[users] Re: Windows 64 bit version?
On 20 June 2011 01:03, James Knott james.kn...@rogers.com wrote: RA Brown wrote: James Knott wrote: A friend recently bought a new computer and she'll be wanting me to install OpenOffice (and some other apps) on it. The computer came with 64 bit Windows 7. Is there a 64 bit Windows version of OOo available? I've been running the 64 bit Linux version for years. No there is not, at this time, a Windows 64 bit version. Make sure that they load the 32 bit Java version as well. Will that cause issues with 64 bit apps that also use Java? Also, why so tardy with the 64 bit version? 64 bit CPUs have been around for years (I got my 1st 5 years ago) and 64 bit Windows is now the norm. Not quite sure if 64bit Windows is the norm yet. It should be the future but there does need to be more 64 bit window applications available. Maybe the developers of other applications still see the huge number of 32-bit machines as too large a carrot. I'd choose a 64bit application if given the choice though. -- - To unsubscribe send email to users-unsubscr...@openoffice.org For additional commands send email to sy...@openoffice.org with Subject: help
Re: [users] open clipart library
I have to say I thought the first link I gave was quite explicit. It seems to give rather detailed instructions. What do you mean I have *it* downloaded ...? What is it. I don't think there is an it in this context. As to Scribus, perhaps you should ask in its support forums/lists/... To Harold Fuchs: What I meant was a product calledOpen Clip Art Library, which I was under the impression was the major clipart library for OpenOffice, but I am probably wrong there, also! :-[ -- Old Sarge-John Boyle Well after you download the open clipart library. Extract the download Load Open Office Go Tools Gallery Choose New Theme... Name the Theme Then in the Files Tab Browse for the Files Add and Then Add All Which is pretty much what http://www.wikihow.com/Add-Clipart-to-OpenOffice.org tells you to do. You may want to create new themes for each category as it's a bit of a jumble arranged alphabetically in on location. which is what I've just done. I'm not sure about the exact procedure for adding to Scribus though. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.org
Re: [users] When did OOo 2.4 come out?
Well the New OOo website is now a day old and the OOo release of 2.4 is a shorter than that. A new Web site hand in hand with a new OOo version. There the absolute latest and your one of the first to use both in mint condition. Cameron On 28/03/2008, web at work [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was looking at the new OOo web site, and lo and behold, there was a version 2.4 listed for OpenOffice.org. I have been using 2.3.1 since it came out, but for some reason I never saw listed on this list the fact that 2.4 was out. As I write this, I am downloading 2.4 and am eager to install the newest version. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG. Version: 7.5.519 / Virus Database: 269.22.1/1346 - Release Date: 3/27/2008 10:03 AM - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] New OOo Website/design
Looks calm and Approchable Just an initial quick skim The news page looks a little inconsistent compared with the other pages (The left margin??) The Download Page is better and the development snapshots more accessable is good On the Homepage Maybe something on the homepage about What OOo is (Briefly) [Office Productivity Suite]. and th Current Available Version is xxx. Before the nice calm big buttons Certainly more approachable and uncluttered than the previous site layout. Good Job Cameron
Re: [users] convert OO presentation to video on DVD.
