Hello Elpidio,
you wrote:
EL> Hello all,
>> My personal note: this seems a bit unlucky, because the impression is
>> that there is a trademark ownership.
EL> A trademark for the "implementation". It is not the trademark for the Care2x
EL> program.
EL> But the question is, is mycare2x unfair
E
On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 19:53, Kurt Brauchli wrote:
> Hello
>
> Easiest Solution would be to put the ppt file online, so those of us
> without MS on their computer (maybe I am the only one) can open it with
> OpenOffice.
>
> Otherwise, you can always export a presentation from PowerPoint (or also
>
Hello Matt,
just send them to me as email attachements. You might zip them to lower the
volume.
I will then upload them to the websites for all to access.
thanks a lot.
elpidio
On Friday 30 April 2004 11:28, matthew wrote:
> Elipido,
>
> have a large amount of information to send to list how s
Elipido,
have a large amount of information to send to list how should i do this.
Preferable as pdfs.
Matt
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Hello,
today i switched the care2x.de page to the new server.
so some services need a new installation. Like the ticket system and
the jabber server.
The target is not to use the resources and information from
care2x.net, care2x.com and care2x.org only as a mirror.
So i setup a 2 "home" structu
Hello all,
For fairness to everybody specially to those who do not understand the german
language. I would like to clarify some things here to avoid that the
non-german speaking members begin to think that the germanic-side of care2x
is getting crazy.
On Friday 30 April 2004 07:59, Wilfried Go
Well i got wine and MS-Office XP, of course i spend lot of time on it
but it works fine, also very good works wine with MS Office 2000.
regards
Przemek
On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 18:20, Kurt Brauchli wrote:
> Well, it may if I had an MS-Office installed, but I don't. So I cannot try. But
> in my ex
Hi Kurt,
it is ok. I hope the format will be converted soon.
Thanks a lot.
elpidio
On Friday 30 April 2004 09:20, Kurt Brauchli wrote:
> Well, it may if I had an MS-Office installed, but I don't. So I cannot try.
> But in my experience, recent MS-Office did not work with wine. I only use
> wine
Well, it may if I had an MS-Office installed, but I don't. So I cannot try. But
in my experience, recent MS-Office did not work with wine. I only use wine to
run an old FileMaker under Linux
regards
Kurt
Quoting Elpidio Latorilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Kurt,
>
> could you please try if it c
Guten Tag Kurt Brauchli,
am Freitag, 30. April 2004 um 11:25 schrieben Sie:
>> http://www.mycare2x.de/myCare2xPPT.htm
>>
>> This works only with MSExplorer with a PowerPoint Animation Plugin...
KB> What a good example for an Open Source Solution ;-)
After a lot of difficulties i got it. It too
Hi Kurt,
could you please try if it can be solved using Wine ? We will appreciate your
feedback.
Thanks in advance,
elpidio
On Friday 30 April 2004 02:25, Kurt Brauchli wrote:
> > http://www.mycare2x.de/myCare2xPPT.htm
> >
> > This works only with MSExplorer with a PowerPoint Animation Plugin
Hello Sudhir,
thanks a lot for the solution. I think this is the best one. Please inform us
when the converted format is already available for download.
regards,
elpidio
On Friday 30 April 2004 05:34, Sudhir Gandotra wrote:
> If you can out the ppt file for download, I can attempt to change it
Openoffice CD has the version for windows also. Only the windows version
can also be downloaded from www.openoffice.org site, appx. 90MB
download.
Openoffice will give you an output that can be used on all the
platforms.
Also you can export to html and pdf.
On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 15:23, Joachim Moll
If you can out the ppt file for download, I can attempt to change it to
Openoffice format (though its easy and with Openoffice for windows, you
can also do it).
On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 15:53, Kurt Brauchli wrote:
> Hello
>
> Easiest Solution would be to put the ppt file online, so those of us
> wit
Guten Tag Joachim Mollin,
am Freitag, 30. April 2004 um 11:53 schrieben Sie:
JM> Hi to all,
JM> if one can give me a solution in open source, i will use it. On the other hand, i
need a quick solution for presentation and web publishing. So i took Powerpoint.
About the copyright to the presentat
Guten Tag Jonathon Coombes,
am Freitag, 30. April 2004 um 01:10 schrieben Sie:
JC> To side with Adrian, however, there are open source alternatives to
JC> create presentations that would help strengthen the Care2x model for
JC> cross platform support. The obvious choice here is OpenOffice.org a
I have MS and Powerpoint and still after 20minutes the opening
page is still there and I am not quite sure if there is more coming.
Unprofessional people like me would think there is some mistake
on this page because IE explorer informs also done.
So better to do as adviced below.
Mauri Niemi
On
Guten Tag Joachim Mollin,
am Freitag, 30. April 2004 um 11:53 schrieben Sie:
JM> Hi to all,
JM> if one can give me a solution in open source, i will use it. On the other hand, i
need a quick solution for presentation and web publishing. So i took Powerpoint.
I had no chance to download it. the
Hello
Easiest Solution would be to put the ppt file online, so those of us
without MS on their computer (maybe I am the only one) can open it with
OpenOffice.
Otherwise, you can always export a presentation from PowerPoint (or also
from OpenOffce) as html. This creates a folder with all html and
Hi to all,
if one can give me a solution in open source, i will use it. On the other hand, i need
a quick solution for presentation and web publishing. So i took Powerpoint.
Regards
Joachim Mollin
healthcare Consulting gmbh
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> http://www.mycare2x.de/myCare2xPPT.htm
>
> This works only with MSExplorer with a PowerPoint Animation Plugin...
What a good example for an Open Source Solution ;-)
Kurt
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