Hi Lars,
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
I can't find the link to part one, but here's part two:
Matt Leppard. "Getting away from the Office (part two)" Bangkok Post.
18 Jan 2006.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/180106_Database/18Jan2006_datacol11.php
Here are two more:
http://www.bangkokpost.co
Here's part 1:
http://www.bangkokpost.com/110106_Database/11Jan2006_datacol10.php
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>I can't find the link to part one, but here's part two:
>
> Matt Leppard. "Getting away from the Office (part two)" Bangkok Post.
>
In your opening window of openoffice.org, you have numerous spelling
errors that concerns me about quality control.
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Hi Bob,
On Thu, Jan 19, 2006 at 20:07:56 -0600, Bob Hartung wrote:
> If I am on the wrong list please advise of the correct site.
users@openoffice.org respectively users@sc.openoffice.org would be more
appropriate.
> Howver, even though when I print the spreadsheet the cell borders print,
>
Chad Smith wrote:
Were they burned already?
Yes
Did you store them vertically?
No. WTF?
Did you read the
rest of my email?
Yes
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On 1/23/06, Daniel Kasak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Chad Smith wrote:
> > Were they burned already?
> Yes
> > Did you store them vertically?
> No. WTF?
Burned CDs last longer when they are stored vertically. If you had indeed
read my previous email and checked the links I sent, you'd know
Are page border line types used in Writer stored in a file type that can
be modified or edited?
The ability to do this with 'Drawing' would a very nice touch.
Thank you in advance
Paul
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Hello,
As Alexandro puts it, the OASIS ODF public list is definitely the right
place. The so-called ODF fellowship is an interesting place, but is one
part of the the OpenDocument Format community. And besides, their lists
are not publicly readable.
Hope this helps,
Charles.
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Charles-H.Schulz wrote:
> The so-called ODF fellowship is an interesting place, but is one
> part of the the OpenDocument Format community.
I'm glad you think our work is interesting. The OpenDocument community
(interesting term) is vast. It includes several large companies, several
open source
Chad Smith wrote:
Burned CDs last longer when they are stored vertically. If you had indeed
read my previous email and checked the links I sent, you'd know that
already.
I read your claim about vertical storage in your previous email.
My response then was the same as it is now: WTF?
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Dani
I did not notice spelling errors. I did notice British, as opposed to
US, spelling. I did notice certain grammar weaknesses in Ed's letter.
Keep improving, and we'll all learn together.
Avraham
Ed wrote:
In your opening window of openoffice.org, you have numerous spelling
errors that concer
Ed wrote:
In your opening window of openoffice.org, you have numerous spelling
errors that concerns me about quality control.
No I don't.
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Daniel Kasak
IT Developer
NUS Consulting Group
Level 5, 77 Pacific Highway
North Sydney, NSW, Australia 2060
T: (+61) 2 9922-7676 / F: (+61) 2 9922 7989
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EwwwEd, you got Daniel's dandruff (if he is not bald) up. LOLyou
have to remember that OOo is an International program, the programmers come
from every continent and these modules are joined to make the masterpiece
that OOo is. King's English and Double-ya's English do have differences
Before we send this to the api-dev list alexandro. We may want to
consider ways of augmenting the present techology. Alot of what is
tossed around on the discuss list includes UI. Ultimately it's the UI
that's going to be one of the biggest factors for end users. Also the
development lists depend o
Actually the CD's last longest in paper sleeves. This minimizes air
movement and reduces oxidization. Storing CD's verticaly typicaly
prevents the CD itself from moving around itself. The spindle in the
case can over time warp the CD if it's stored horizontaly. Not sure
why though. I'll see if I ca
Hi guys,
This CD-discussion has gone a long way from the original question and
subject. Maybe start a separate thread somewhere?
Greetings,
Cor
Rigel wrote:
Actually the CD's last longest in paper sleeves. This minimizes air
movement and reduces oxidization. Storing CD's verticaly typicaly
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