I did something similar a few months ago myself. There maybe an easier or more efficent way to do this. Using a windows machine what I did was: Take a screen shot of each slide from the OO Presentation and save them as seperate pictures (*.jpg, *.png) I then imported each of these pictures into Windows Movie Maker. I then Had Windows Movie Maker Generate a Movie for TV (PAL or NTSC whichever is applicable). Then Used a DVD Burner Program to create DVD Titles and Chapters and created a DVD that will work in standard DVD players. Like I said there may be more effiecent solutions but That is what I did Cameron Smith On 20/03/2008, Paul Elliott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a Open Office presentation, with sound files attached to the various slides. I would like to convert it to video in a form that can be put on a DVD and displayed on an ordanary TV using a consumer DVD player. Has this been done before? What is the procedure for doing it? Thank You. -- Paul Elliott 1(512)837-1096 [EMAIL PROTECTED]PMB 181, 11900 Metric Blvd Suite J http://www.io.com/~pelliott/pme/ Austin TX 78758-3117 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] had to reinstall openoffice due to computer malfunction
You will be alerted of updates to OpenOffice if you signed up to the announcement mailing list. (might be [EMAIL PROTECTED]) If you are looking for announcements about StarOffice (Suns commercial equivalent of OpenOffice) or other Sun Microsystem products you may need to sign up to another mailing list. There will probably be a bit of activity on this user mailing list of OpenOffice on the day and immediatly after the release of any updates so that you become aware that an update for OpenOffice exists. having just checked the release schedule for OpenOffice 2.4 (The Next Update) http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OOoRelease24 It looks like the release is now set for 20 March 2008. Cameron Smith On 16/03/2008, RICHARD IWANOWSKI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Users: I started to use the Open Office suite last month and was glad to contribute $49.00 went I downloaded the program. Open Office is terrific, much better then MS Office (which I have used for about 10 years). However, last Saturday, March 8, 2008 my hard drive crashed due to a corruption in the Windows XP operating system and during servicing the Open Office program was not backed up and therefore I lost the program. Today, March 15, 2008 I downloaded Open Office 2.3.1and installed it on my system. My question is- will I still be notified of Open Office updates and new products from Sun Microsystems even though this second download was free? When I downloaded the program last month and contributed toward its development the site informed me that updates and new products would be sent to my email address automatically. Please let me know if this is still valid. Thank you. Cordially, Richard E. Iwanowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Ryan Cartwright on OOo 3
Not That I use the features of impress much but he mentions 3.0 will allow multiple monitors for impress. Didn't this get added in 2.1 or 2.2? Cameron On 10/02/2008, M Henri Day [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: List members might find Ryan Cartwright's Free Software Magazine article (* http://tinyurl.com/3xc3dc*) of interest Henri
Re: [users] Re: Does this open a Mic. Office document?
Your Daughter will be able to open all her previous Microsoft Office Files. The ones that have a *.doc/*.xls/*.ppt file extension. If your Daughter starts using Microsoft Office 12 (a.k.a Microsoft Office 2007) She is going to have to save any documents she want's to use at school or share with other people in Microsoft Compatability Mode which saves the files out as *.doc/*.xls/*.ppt which can be ready by other versions of Microsoft Office (2003/2001/97). This is because Microsoft Office 12 (a.k.aMicrosoft Office 2007) default format is unable to be opened by Programs other Than Microsoft Office 2007. This Default Format can be recognised as *.docx/*.xlsx/*.pptx file extensions. These new files allow for things like larger spreadsheets (more than 65536 rows) but cannot be opened by other programs even earlier versions of Microsoft Office On 28/01/2008, Russell Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Cathy Zeeman wrote: If i download this seemingly wonderful program on my daughter's computer.her new computer only came with Word Perfect 12.will she be able to open her previoius Microsoft Word Documents? At this time she cannot open them with Word Perfect 12. If she makes a document in open office, will she be able to open it at her school in Microsoft Word? Thank you for a quick answer. We are in quite the delimma here not wanting to spend $200 for the cheapest student Mic. Office program. Thanks, cathy Hi Cathy In general the answer is Yes, except for the latest MS Office 2007 (docx, etc file types). To open them at school in MS Office, she will have to remember to save from OOo in MS format, as MS do _not_ support the ISO Standard files used as default by OOo. Make sure also in the Save dialogue that the Automatic file name extension is checked. HTH Russell -- Note that this is a mailing list maintained by volunteers. Please consider subscribing so you will see all replies. Please reply only to users@openoffice.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] OOo is free to get, free to use--why is that not generally known?
