by the
>> OOoAuthors team (Getting Started, Writer Guide, and Impress Guide)
>> being sold there, because they have been republished by someone not
>> associated with OOoAuthors nor (as far as I can tell) associated with
>> OpenOffice.org in any way.
>> 
>> [Jean Hollis Weber]
>>
>> Please have a look →
>> "Books by OOoAuthors on Amazon.com are NOT being sold by us"
>> 
>>
>> Manfred
>>
>>   
> To Manfred Krause, Jean Hollis Weber, et al: Now that the answer I was
> looking for plus the other one about the PDF version ! To all who
> responded positively, Thanks very much!


You can also refer to the Documentation section of the OOo Wiki:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation
This page indexes all of the available documentation in Wiki and PDF
formats (and includes links, where applicable, to the Friends of
OpenDocument Lulu store if you prefer bound and printed copies of the
manuals).

C.
-- 
Clayton Cornell   ccorn...@openoffice.org
OpenOffice.org Documentation Project co-lead
StarOffice - Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Hamburg, Germany

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