ually walk through the generated word
list. It won't catch incorrectly used Homonyms, but inconsistent
spellings are easily spotted.
Screen readers can be useful proof readers.
@ Read Text
* https://extensions.libreoffice.org/extensions/read-text
This reads the document t
e;
In an ideal world, Language Tool would have the volunteer manpower to
provide both First language and Second Language grammar checking for at
least the 25 most used languages on the planet.
IOW, grammar checking is the realm of upstream, rather than LibO per se.
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Those long lists of shades are for people who want/need very specific
shades, for the colouring scheme.
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their creation has been downloaded?
IF there isn't, can that functionality be added to the website?
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> Avidemux2 likely is easiest to use for newcomers..
I'd second Avidemux2.
Do note that with video editing you need _lots_ of free disk space on
the drive, along with a large swap partition.
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What functionality is missing from installing the extension at
http://extensions.openoffice.org/en/project/bibliography-manager
Or, alternativly, from using the extensions for the online refrerence managers,
such as Zotero?
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Probably because within the US at least, there is no business case to
use, or adhere to ISO Standards, when it comes to file formats.
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se it provides what Oracle failed to
provide --- tier 1 support, tier 2 support, and tier 3 support for HOSO
& SMB sized organizations? If it was not listed in the survey, then
responders who use it would be scratching for their backup office suite,
not current and in heavy use office suite.
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This is something that should be doable as an extension.
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OOo, without a keyboard,
mouse, or monitor hooked up to the system. (This can be done.)
So long as the a11y list does not ghettoise those with a11y
requirements, I think it is a useful direction to go in.
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source?
Have you looked at the percentage of popular extensions that are open
source?
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in the world of FLOSS.
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s stuck with the version numbering that OOo uses,
if it wants to retain compatibility with those extensions.
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The data is sent to whoever asks for it. They vend that data to whoever
pays the most for that information.
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nal chinese to simplified chinese;
* simplified chinese to traditional chinese;
Or does that not cover your request?
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>why do we still use their version numbering system.
If version numbers are very different from those used in OOo, then
extensions created for OOo won;t work in LibO, and vice versus.
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adictory directions:
* Smaller -> thin client only;
* Bigger -> network clusters/Beowulf clusters;
The thin client is what you'll take when you go out.
The network cluster that functions as your cloud, where your real data
will be stored.
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g cloud apps for decades. The only thing that
is new about them is a sexier name.
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between 20% and 25%.
* Assuming RIM can satisfy the voyeurism that afflicts government
agencies, it should hold steady at between 15% and 20%.
* The other platforms will be holding their breath, wondering if their
oxygen supply will extinguish them;
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That would be the Blackberry app.
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atever your problem is/was, obviously it is/was
something fairly obscure.
The issue quite literally is: "Too many email accounts with too much
mail to be retrieved".
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What is needed is something that enables a user who has lots of data to
include it, but not make a user that has little or no data, unwilling,
or unable to submit a report.
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UI on any mobile platform it is ported to.
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connected to teh internet.
Some people, and organizations don't like their production systems to be
accessible to the Internet.
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latforms.
> It feels like a plan for a smart new startup, perhaps even backed with VC
> money from Apple or Android's development funds for their platforms.
Where will the money that the VCs want come from?
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rganization to assign the
intellectual property rights of either all of their contributions, or
the contributions that are specifically identified and described in the
document, to the foundation. This probably would be half a dozen or so
documents, for each type of contribution, and contribu
a chance for base unless you want to duplicate base.
Base as the front end could be rewritten.
> (Yes, I personally do like java, and I'd not create a code-heavy extension in
> any other language without a good reason)
Keep the ability for extensions to be written in Java.
jonathon
former, then SQLite can easily replace it.
If the latter, then some tinkering might be required.
One issue to consider is what functionality is lost when the java-*
connectors are omitted. (One of these days I'm not going to install
them, and see what I lose, when working with databases.
rson that was colour blind. My colour blind palette
only covers the "websafe color palette". None of the colours are in that
palette.
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e same computer as the
document was created on, using the same settings, and the same edition
and the same version of MSO. Otherwise compatibility is going to be less
than 100%. Even with that configuration, you aren't guaranteed 100%
compatibility.
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hand, all office suites fail accessibility requirements.
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> download package and something very obvious just after install that leads
> users to it.
+1
It won't be read, but it is an excellent starting point.