On 22/11/2007, Leslie Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Just a thought-- This list has seen during my brief time here quite a few postings talking about purchasing OOo, getting license keys, shady offers to buy OOo on eBay and in other places, etc. Now I know that in a caveat emptor world we can't rescue all consumers from their own naivete, but the basic concepts that one can download and use and distribute OOo freely to ones heart's content seem lost on some folks, and it really perplexes me. It just drives me nuts that some poor fools are shelling out cash for the exact same software most of us here use quite happily for nothing. Maybe it is so darn good (and it is) and the majority of the computer-using world so brainwashed by the MS hegemony that some otherwise perfectly reasonable folks think that this is all maybe too good to be true. I must confessed that the thought crossed my mind when I discovered OOo when I got interest in Linux in generally and Ubuntu specifically. Is there any way to get the word out better? I have a funny feeling that OOo is for so many poor schmucks who feel enslaved to MS a too-well-kept secret. Thank you for letting me rant. Les - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well OpenOffice basically turned me towards open-source software in general or maybe the idea that there was software that was free to get (disregarding download costs), free to use, available for Windows works every bit as well as other choices and gave me a choice between something and nothing. Cameron
Re: [users] Installing without Internet connection
Unfortunately you would need to download the entire file (100meg) again. If your updating from v 2.2 just running the file and having it install over the existing installation is fine Cameron Smith On 09/08/2007, Nathaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hope you don't mind me tagging along here My question relates to installing the update v2.2.1 I recently downloaded v 2.2 using my dial-up connection and even with a download manager it took near on 7 hours. Do I have to download the whole file ie over 100mg again or is there a patch file of greatly reduced size? Also what is the best method of updating? Uninstall and reinstall or just download the file and run it?? (assuming I have to download the entire suite again) -- Regards Nathaniel
Re: [users] .rtf support?
Unfortunately The entire bundle has to be downloaded, however you can just install the Writer module of the package by using the custom install rather than the full/fast or express install. On the next screen you can tell it to install only writer (make sure the other modules show a red X beside them) You could order the CD if you want to use the latest version now (unless you have a friend with a broadband connection that you can use to download OO [you can give him a copy of OO for the trouble]) or many computer magazines have the previous version (OO 2.1) on their cover discs. On 18/04/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am using version 2.0. My problem is that it doesn't handle .rtf files properly. It is the only word processor I've ever seen that doesn't, and I've used about a dozen. I remember when .rtf came out during the reign of the 486. It works with pre .rtf word processors like early wordstar. It worked on my 286 no problem. I would be interested in the newest version only if it has this problem fixed. First there was .txt which saved w/out formats and was compatible with all word processors, and then .rtf came out which saved things with formatting and was compatible with all word processors. I quit using anything else in the mid '90s. I've never had anyone have difficulty reading my stuff until I tried to use OO. I love open office except for this one issue. Also, I am on dial up. Is there a way that I can just download the word processor w/out the rest of the package? I've never used any of the other programs in the suite. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- http://www.fastmail.fm - The way an email service should be - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Want to be a member
While I think the whole community would like to see you complete step 4 it is not neseccary to remove MS Office Immediately. OpenOffice and MS Office can reside on the same machine. If they're both on the same machine you may not want OO to load (open) MS format files by default. Just choose to save each MS format file type (*.doc, *.xls *.ppt) the MS Office Compatability section of the OO install process On 29/03/07, Dick Barmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: victor guarino wrote: Today I learned of openoffice and heartily want to become a contributing member and to help the membership grow. A salesperson told me of its existence. He guided mw to 1. Got to openoffice.org and download the .exe file for Windows.2.Intall openoffice.3.Verify that it works, and 4 remove any instances od MS Office. I got home and immediately followed through. It was working fine until it got into the 70's folders where it reported some disc error. I clicked on run to continue to installation but got nowhere.Is there something I did wrong? I'd appreciate any advice you can give. Thankyou, Victor Guarino; [EMAIL PROTECTED] I do not know what your problem is but when I have one I go to the OpenOffice Forum and join. They are very helpful. There is a link on Open Office home page. I have it bookmarked but I am in Windows now and all the info I keep is in Linux. Dick
Re: [users] Why no OOo 2.2 announcement?
