For the time being, but that's rapidly changing.
On the other hand MS Outlook does not offer the same degree of standards
complliance, robustness (esp in regard to malware) and offers no cross
platform capabilities. Integration, when used by MS, seems of late to
have become a code word for
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
For the time being, but that's rapidly changing.
Not really. Not via the calendar plug-in. Not if you currently use and
like how Outlook works. But like I said, the Lightning project for TB is
going after it hard.
On the other hand MS Outlook does not offer the same
Le dimanche 09 octobre 2005 à 04:24 -0500, Randomthots a écrit :
But the rest of the world more or less
considers MS to *be* the standard.
The rest of the world considers whatever their company chose at the
standard, be it Notes, Outlook, Thunderbird or whatever obscure mailer
which
And for the last word on this!
http://wordways.com/eckler96.htm
On Sat, 08 Oct 2005 17:49:04 +0100
Alexandro Colorado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't think when will that be useful.. I dont want OpenOffice.org to
think that he knows better than I do and I can't type 'boing boing'
On
On 10/8/05, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
I RTFM'd the directions for 2.0 RC2 (Linux, x86). It said that there
will be a program/script called setup. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES do I want
to install a test release to locations fixed in an RPM, nor do I want to
spend half an hour doing
Hi there OpenOffice.org ideas team,
I have a suggestion. Could the auto-save be turned on with a default value of
15 min without prompts as default upon installation. It's a normal thing that
the majority of people would use and if people don't like it for some reason
they can turn it off.
On Sun, 09 Oct 2005 10:42:12 +0100, Grant Gorddard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there OpenOffice.org ideas team,
I have a suggestion. Could the auto-save be turned on with a default
value of 15 min without prompts as default upon installation. It's a
normal thing that the majority of
On Sun, 09 Oct 2005 01:40:32 +0100, Tom Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Wondering if there has been any discussion/consideration of association
with openclipart library? Seems like a natural association.
-
To
Grant Gorddard 11:42 2005-10-09:
Hi there OpenOffice.org ideas team,
I have a suggestion. Could the auto-save be turned on with a default value of
15 min without prompts as default upon installation. It's a normal thing that
the majority of people would use and if people don't like it for
Hi, folks.
Well, I'm trying to try 2.0 RC 2. Actually, I d/l RC 1, then 2. I also
rtfm'd the instructions for 2.0.
1. There is *no* setup or install.
2. Under *NO* circumstances do I want to install over my
existing 1.x version until I've tested 2.0 (and, hopefully,
it
No answer to your question, but...
Where did you find RC2? I thought RC1 or RC for short is the latest?
Are you sure it is not *Beta*2?
/Morgan
mark 18:38 2005-10-09:
Hi, folks.
Well, I'm trying to try 2.0 RC 2. Actually, I d/l RC 1, then 2.
--
Morgan Olsson, Kivik, Sweden
On 2005-10-08, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I RTFM'd the directions for 2.0 RC2 (Linux, x86). It said that there
will be a program/script called setup. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES do I want
to install a test release to locations fixed in an RPM,
You can use the --prefix or --relocate
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Le dimanche 09 octobre 2005 à 04:24 -0500, Randomthots a écrit :
But the rest of the world more or less
considers MS to *be* the standard.
The rest of the world considers whatever their company chose at the
standard, be it Notes, Outlook, Thunderbird or whatever
I wrote 18:54 2005-10-09:
Where did you find RC2?
Ok I see now it is very very brand-new and most links are not updated yet...
No localized builds nor language files yet (that I can find)
/Morgan
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Morgan Olsson, Kivik, Sweden
Tom Taylor wrote:
Wondering if there has been any discussion/consideration of association
with openclipart library? Seems like a natural association.
Tom, such an association should be a two way street. On the Open Clip
Art Library website OpenOffice.org is listed as an affiliate, but on the
Well, if OCAL made their graphics *work* with OOo, then their might be a
reason for OOo to link to them. As it is - it would be pointless for OOo to
link to a bunch of clip art that OOo users can't use.
-Chad Smith
On 10/9/05, Nicu Buculei [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom, such an association
Nicu Buculei wrote:
Tom Taylor wrote:
Wondering if there has been any discussion/consideration of
association with openclipart library? Seems like a natural association.
