Dear Sir,
We were tring to localize OOo writer. But we are a little bit confused
can you help us please.
We were tring to translate the PO files. But after that we don't know
how to compile it with the existing source code.
Can you please tell us what procedures we have to use.
We are students
Hi,
It would be helpful to be able to read a PDF file, chaange the file and write it
back in another file format. This would be important as the odt file format
becomes popular. As is there is no way to do this in Open Office. Since Open
Office already has the code to write PDF files, why can't th
Theodore Raphan wrote:
Since Open
Office already has the code to write PDF files, why can't this be inverted to
read them and put it into odt format.
You seem to think that it's possible to "invert" a file filter. I would
be interested to see you explain how this would be done. Perhaps you'd
On Sun, 2005-07-31 at 20:35 +0100, Daniel Carrera wrote:
> Theodore Raphan wrote:
>
> > Since Open
> > Office already has the code to write PDF files, why can't this be inverted
> > to
> > read them and put it into odt format.
>
> You seem to think that it's possible to "invert" a file filter. I
On 2005-07-31 15:16:32, Theodore Raphan wrote:
Hi,
It would be helpful to be able to read a PDF file, chaange the file
and write it
back in another file format. This would be important as the odt file
format
becomes popular. As is there is no way to do this in Open Office.
Since Open
Office alre
Ian Lynch wrote:
Think of it like this. If I have an equation like Y = Sin(x) it will
generate a nice oscillating curve. Now try and take a more complex curve
and work out the equation that generated it. Its not at all so easy. So
its quite easy to go from equations to curves, its a lot more dif
On Sun, 2005-07-31 at 21:49 +0100, Daniel Carrera wrote:
> Ian Lynch wrote:
>
> > Think of it like this. If I have an equation like Y = Sin(x) it will
> > generate a nice oscillating curve. Now try and take a more complex curve
> > and work out the equation that generated it. Its not at all so eas
Your first point of reference for openoffice should be
The documentation website, this has manuals you can download
and distribute in acrobat format
The address is
http://documentation.openoffice.org/
See also
http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Using_the_OpenOffice.org_Suite
Best wishes for y
William W. Austin wrote:
On 2005-07-31 15:16:32, Theodore Raphan wrote:
Hi,
It would be helpful to be able to read a PDF file, chaange the file
and write it
back in another file format. This would be important as the odt file
format
becomes popular. As is there is no way to do this in Open Off
Theodore Raphan wrote:
It would be helpful to be able to read a PDF file, chaange the file and write it
back in another file format. This would be important as the odt file format
becomes popular. As is there is no way to do this in Open Office. Since Open
Office already has the code to write PD
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