There Was One. It ended up being rather long Summary of the 2.2 Announcement OO 2.2 released OO 2.2 Main Feature Improvements across all platforms OO is also A Community Ended up looking a bit of A PR Press Release Statement Cameron On 30/03/07, NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just noticed the recent questions regarding install etc., for 2.2 this afternoon; didn't see them this morning, nor did I see an announcement here or on OOo general or releases (other than the Preparations for the OpenOffice.org 2.2 release thread by Joost) regarding a release of 2.2. Did I miss one here? Went to the OOo website found the updated 2.2 download, announcment etc. Why no annoucement in this list? Seems that this is something that OOo would publish to all lists; it's pretty hard to help folks out if they are downloading installing 2.2 the 'regulars' are still running 2.1 or/and 2.2(rc3)... - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[users] I want OO 2.2 without JRE please
I just tried to download OpenOffice 2.2 following the link from the announcement =download page But Chose to cancel the download The Download page states for windows 93 MB and I assume thats OO w/out JRE (ie it's the same size as many other previous releases) but the link when I click downloads OO 2.2 with JRE at 108MB.which I don't want) While I appreciate That both installer packages are available I prefer to download OO and JRE seperately and include them as seperate files if I distribute Where is the OO 2.2 without JRE package hiding? Cameron
Re: [users] Re: Why no OOo 2.2 announcement?
The msg Title was OpenOffice.org announces Version 2.2 I'm not sure of the mgs number On 30/03/07, NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 03/29/2007 06:03 PM, Dan Lewis wrote: On Thursday March 29 2007 7:51 pm, NoOp wrote: Just noticed the recent questions regarding install etc., for 2.2 this afternoon; didn't see them this morning, nor did I see an announcement here or on OOo general or releases (other than the Preparations for the OpenOffice.org 2.2 release thread by Joost) regarding a release of 2.2. Did I miss one here? Went to the OOo website found the updated 2.2 download, announcment etc. Why no annoucement in this list? Seems that this is something that OOo would publish to all lists; it's pretty hard to help folks out if they are downloading installing 2.2 the 'regulars' are still running 2.1 or/and 2.2(rc3)... There was an announcement on this mailing list approximately 11 hours ago. As soon as I saw it, I downloaded the new version. The time on the downloaded file is 8:37 CDT (13:37 UTC). So, the announcement was made around 13:00 UTC today. (It might have been made at 12:00 UTC.) Dan Haven't seen it just did a refresh and search on 2.2; can you give me a subject perhaps msg number? Thanks Gary - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[users] Re: I want OO 2.2 without JRE please
SOLVED I solved my own problem I just found the include JRE with Download checkbox (on by default) On 30/03/07, Cameron Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just tried to download OpenOffice 2.2 following the link from the announcement =download page But Chose to cancel the download The Download page states for windows 93 MB and I assume thats OO w/out JRE (ie it's the same size as many other previous releases) but the link when I click downloads OO 2.2 with JRE at 108MB.which I don't want) While I appreciate That both installer packages are available I prefer to download OO and JRE seperately and include them as seperate files if I distribute Where is the OO 2.2 without JRE package hiding? Cameron
Re: [users] OpenOffice Base Files Shared with MS Users
While it is wonderful you are getting companys to change over completely to Open Office the Question being asked is Am I able to share my database file (created in OpenOffice Base with users of Microsoft Access? I may not be able to give a complete answer but I DO NOT believe you can. While possible to convert MS Access File (*.mdb) to OpenOffice Base File (*.odb) Once Using Open Office BASE Save As Only allows you to save in Native (*.odb) format under a different Name and Export appears to Be Unavailable. If anyone can describe how to use export (which may allow to save under different formats I also would like to know how make a copy of an OpenOffice Base File that can be shared with Microsoft Users. Cameron Smith web.kracked wrote: Personally I would see how many customers would like to change to Open Office I deal with several Historical Societies and other Businesses and I am working towards having them switch to OO for most of their Wordprocessing, spreadsheet and Database work I now have over 50% that have switched, and more when they see how much MS will charge them for the semi-manditory upgrade to the new Online Office package. Since all the Trade mags. state that we will need to completely retrain your employees due to the major rearrange of most of the menu system (This came Directly From M.S.) Saw figures of 40-80 hours of training will be needed. Would you rather get Open Office for free and do some training or be required by MS to upgrade at bigs bucks? I take free. - Original Message - From: KM Armatura sp z o.o. