Hello,
As a big fan and user of OO-Writer I wrote down some things that could be
improved in the next versions of OO-Writer (hopefully even in OO-Writer 2.x)
It would be good if there the spell-checker would not mark words which are
written correctly but are saved wrong in the dictionary. I mean
OO 1.1.4 on WinXP (I use it at home through NeoOfficeJ on Mac OS 10.3.9)
Sorry for this long post, but I've wrestled with the mail merge
functions of OO for a while, it being one of the most important features
of an office suite that we use (I work with a non-profit that relies
heavily on
Hi,
Congratulations on your work, you are greate.
I just read an article about macros and forms, from* Creating
interactive forms with OOo Writer, *Tuesday August 02, 2005 (07:00 PM
GMT) By: Dmitri Popov. http://www.nothickmanuals.info
It is interesting how basic remains in use.
I sugest you a
CPHennessy wrote:
As you are not subscribed you may not have seen that:
On Monday 25 July 2005 12:20, Andreas Schlüns wrote:
Hello Steve !
The file open dialog isnt bound to the current active document.
And so it does not provide the feature to show the path, where the
current document
Hi.
I would like to know if you have some Project that focus MS InfoPath 2003
for OpenOffice. How can I contribute with my programming notions to develop
one?
Thanks,
Pellicano.
Hello,
FireFox and OpenOffice have the same goal make real crossplatform free
and easy to use tools.
My imagine drawing me an operation system based on browser... May be I
wrong about it...
So I have a suggestion make communication plugins.
Plugin 1:
My suggestion is make possible to press
All good suggestions. I would suggest however that you check the
'enhancement' log/list to see if any of these have been suggested before. If
not, you can create them and put the unique number generated back to this
list for people to vote for it.
/paul
On 8/30/05, Robert Conrad [EMAIL
I would really suggest that in order to improve the user experience that you
have had, so that other do not, that you file an enhancement request for
those issues that you feel strongly about.
Posting the numbers back here, people can vote for them if they also think
that they are important
Put a request for enhancement though and then put the unique number back to
the list for people to vote for it.
I don't however know of any plans to do a 'info path' type thing for OOo...
/paul
On 8/30/05, Marcelo Pellicano de Oliveira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I would like to know if
I would suggest that you file a request for enhancement and then put the
unique numbers back to the list for people to vote on.
/paul
On 8/30/05, Dmitry Makhno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
FireFox and OpenOffice have the same goal make real crossplatform free
and easy to use tools.
Hi Steve
I use OpenOffice all the time and, despite its quirks, like it a
lot. But one feature that constantly bugs me is the default location
for finding files to open or save, which as far as I can tell, is the
last place I did that operation (regardless of Office application).
Hi Carl
OO 1.1.4 on WinXP (I use it at home through NeoOfficeJ on Mac OS 10.3.9)
Sorry for this long post, but I've wrestled with the mail merge
functions of OO for a while, it being one of the most important features
Mail merge in the upcoming version 2 is much improved.
Read about it
Marcelo Pellicano de Oliveira wrote:
Hi.
I would like to know if you have some Project that focus MS InfoPath 2003
for OpenOffice. How can I contribute with my programming notions to develop
one?
I believe that the form builder:
I am in the process of creating a Network Install Script for
OpenOffice.org 2.0 and I just finished capturing all of the settings a new
install makes to a Windows Machine. There are a *lot* of registry entries
created by the installer, however, OOo 2.0 Beta2 works just fine if I
simply copy the
Please read a document to submit a issue, mark it as enhacement. Another
option is really understanding the UnO framework and start some hacking
it seems that xpcom are binded to UNO now and that means that it is easier
to make cross-applications extensions.
On 8/30/05, Paul [EMAIL
Hello Everyone!
I may sound totally uninformed but
(1) What is MS InfoPath?
(2) Why would it be good to have something like it in OOo?
If it take a long time to explain or respond to the questions. Links
would be fine. :)
Thanks in advance for anyone's response to this.
Paul Everitt
Dear people,
I have always been a huge fan of OpenOffice and I always encourage everyone to
do the same. But testing 2.0ß I found a major problem that is ruining it to me:
PLEASE, DON'T MAKE THESE FADE-LOOKING TOOLBARS!
It makes the software look cheap. Please, at least incude an option to
Robert Conrad wrote:
Navigator and Outline Numbering should be integrated in the desktop like
in WORD. I don't like them in separate windows.
You can dock them on every side as you like. Just do it. :-)
It would also be good if OO-Writer would recognize the language in which one
is writing.
I had a bunch of stuff saved as OpenOffice files. I
then reformatted my hard drive, and reinstalled OpenOffice. But now when I open
the file, it just brings me a blank template with nothing in there. Thats
useless for me. I need my information back. Please help me out in this. Thanks.
Delmar wrote:
I had a bunch of stuff saved as OpenOffice files. I then reformatted my
hard drive, and reinstalled OpenOffice. But now when I open the file, it
just brings me a blank template with nothing in there. That’s useless
for me. I need my information back. Please help me out in this.
Daniel Leal Werneck wrote:
Dear people,
I have always been a huge fan of OpenOffice and I always encourage everyone to
do the same. But testing 2.0ß I found a major problem that is ruining it to me:
PLEASE, DON'T MAKE THESE FADE-LOOKING TOOLBARS!
WHAT FADING TOOLBARS?
I DON'T SEE ANY
On 2005-08-30 21:24:11, Daniel Kasak wrote:
Daniel Leal Werneck wrote:
Dear people,
I have always been a huge fan of OpenOffice and I always encourage
everyone to do the same. But testing 2.0ß I found a major problem
that is ruining it to me: PLEASE, DON'T MAKE THESE FADE-LOOKING
Mike Petersen wrote:
I am in the process of creating a Network Install Script for
OpenOffice.org 2.0 and I just finished capturing all of the settings a new
install makes to a Windows Machine. There are a *lot* of registry entries
created by the installer, however, OOo 2.0 Beta2 works just
On 26 Aug 2005 Lars D. Noodén wrote,
I notice that the list of HOWTOs for the Database Access
section is missing a Mail Merge howto:
http://dba.openoffice.org/howto/index.html
I'm sure that a clever and motivated person could figure
it out from the existing documents, but mail merge is
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