Wesley Parish wrote:
I suspect Microsoft dragged over some of their programming gurus from arcane
C/C++-using projects to draft this standard, because it's got the feeling of
the Microsoft Standard variable-naming procedures that I've seen discussed in
various programming magazines here and
No. It's not off topic.
From The mailing lists page of OOo
http://www.openoffice.org/mail_list.html
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This list is intended for discussions on OpenOffice.org and Open Source.
Last I checked, Linux was open source. So is Tux Racer, FreeCiv, and
SuperTux.
This topic is very
On Sun, 2005-11-27 at 02:17 +, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Microsoft is very clever. It wouldn't shock me if they came up with a
way to do that. They shouldn't be underestimated.
Based on past evidence even someone with no brains would realise that.
Since MOOX is technically inferior to ODF
Chad Smith wrote:
The downside to OOo offering these other filters isn't bloat - it's a matter
of freedom. StarOffice pays companies for the right to use their filters.
OOo, being free, can't do that. Also many of the filters are of a
propriatary nature that precludes their inclusion in a
Chad Smith wrote:
I agree. If this does turn out to be based on OOo, they've done a good job
of hiding it - and offering stuff that OOo is unable or unwilling to offer -
like the online-based version.
I was playing around a bit with Thinkfree.
At least starting one of the applications the
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Wesley Parish wrote:
I suspect Microsoft dragged over some of their programming gurus from
arcane C/C++-using projects to draft this standard, because it's got
snip
Arcane? Uh, you mean like OpenOffice.org's codebase? Or all of Linux?
Or Firefox?
mark yes, I
On 11/27/05, Ian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This a case where you can't be pro-MS
and Pro-ODF/OOo.
You can be pro-OOo without being pro-ODF.
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- Chad Smith
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Because everyone loves free software!
Jack Fisher wrote:
A little better support for printing envelopes would make a fine program a lot
better. There are no instructions for setting up envelopes for printing.
Choose Insert Envelopes for the very clear interface, and a button to
extra help...
Succes,
Cor
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On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 13:58:02 -, Mathias Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Chad Smith wrote:
The downside to OOo offering these other filters isn't bloat - it's a
matter
of freedom. StarOffice pays companies for the right to use their
filters.
OOo, being free, can't do that. Also many
On Sat, 26 Nov 2005 19:15:45 -, martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sirs.
After downloading and installing OOo 2.0 for both Windows, and Linux
(i86) I was gratified to find that in the Windows version I can at least
import tables from an M$ Access database. I was extremely
2005/11/26, Daniel Carrera [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Of course it can be abreviated. What I'm saying is that abreviating it
is not going to give you the benefit that you think it will. It will not
speed up parsin, it will not make the file load faster. It will save
disk space, but I doubt that disk
Henrik Sundberg wrote:
I'd say that smaller files are faster than bigger.
The slow down due to the size increase is infinitesimal. See below for
an example. It's like arguing that you should use small variables in
your python program because that will make the file faster. Anyone who
knows
On Tue November 22 2005 23:07, + rkmsconsultants wrote:
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hi all
iam i user only but love your work if i might suggest a add on or plug in
a good contact manager as it is i have to convert to excel or csv then try
outlook hahaha or use a 3rd party program
On 11/27/05, CPHennessy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chad,
Not many people have actually expressed what this PIM part of OOo would
be.
I have not used MSOffice+Outlook, so I'm not aware of what all the
integration
there between MSWord and Outlook is. If you could explain what exactly you
think
On Sun November 27 2005 22:51, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
I got an email from the CEO of Cosmopod, he add recently OpenOffice.org
to his NX server. He asked me about if OOo can be multi-lingual as a
network instalation.
Of course. once the lang packs are added, do Tools - Options -
Language
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 00:49:42 -, CPHennessy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Sun November 27 2005 22:51, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
I got an email from the CEO of Cosmopod, he add recently OpenOffice.org
to his NX server. He asked me about if OOo can be multi-lingual as a
network instalation.
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