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: users@openoffice.org Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 6:08 AM Subject: [users] OpenOffice Base Hello, Is it possible to open file made in OpenOffice Base by programs like Miscroosoft Access. Is there any solution for our customer (who dont have Oppen Office) to read this *.odb format file? Or maybe it is possible to save base in other file format (for example *.db) Best Regards Robert Noras - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.1/307 - Release Date: 4/10/2006 On Yahoo!7 Messenger - Make free PC-to-PC calls to your friends overseas. http://au.messenger.yahoo.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Re: Microsoft says Open Office.org 10 years behind
Liberty wrote: On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 14:13:52 +, Alain Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wed, Mar 08, 2006 at 02:07:32PM -, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote: -Original Message- So: yes - people do need training in OO to bring them from M$ Office. As a middle-aged computer user (and an Advanced Excel User) I would say the training needed to use OO from MS Office is about the same as that needed to go from MS Office 2000 to MS Office 2002 - ie not a lot. My 20 year-old son didn't even notice that he was using Calc instead of Excel My kids have been using OO ( MS Office @ school their mum's) since age 12, young people are NOT the issue - they are generally flexible and happy to play with technology. I think a person's comfort zone has something to do with it. We always seem willing to let the kids happily tinker with the newer things and get them to help us when we have a problem with the computer. I'm mid-twenties and the kid the family calls on to fix the problem and I still quite happy to play with the technology You are not the sort of person that I am talking about - by dint of being subscribed to this list to start with - Some people are upset by minor changes that you or I would hardly notice -- these are the problem people. However: you do make the valid point that retraining from MSO 2000 to MSO 2002 is also needed for some people. I think the best way to start training people is just to install OOo into their machines and invite them a have at it Most will take right to it, and training will be minimum. As problems with compatability (macros} crop up, they can be addressed at leisure. Dropping a new version of MSO would be more dramatic, because it will difficult to keep the 2 versions active at the same time. I think you also need to inform them why your putting the software on the computer, and what problems (MS format not default used)or benefits they may expect(Can Open MS Files, Create/Export PDF). You also need to explain what the program does could be used for (What tasks do they do now with something else that they could use the new software for instead). Writer creates documents/letters, Newsletters. It is Like MS Word Calc used for calculations, budgets, Numbers. It is Like MS Excel Impress used to make presentations. It is Like MS Power Point Internet/Web browsing Firefox has tabs, blocks pop-ups Use Instead of MS IE Your point of multiple versions coexisting is a good-one I have 1.1.5 (use for the smaller sized PDF that are exported alongside 2.0.1 (and I forgot about that point) Cameron Smith ___ On Yahoo!7 Desperate Housewives: Sneak peeks, recaps and more. http://www.yahoo7.com.au/desperate-housewives - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Upgrading from V1.5
