Ian Laurenson wrote:
At the risk of getting flamed I think that Marco has a good idea,
Hi Ian,
Yes, the idea of standarisatin is a really good one. Internet is the
proof: it wouldn't have been possible without common standard protocols.
I can imagine a world where all applications share a comm
On Sunday 05 June 2005 04:39, Sweet Coffee wrote:
> Hello!
> Why isn't there an option to save files in WordPerfect formats?
> I know v2.0 can open WordPerfect files but I do not see an option to save
> in WordPerfect format.
I guess because there is more work to be done on that format conversti
On Sunday 05 June 2005 07:02, + Timothy Schoenheider wrote:
> I think you guys should make a open office's big program suite for mobile
> devices such as pocket pcs, palm pilots, and etcetera. The word and excel
> on my pocket pc don't do anything except the basic stuff, and that is
> basically the
Quoting CPHennessy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Sunday 05 June 2005 07:02, + Timothy Schoenheider wrote:
I think you guys should make a open office's big program suite for mobile
devices such as pocket pcs, palm pilots, and etcetera. The word and excel
on my pocket pc don't do anything except the ba
Enrique wrote:
> Is it possible to define a common API to manage OpenDocument
> programmatically?(not including GUI aspects), yes, of course. And with
> some more rounds of standarization and agreement between software makers
> it will be a reality. Not in the short term, but an idea that deser
Mathias Bauer wrote:
> Enrique wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to define a common API to manage OpenDocument
>> programmatically?(not including GUI aspects), yes, of course. And with
>> some more rounds of standarization and agreement between software makers
>> it will be a reality. Not in the short
On Mer 8 juin 2005 0:39, Ian Laurenson a écrit :
> At the risk of getting flamed I think that Marco has a good idea, I
> would like to bounce some ideas about how it could be implemented.
>
> I can see two, not mutually exclusive, possibilities:
>
> 1. With XML forms and probably JavaScript
Pleas
Quoting Bernd Eilers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi there!
[...]
please let me know what you think of my reply to Daniel, where I
talk of a set of python functions etc
What I think is that you think about things that in reality are very
hughe and complex as being small and simple things. When
First of all :Sorry for my bad english !
I need some help with following problem :
If i insert a graphic in a new table and "bring it to background", i'm not
able to bring it back on top.
The graphic becomes a "watermark" and is no longer accessable.
While the text is still open, i use "Edi
Hello Jens,
Jens Kellermann wrote:
First of all :Sorry for my bad english !
No prob for me.
I need some help with following problem :
If i insert a graphic in a new table and "bring it to background", i'm not
able to bring it back on top.
The graphic becomes a "watermark" and is no lon
THANK YOU!
It works !
"cono" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hello Jens,
>
> Jens Kellermann wrote:
>
> > First of all :Sorry for my bad english !
> No prob for me.
>
>
> > I need some help with following problem :
> >
> > If i insert a graphic in a new t
Quoting eng edu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am a writer and I am using OpenOffice for quite sometime now. One of the
features that I find very useful (and as a matter of fact unique to
OpenOffice) is that every time I reopen a document, the cursor will be
exactly at the place where I have left it las
Hi Alexandro,
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
Quoting eng edu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am a writer and I am using OpenOffice for quite sometime now. One of
the
features that I find very useful (and as a matter of fact unique to
OpenOffice) is that every time I reopen a document, the cursor will be
e
I'm using OO 1.9.104 but the question can be generalised to any version.
Is it possible to start a line with some text, then tab to some position
and then begin a hanging indent from that position. I've tried various
things but bullets and the indents only seem to like to be at the
beginning of
Jonathan Kaye wrote:
> I'm using OO 1.9.104 but the question can be generalised to any version.