Tom, such an association should be a two way street. On the Open Clip
Art Library website OpenOffice.org is listed as
Chad Smith wrote:
Well, if OCAL made their graphics *work* with OOo, then their might be a
reason for OOo to link to them. As it is - it would be pointless for OOo to
link to a bunch of clip art that OOo users can't use.
What do you mean? OOo has never raised this concern. I've asked
On Sun, 2005-10-09 at 13:19 -0400, Chad Smith wrote:
Well, if OCAL made their graphics *work* with OOo, then their might be a
reason for OOo to link to them.
OCAL does work with OOo but not in its native vector format. That is
mainly because OOo still doesn't have internal SVG import support
Hi,
I'm using 1.1.4 and am trying to prepare a 3 column newsletter on an A4
page. I need this to be saved as a Word doc. The problem is when I save it
in this format I lose the 3 column set up.
I have tried creating a 3 column template and putting the text into that.
Still the same problem in
Le dimanche 09 octobre 2005 à 12:04 -0500, Randomthots a écrit :
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Le dimanche 09 octobre 2005 à 04:24 -0500, Randomthots a écrit :
But the rest of the world more or less
considers MS to *be* the standard.
The rest of the world considers whatever their
On Sun, 2005-10-09 at 20:12 +0200, Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Not surprisingly since evo is an outlook clone (purposeful decision)
Not quite, it handles things like in line comments a lot better than
Outlook. I use both and I definitely prefer Evolution. If its ported to
Windows I'll definitely
On Sun, 2005-10-09 at 18:53 +0200, Ted Parrett wrote:
Hi,
I'm using 1.1.4 and am trying to prepare a 3 column newsletter on an A4
page. I need this to be saved as a Word doc. The problem is when I save it
in this format I lose the 3 column set up.
I have tried creating a 3 column template
Hi Ted,
Ted Parrett wrote:
Hi,
I'm using 1.1.4 and am trying to prepare a 3 column newsletter on an A4
page. I need this to be saved as a Word doc. The problem is when I save it
in this format I lose the 3 column set up.
I've done a quick simple try in 1.1.2 and the three columns are present
OpenDocument Gathers Worldwide Support
10 October 2005
The Open Document Fellowship promotes the new internationally agreed
standard for digital documents, Open Document Format (OpenDocument).
The Fellowship, formed in September, has attracted support and
interest from around the globe.
The
John Thompson wrote:
On 2005-10-08, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I RTFM'd the directions for 2.0 RC2 (Linux, x86). It said that there
snip
You can use the --prefix or --relocate switches with rpm to direct the
snip
nor do I want to spend half an hour doing rpm after rpm.
No need for
Morgan Olsson wrote:
No answer to your question, but...
Where did you find RC2? I thought RC1 or RC for short is the latest?
Are you sure it is not *Beta*2?
Um, download the release candidate? The date is 051005; the RC 1 wwas 09
2x somthing.
mark
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Who do you support?
Politics
I recently downloaded and installed OpenOffice 2.0
When I try to do a spell check it comes up with spell check complete without
checking any spellings!.
Clicking on OK closes the spell-check window and there is no way of getting to
the options button on the spell-checker.
Has anyone encountered
http://news.yahoo.com/s/mc/20051005/tc_mc/microsoftnoofficesoftwareforlinux
I don't remember seeing this story making the rounds on here, so I'll post
the link to the obvious news story.
So, for a while anyway, OOo will remain the undisputed king of office suites
for at least one operating
On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 01:03:57 +0100, Chad Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, for a while anyway, OOo will remain the undisputed king of office
suites
for at least one operating system.
I hope you werent meaning solaris or BSD :p
--
Alexandro Colorado
CoLeader of OpenOffice.org ES
Najib Chaudhry wrote:
I recently downloaded and installed OpenOffice 2.0
When I try to do a spell check it comes up with spell check complete without
checking any spellings!.
Clicking on OK closes the spell-check window and there is no way of getting to
the options button on the spell-checker.
Grant Gorddard wrote:
Hi there OpenOffice.org ideas team,
I have a suggestion. Could the auto-save be turned on with a default value of
15 min without prompts as default upon installation. It's a normal thing that
the majority of people would use and if people don't like it for some reason
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