Hal Johnston wrote: 11/24/05 I am a user of Open Office V1.5 and would like to upgrade to v2. Some software programs let you upgrade by installing over he earlier version without loss of data and some require the earlier version be deleted prior to the new version installation. Any Data Files created by Open office (*.sx?) or Microsoft Documents will remain untouched by the installation of v2 of Open Office. For Open Office v2, must it be installed in its own program directory, while maintaining v1.5 in its directory, or can it be downloaded directly over the earlier v1.5. This may have been referenced in your question and answers, but I could not find it. I would recommend Installing v2 of Open Office in it's own directory. Because v2.0 comes as a single installer file rather than an installer and a lot of files zipped together as the earlier versions of Open Office. Doing the installation this way will not destroy the Earlier Version, both Version 1.1.5 (earlier) and v2.0 of Open Office will operate happily on the same windows machine (I'm using V2.0 but Have 1.1.5 still on the machine and they happily co-exist) You can uninstall version 1.1.5 after you have v2.0 installed and working properly. Your response to my confusion, will be appreciated. I have used Microsoft Office but prefer the Open Office Suite. Keep up the good work. Hal You may need to re-enter your user settings into v2.0 despite it having a setting transfer step in the installation and you may also need to download any foreign language dictionarys you may use (if you use languages other than U.S English) as these also did not seem to transfer across) You should be impressed with the good work they did for v2.0 :) Cameron Smith - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Movies: Check out the Latest Trailers, Premiere Photos and full Actor Database. http://au.movies.yahoo.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[users] How can I recheck a word in spellchecker of 2.0
I have updated from OO 1.1.x to the current 2.0 And I think this new version is Great. I would like to know if it is possible to recheck a word using the spell checker in 2.0 In 1.1.x there was a handy icon to indicate is the word was spelled correctly and you could put in various spellings and recheck the word numerous times before having the word replaced in the text. While the new spell checker is better by giving the sentence containing the incorrect word in order to provide context and that the UI is better thoughtout there does not appear to be a way to recheck a word without exiting the spell checker and re-running the spellcheck. So does the spell checker in 2.0 allow you to recheck a word without re-running the spell checker? Cameron Do you Yahoo!? Take your Mail with you - get Yahoo! Mail on your mobile http://au.mobile.yahoo.com/mweb/index.html - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Details of the new website in Firefox 1.0.3
I'm not sure quite what happened when I first visted the site I had Firefox render something that was akin to the strangeness that Bashar was describing. After posting these details of what I was seeing (and presumably what Bashar was seeing) I reloaded the page and it rendered as it had appeared as wonderfully in all its glory. Making these details I've just given redundent. So I think you can dismiss this Cameron Cameron Smith wrote: Greetings Following my reply to Bashar about the new website in Firefox. I would like to provide some details for the website project crew. This is how the new website appears in Firefox 1.0.3 -- There is a skip to content link visible above the logo -- The top tabs are a vertical unordered list. -- Then there appears to be a grey horizontal rule -- Beside the horizontal rule (totally off screen [1024x768]) is the new central menu. The New Central Menu looks Excellent and there is no problem with it I know it was no-ones' intention to make the new website so initially awkward for users of the Firefox browser and I hope these details can help someone isolate the code sections that are rendering with unexpected results. I know myself when I tried changing some HTML 4.01 Tables to HTML 1.0 Transitional that Firefox rendered the rows with 2x the height they had originally just by switching from HTML to XHTML. Cameron - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] The new website in Firefox
Hello Bashar I don't think there is anything wrong with your settings of Firefox. Firefox renders HTML and XHTML closer to the W3C standards than IE does. Bashar wrote: Hi, The new OOo site appears widely streched in my FireFox 1.0.3 yet looks quite normal in IE. Is there something wrong with my settings?? Thanks - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have had a look at the new OOo site and agree with you about it's appearence in Firefox 1.0.3. Looking at the source code they are using XHTML 1.0 Transitional so I think the appearence in Firefox compared to IE has to do with how each browser interperates XHTML 1.0 Transitional. Firefox is stricter in this reguard than IE Hope that cleared things up for you? Cameron - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
