Daniele Filippetto wrote:
I often use OOo Calc to write and solve complex equations. In some cases
it's very hard to check if the formula is written correctly because it's
visualized in a text mode. I would love if someone could develop a
graphical way to show the expressions. (I prepared a
On Thu December 29 2005 22:43, + Tracey Ambrose wrote:
Hi, I've just discovered that I can't start a cell with a lower case
letter, I am being forced to have upper case and this can not even be over
come in formating, if there is a way to do it that I have missed please let
me know, otherwise
On Sun January 1 2006 23:59, + Peter Curzon wrote:
First off, I think what you guys are doing is incredible. I was very
excited by the possibility of downloading an office suite for free, but I
was a little disappointed when I realized that there was no Outlook
equivalent. Is that in the
On Fri December 23 2005 03:40, + ed wrote:
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Yup it's in OOo 2 the bug is still there .the decreasing or increasing
indent action will lead cursor or text, over the write area (pages).
Can you please report this in issuezilla ? ( http://openoffice.org
On Wed November 30 2005 03:04, + Henrik Eismark wrote:
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In the top bar a field for looking up in Google could be available.
I am particularly interested in using the field for finding definitions for
terms via the google define: command.
This is very
It should be possible to do this using Starbasic macros today.
Certainly not a viable solution and much worse than my simple suggestion of an
input field in the top bar. Not userfriendly and much, much too complicated
for the average and low competency user. And not enough of a competitive
On Mon January 2 2006 13:50, + Henrik Eismark wrote:
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It should be possible to do this using Starbasic macros today.
Certainly not a viable solution and much worse than my simple suggestion of
an input field in the top bar. Not userfriendly and much,
Hi
I'm unhappy with the way Listing/Numbering works in Writing-Software including
the Oo Writer. I have a suggestion to make it work easier for amatuer users /
ungeek persons. I think the system as it is, is unintuitive and needs a lot of
fumbling to get it the way you want. Every person I ask
Until recently I managed to make use of the pdf-export function. Today I
tried again, but the result is an empty document. How can this be?
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Hi Dominik,
Thnaks for your interest and suggestion.
Reading your mail, I get the impression that the way you apply
numbering, is different from the way I am used to do it.
You start mentioning 'Listing/Numbering'.
The example thereafter, however, applies to 'outline numbering'.
The first is
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 09:48:34 -0500
Doug Carey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just tried to download your OPENOFFICE software, and after over
3 hours of on-line time to do this, it stopped and reported that the
doenload could not continue because it was corrupted some how. I
don't know what
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On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 09:48:34 -0500
Doug Carey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
corrupted some how.
I was wondering, if there are plans to add an email client similar to Outlook in
power to OpenOffice. I truly believe this would honestly round out the product,
and make it a very competitive rival/replacement for Office then.
Thank you.
Thanks, I found it in Tools-Autocorrect
On 03/01/06, CPHennessy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu December 29 2005 22:43, + Tracey Ambrose wrote:
Hi, I've just discovered that I can't start a cell with a lower case
letter, I am being forced to have upper case and this can not even be
over
On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:59:29 +0100
Dominik Zühlke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I'm unhappy with the way Listing/Numbering works in Writing-Software
including the Oo Writer. I have a suggestion to make it work easier
for amatuer users / ungeek persons. I think the system as it is, is
What would be really neat - and perhaps more attainable - is the ability to
write a mini-program
with pseudo code (within certain limitations) that could be compiled into
OOo Calc formulae.
Example (really simple)
if B2 0 then
A1 = 4
else
A1 = 2
endif
in A1 would be =IF(B2
Hi,
I have an idea for a program that I know many companies and private
persons would be very interested to buy and use. People really really
wants this program , and it does not exist.
I don't like Microsoft so therefore I contact Open Office.
I belive my idea is so good that this program
Thanks for your open mindedness and your understanding.
No reason to introduce sarcams because I reject a proposal.
Not every proposal can be the best solution. It's impossible
You getting hit is a statistical conincidence.
If you did not fully understand my suggestion then I could have told
I don't believe it is in the plans. There is a great open source email
client in Thunderbird (http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/) that is
available from the same people that support mozilla.
/paul
On 1/3/06, Richard L. Howell Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering, if there are plans to
On 1/2/06, Kari Anne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have an idea for a program that I know many companies and private
persons would be very interested to buy and use. People really really
wants this program , and it does not exist.
I don't like Microsoft so therefore I contact Open Office.
Dear Openoffice Team:
It would appear that I am having a problem accessing a feature in your
suite: write, to clarify; AutoCorrect, to be precise. This feature,
which worked quite well prior to the 2.0 release, allowed me to add
various misspelt words and the corrected counterpart, such
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