Louis Suarez-Potts louis at openoffice.org writes:
Users of earlier releases (1.1.3 and prior) must upgrade.
Thanks for the alert. But for the Chinese version only 1.1.3 is
available. There is no 1.1.4. What should we do?
Thanks!
And, as a generic answer, to add to Justin's, contact the
Hi all,
To enable docking by mouse via dragging, it is required that your
windows show their contents while moving and not only a wireframe.
Otherwise OOo does not receive any events from the system until you
release the mouse which is too late.
On XP go to
On Thu, 14 Apr 2005, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
This is NOT a missunderstanding OOo DOES look to communicate with Sun
Servers and the firewalls do warn the user about it.
The misunderstanding is on the side of the user about the nature of the
connection.
The firewall is doing it's job.
It
say, i want to take 1.9.95 (which was announced recently) and play with
it in the weekend. unfortunately, i will have no internet connection in
about one hour.
so, what's you experience - which mirror first gets new releases ? :)
--
Rich
Rich wrote:
say, i want to take 1.9.95 (which was announced recently) and play with
it in the weekend. unfortunately, i will have no internet connection in
about one hour.
so, what's you experience - which mirror first gets new releases ? :)
This is probably the page you want:
hmm
The following URL could not be retrieved:
ftp://ftp.stardiv.de/mirmon/mirror-state.html
Squid sent the following FTP command:
CWD mirmon
and then received this reply
mirmon: No such file or directory.
damn :)
Justin Clift wrote:
Rich wrote:
say, i want to take 1.9.95 (which was announced
ok, sorry about previous mail. for some reason thunderbird sent ftp link
to opera - using http it works. thanks :)
Justin Clift wrote:
Rich wrote:
say, i want to take 1.9.95 (which was announced recently) and play
with it in the weekend. unfortunately, i will have no internet
connection in
How in the world is that the responsability of the Firewall to know? And how do
you think that would make any difference to Joe Six Pack. The issue is on the
user to blame not the firewall, if you ask the firewall to warn u when some app
tries to connect to the internet to warn you.
This happens
What is the best way to enlighten the large population of end users that
there are applications that track and report on all their activties and
that OOo is not one of them?
On Fri, 15 Apr 2005, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
How in the world is that the responsability of the Firewall to know?
The
While we have the theme of privacy concerns going, does OOo embed a
tracking number (aka GUID or global unique identifier) into documents like
MS-Office97 and later do?
If yes, why and are there plans to stop?
If no, are there plans to keep it that way?
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
That implies that the user has taken action. I thought were are talking
about those that do not customize their firewalls.
If the user is stupid and uneducated, no app in this known universe will
make it smart.
[...]
I agree. Stupid is forver. Ignorance, in contrast, can usually be
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
What is the best way to enlighten the large population of end users that
there are applications that track and report on all their activties and
that OOo is not one of them?
On Fri, 15 Apr 2005, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
How in the world is that the responsability
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
The behavior however that I couldn't explain was the one that happens when
you
start OOo. Since I dont use any firewall I couldn't duplicate it and verify it,
but I did know people that duplicate and verify that OOo makes calls to the
internet (or scans for it) everytime
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