Lars D. Noodén wrote:
How feasible would it be for OOo to load strings (e.g. menu labels and
dialog messages) at runtime? Apparently Opera does this already, see
xx.lng where xx is the two letter ISO-639 language code.
Having strings load at runtime would allow the end user to further
Tony wrote:
Is that something worth adding to a wish list for some future revision?
If you want to swap language you need enough understanding of the current
language to go through the following longwinded process:
Does anybody know why the code used in OOo 1.1.3-ZA to switch
languages was
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006, Mathias Bauer wrote:
[snip]
Do you mean OOo should load its strings from editable text files to make
it easier to change them? Well, at least for menus we already do this,
nor for dialogs.
[snip]
That is what I meant. It would be useful if the dialogs and help text
also
Jonathon Blake wrote:
Tony wrote:
Is that something worth adding to a wish list for some future revision?
If you want to swap language you need enough understanding of the current
language to go through the following longwinded process:
Does anybody know why the code used in OOo
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006, Mathias Bauer wrote:
[snip]
Do you mean OOo should load its strings from editable text files to make
it easier to change them? Well, at least for menus we already do this,
nor for dialogs.
[snip]
That is what I meant. It would be useful if the
I think the point he is making is that 0 * anything is zero
If we take a fractional index it becomes root of ie 0^ half is the
square root of 0 = 0. 0^ third is cube root of zero = zero. Since the
nth root of zero is zero, the millionth root of zero is zero, how come
suddenly the infinity
Dear friends,
I want to use Base as frontend for Database Applications. But there are few
problems-
1) I can't find how to customize grouping and ordering level for Base Reports.
2) Many times Base on Windows XP SP 2 crashes while editing form/report? why?
3) Is it possible or new feature to
On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 10:45:20 -0600, shreeseva [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dear friends,
I want to use Base as frontend for Database Applications. But there are
few problems-
1) I can't find how to customize grouping and ordering level for Base
Reports.
2) Many times Base on Windows XP SP
On 23 Mar 2006 at 12:59, Mathias Bauer wrote:
At least inside OOo you can switch languages under
Tools-Options-Language Settings. And there is also a setting
But my point is that this is a long and cumbersome way to change
language AND relies on the user knowing enough of the current
I have many ideas on how to improve OpenOffice.org, and make it even better
than Microsoft Office.
General improvements:
1. Better gradients features:
The actual gradient system is a bit complicate and tedious. It would be
better to be the same as MS Office XP. Also, the gradients
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I've been using an open source information manager application for
quite a while now, but I've been having difficulty getting it to work
in Linux/wine. The program, keynote, saves a collection of rtf files
as a single file, something like a master document in openoffice.
I was wondering if a
For enhancement requests you create a login on the main OOo page,
login, and then on the left hand side create a new request. Make sure
the type is 'enhancement'. Enhancements are voted on with the most
voted being included in subsequent releases.
I would suggest that if the file format of this
On Thu March 23 2006 00:46, + Juan Velez wrote:
I have many ideas on how to improve OpenOffice.org, and make it even better
than Microsoft Office.
General improvements:
1. Better gradients features:
The actual gradient system is a bit complicate and tedious. It would be
better to be
I've been using an open source information manager application for
quite a while now, but I've been having difficulty getting it to work
in Linux/wine. The program, keynote, saves a collection of rtf files
as a single file, something like a master document in openoffice.
Since running Linux,
If you use Keynote alot, you may want to look at:
WikidPad: http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad/
or
FreeMind: http://sourceforge.net/projects/freemind/
Each of them has their benefits and drawbacks, neither one integrates,
but I like them both better than KeyNote. One lets you use a Wiki
right on
M$ wanted no part of the OASIS ODF TC. So why do they want to be part of
the committee to vote for or against ODF becoming ISO approved standard?
An interesting (slightly complicated) possible answer:
http://www.consortiuminfo.org/newsblog/blog.php?ID=2162
and a Groklaw entry on the same
Without reading all that, I'd say the answer is pretty obvious.
If they had anything to do with the ODF OASIS thing, win or lose - it would
lend crendence to the format. If MS is on the committee, it must be
important!
At this point in the game, though, the gloves are off. ODF didn't just fade
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