Have you thought about including a word count or grammar check like Microsoft
Word has? I was merely wondering because those are some features I miss from
my old software.
~Kelly
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When i convert a text document into pdf, the page numers and date
doesn't show if i use the insert fields-option. instead there is a
text. It is most bothersome :) Is there a possibility for a fix, or do
we need to wait for 1.1.5?
I use v.1.1.4 and Windows XP SP2.
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Since I seem to have stirred the proverbial pot a bit, I think I'll add
a bit more.
I was really looking forward to using StarBasic/Openoffice.orgBasic and
learning a new productivity tool with the key word here being
productivity. So lets grab a 3 line VBA macro that is about as simple
as I
Open doesn't import or export properly if the file was originally created in
Word/Excel. Most data lost is when the file is saved. If you create the file in
Open and save it in Word/Excel format, no data is lost when moving file between
Open Word/Excel. It imports embedded objects and displays
Simple, HTML + PHP editing program would be great to add to the great
5 suite of openoffice! Thank you.
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Mozilla already offers pretty good simple HTML editor. You can use that
along side OOo, and it includes a good web browser, mail client and news
reader as well. No real need to re-invent the wheel, unless you are sure
about inventing a better one.
XMetal and Dreamweaver have the advanced
OP isn't talking about knowledgeable folks--techies, Power Users,
etc--knowing where to go for useful tools, poking all over the Net. He's
saying that useful tools ought to be included in the OOo suite. Whether
these particular ones ought to be included is a subject for serious
discussion;
Chris Benatar wrote:
So why put such long winded and therefore from an end users
perspective complex language in OO.o? I mean you might just as
well have put C++ in there as far as the typical user is
concerned it makes no difference.
Unfortunately I have to agree. I'm convinced I'll never
Jonathon Blake wrote:
Rod wrote:
I always go through a process of customizing mine anyway
The only thing I look at in the toolbars is the name of the style I'm
currently using, and where the document I'm working on is located.
have the Page style indicated
Tools Configure Status Bar
What is your experience with the Thunderbird?
I am looking for an alternative to the MS Outlook 2002 which I do not
like at all. I am using Windows XP Home.
Regards,
Gregory
Los Angeles
I'm a pim fan. For years I've reluctantly used Outlook in Windows
because of its ability to synchronise
As per subject:
http://open.itworld.com/5007/050527openimpact/page_1.html
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I don't even have an email address. I have reached an age where
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Simple, HTML + PHP editing program would be great to add to the great
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Yes, look for shell replacements, in windows the shell is the desktop, the
default is explorer.exe google for this replacements there are many that have
multiple 'terminals' I use Aston.
Quoting Peter Kupfer OOo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anyone know of a OSS program that lets you control a
On Sat, 2005-05-28 at 02:05 -0700, Bob Hunter wrote:
Hello,
you are doing great! Keep going. One thing I may
suggest is the following. Get inspired from the
mozilla project, and split the monster into individual
applications. It will be easier to make progress, port
to other platforms
Quoting Kazunari Hirano [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
Does anybody know where Instructions for *Uninstalling*
OpenOffice.org 2.0 Beta for Linux is? :)
Thanks,
khirano
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Chris Benatar wrote:
So why put such long winded and therefore from an end users
perspective complex language in OO.o? I mean you might just as
well have put C++ in there as far as the typical user is
concerned it makes no difference.
Unfortunately I have
On Sat, May 28, 2005 10:59:21 AM -0400, Sam Hiser ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Get inspired from the mozilla project, and split the monster into
individual applications. It will be easier to make progress, port
to other platforms (e.g. OSX), and improve their stability and
performance.
Hello Kelly,
A word count is already available. Go to File Properties and click on
the Statistics tab (much like WordPerfect). It will be improved in the
next version, which is due out soon (you can use the betas already). A
grammar check is in the works.
Cheers,
Daniel.
OpenOffice.org
Kelly wrote:
grammar check like Microsoft Word has?
The current Grammar Checkers for OOo admit to being beta, or alpha quality.
Microsoft does not admit to providing pre-alpha quality grammar checkers.
[Or have they finally taught their grammar checker the difference
between thee and the?]
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En/La Adrian Try ha escrit, a 28/05/05 15:35:
| What is your experience with the Thunderbird?
| I am looking for an alternative to the MS Outlook 2002 which I do not
| like at all. I am using Windows XP Home.
| Regards,
| Gregory
| Los Angeles
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I have made some Flash animations which I would very much like to
import into my Impress presentations.
I managed to do this with moderate success using OOo 1.1.4 but have had
no luck with 1.9.104.
Has anyone any suggestions or comments? Is there a plugin?
Thanks.
Robin Hoare
Rawene, New
On Thu, 2005-05-26 at 08:42 -0400, G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
First apologies for the cross posts. The reply-to header points to
documentation for ease of collecting the information.
Help is needed on how to add javamail for mail merges in OOo 2.0 to the
setup guide. Please add a
On Sun, 2005-05-29 at 11:20 +1000, Jonathon Coombes wrote:
On Thu, 2005-05-26 at 08:42 -0400, G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
First apologies for the cross posts. The reply-to header points to
documentation for ease of collecting the information.
Help is needed on how to add javamail for
Hi, sorry for a new thread on this topic. I have goofed up my outgoing kmail
and I can't fix it.
John Werner wrote:
I am going to be writing a White Paper about Openoffice and how it compares
to the standard Microsoft Office for my professional writing class. Does
anyone know of any good
Thanks for the interesting posting, Adrian. One thing I didn't quite
understand is, can you now use Thunderbird with your pocket pc? My
friend is using Outlook (not express) on his desktop because he uses it
on his palmtop. He'd be happy to switch to TB if it could also run on
his palmtop.
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