> Is it possible to start a line with some text, then tab to some position
> and then begin a hanging indent from that position. I've tried various
> things but bullets and the indents only seem to like
En/La Ain Vagula ha escrit, a 08/06/05 18:03:
Jonathan Kaye wrote:
You can use predefined paragraph style 'List indent' and look at this style
properties to fit this to your needs.
ain
Thanks Ain,
It works brilliantly. Exactly what I wanted. Yet another example why OO
and this list are fa
My point is that OSS will never be more than a small niche compared to
commercial software. Most people believe that a program's quality is
proportional to it's price. In their minds, free = piece of crap,
expensive equals great software with great support. I'm not saying this
is true, but it's wha
Greetings,
in the last two days I've been able to check this list only through
webmail, that is in an almost unreadable interface. I have seen there
have been a lot of posts about my "obsession" with doing portable
OpenDocument macros in Python or whatever else. Due to the problems
above I've been
On Wed, 2005-06-08 at 12:43 -0400, Chuck wrote:
> My point is that OSS will never be more than a small niche compared to
> commercial software. Most people believe that a program's quality is
> proportional to it's price. In their minds, free = piece of crap,
> expensive equals great software with
Chuck wrote:
My point is that OSS will never be more than a small niche compared to
commercial software. Most people believe that a program's quality is
proportional to it's price. In their minds, free = piece of crap,
expensive equals great software with great support. I'm not saying this
is tr
Chuck wrote:
My point is that OSS will never be more than a small niche compared to
commercial software. Most people believe that a program's quality is
proportional to it's price. In their minds, free = piece of crap,
expensive equals great software with great support. I'm not saying this
is tru
Top posting.
I think that adding Javascript-like functionality would be a worthy
goal. In fact... we should Javascript itself the first macro language
and make it do everything Javascript currently does on web pages.
Why?
I'm glad you ask!
Gary Edwards has this great idea of talking to W3C t
On Wed, Jun 08, 2005 19:45:26 PM +0200, Nicolas Mailhot
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Le mercredi 08 juin 2005 à 19:14 +0200, M. Fioretti a écrit :
>
> >define what could be a limited, more realistic goal (the
> >"javascript-like", in-document only macros), and list what one
> >should d
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On Wed, Jun 08, 2005 13:54:43 PM -0400, Daniel Carrera
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> Top posting.
>
> I think that adding Javascript-like functionality would be a worthy
> goal. In fact... we should Javascript itself the first macro language
> and make it do everything Javascript currently does
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
I think marco's point is something similar to for example Python
relationship with Mysql, there are two libraries, MySQLdb-python
and mysql-python which are wrappers sometimes overlapping each other.
But you see, that's very different. MySQL is a specific program.
m
M. Fioretti wrote:
Please help me to understand it better: I read online that "XForms is
a platform independent markup language for data capture and
validation". Not necessarily data processing.
Do you mean that one should "only write these "macros" in Xforms
markup language" or that one should
Le mercredi 08 juin 2005 à 14:38 -0400, Daniel Carrera a écrit :
> M. Fioretti wrote:
>
> > Please help me to understand it better: I read online that "XForms is
> > a platform independent markup language for data capture and
> > validation". Not necessarily data processing.
> >
> > Do you mean t
That's why you can build your company on the support of free software.
And is NO
easy task, you need to have a lil army of experts around the clock. You just
dont have developers but you still have manteinance support, trainning, and
other services.
example, how many people actually pay for MSO,
On Tue, 2005-06-07 at 08:33 -0700, Carl Shewmaker wrote:
> Following weekend thunderstorm had problems with lan
> and accessing internet, since mostly resolved. But
> when I try to open OpenOffice.org 1.1.4 I get an error
> message,
> "OpenOffice.org cannot be started due to an error in
> accessin
Some of you that are interested in intellectual property and OSS may
wish to comment on the themes presented as part of the WIPO Online Forum
on Intellectual Property in the Information Society, see:
http://www.wipo.int/ipisforum/en/
It started at the beginning of the month, but has a few days
Chuck wrote:
> My point is that OSS will never be more than a small niche compared to
> commercial software.
It is such a small niche that microsoft has announced that they have
lost, and will continue to lose market share in the desktop, and
office suite, due to FLOSS products.
>free = piece o
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