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intuitive. If things are done out of sequence, the character style
won't offer only one attribute.
Maybe I'll write about that on my libreoffice blog later this week.
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e defined as "85% of height in grey";
if you are requesting what I think you are, then clearer documentation
is what is required --- at least for styles used in writer.
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On 10/29/2010 07:59 PM, Robert Derman wrote:
> I would like to see Writer add a "Typewriter Mode" that turns off ALL the
> automation of Styles and lets
you do a totally manual formatted document.
if that is all you want, why not just use vi, or emaacs?
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On 10/27/2010 09:02 PM, Andras Timar wrote:
> Unfortunately changing the standard palette has significant impact on code
> and localizations,
How so?
From where I'm sitting, it looks like a simple change of standard.soc.
Alternatively, throw in another palette expanded.soc.
jona
What could be easier than editing default.soc with gedit, or notepad?
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> - upcoming Adobe Flash Player 10.2 ("Square")
Adobe is a very bad example to follow, because they still live in a 32
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I'm not sure which assumption is worse:
* That people whose connection is not good enough to download the
program have a connection that is good enough to install it;
* That the program is going to be installed on a computer that can
access the Internet;
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On 10/25/2010 11:19 AM, Sebastian Spaeth wrote:
> Real stats are going to be done in a stats package anyway :-).
IOW, the current macro for R needs to be rewritten as a true R extension.
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A couple of months ago I took a screenshot of OOo with all toolbars
visible. There was no space to edit text. I'm not sure where I
uploaded it to, though. :(
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On 10/16/2010 04:58 PM, Ian wrote:
>> Which of the 200+ variants of Android should be targeted?
> All those running on devices that are likely to be used in general
> productivity.
That would be all 200+ variants of Android then.
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> So, "community" budget is now directly managed from Oracle?!
Sun, and then Oracle has always tried to manage that was related to OOo.
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;Scale Assistent", etc.)
I'd also suggest that toolbars be mergable into existing toolbars,
rather than create their own new toolbar.
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> What we need is a port of OOo to Android.
Which of the 200+ variants of Android should be targeted?
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OOo in the official Ubuntu repository is version 3.1. In the PPA 3.2 is
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Note # 5: "and other affiliates" needs to replaced with the name of the
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On 10/08/2010 01:21 AM, Marc Paré wrote:
> I think that could be said for most countries -- Canada, where I am.
zh-ca being one example of a localization Canada needs, but does not yet
have. Whilst not strictly a marketing issue, they are the ones that
have to deal with such failures.
jonat
Market;
* The Anglophone market;
* Countries where English is used;
>From my POV, one of the things that hampered OOo adoption in the United
States, was that there was not a marketing team that focused exclusively
on the US.
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On 10/07/2010 12:50 AM, Paul A Norman wrote:
> Design: 'The Office Liberaton Front" :)
I read that as "Office Liberation Font".
[It is a toss up as to which font is worse: Office Liberation or
Microsoft Comic Sans.]
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uld not understand their first language --- American
English. As it is, more than one TV show broadcast in the united states,
in American English is subtitled, because the people in the united
states don't understand the American English that is spoken in those show
s.
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n that focuses on OOoLight would be most
useful for that market segment.
Both of which come back to do we:
* Write that documentation from scratch;
* Modify existing OOo documentation for each of those specific programs;
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On 10/04/2010 03:43 PM, Carlos Rocha wrote:
>and the good, old, and beautiful OOo.
Oracle has named their product Oracle OpenOffice, with the abbreviation
of OOO. One consequence of that act is that Oracle has poisoned both the
OOo and OpenOffice.org brand names.
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re or after the
fact, is a slightly different tissue.
>It seems there were some areas, like looking after the community, that
were ignored.
In declaring independence, things are always overlooked. Nobody has
written a check list of things to do when declaring Independence.
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ntly Oracle to convert that contribution into a closed
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the spirit, and the intent of Free Libre Open Source Software.
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>> Is somebody keeping track of domain registrations:
> yep, I take care of it. ;)
Danken.
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On 09/30/2010 12:22 PM, Max Patry wrote:
> J'ai téléchargé LibreOffice mais à mon désespoir, il ne prend
aucune des
> extensions que j'avais installées sur OpenOffice.
> A quand ce manque (bug) sera réparé?
Quand quelqu'un fournit la traduction.
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