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Gianluca Brizi wrote:
I hate Microsoft Word. I am Writer and I am publishing a book.
OpenOffice needs to have the binding space function. I am Italian
this function is very important to determine how big the page must
be. So the word is: binding space. Thank You, best regards.
On Thu, 2007-02-15 at 00:06 -0500, William Baric wrote:
Le Thu, 08 Feb 2007 11:30:19 -0500, Lars D. Noodén a écrit :
Also, I'd like to think that OOo is about making a useful productivity
suite and *not* about copying MS Office, especially the interface
mistakes.
I didn't use Office
William Baric schrieb:
One thing is for sure, even if not everybody like the ribbon, the one who
do will consider the old interface as inferior. OpenOffice must either
offer something similar for those people, or do some other major
innovation on the interface. The statu quo won't be good
It's funny this discussion has appeared in my inbox today since just
this lunchtime was I taking Office 2007 for a test drive, I was quite
impressed to be honest.
Cor Nouws [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So maybe we also can just say, that the ribbon-principle was already
implemented by OpenOffice.org
Hi all,
sorry for cross-posting, but I'd like to reach as many community members
as possible. Follow-up at [EMAIL PROTECTED] if possible.
In a few days (Feb. 21th) there will be the UNESCO International Mother
Language Day [1] and John McCreesh asked the Native-Lang Confederation
if we
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 22:06:45 +
Chris Monahan wrote:
[snip]
The ribbon is a bold statement about what office interfaces can be,
but I don't think the way that MS has implemented it is the way
forward, it certainly isn't the only way forward
[snip]
OO.o 1.X had switchable context
Le Thu, 15 Feb 2007 16:17:31 +0100, Cor Nouws a écrit :
IMO the ribbon-hype is just another move from MS to encourage people to
buy their software again.
Of course it is, but the new interface looks like it is more than just a
gimmick. From the few feedback I had, it really seems to be easier
On 16/02/07, Michael Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 22:06:45 +
Chris Monahan wrote:
[snip]
The ribbon is a bold statement about what office interfaces can be,
but I don't think the way that MS has implemented it is the way
forward, it certainly isn't the only way
William Baric:
For them, the interface must
be in their face and disturbing,
exactly Office2007
truth is that average users use Office Suites very differently to your
power users, the Norma and Norman Normals of Normal.dot, fovourers of
the Normal+Big+Slanty 'style' MS Word tailors better to
PS: really sorry to triple post,
rephrasing
won't be the same as MSO2007
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won't -neccesarily- be the same as MSO2007
but that's not -neccesarilly- a bad thing :P
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I am having no luck Googling for a Calc macro that does multiplication
in base eight. Anyone know of such a beast?
Michael
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Little Brave wrote:
I am having no luck Googling for a Calc macro that does multiplication
in base eight. Anyone know of such a beast?
Michael
minor embarrassment Never mind (Emily Latilla sytle). Kcalc has
bin/hex/dec/oct options . . .
Michael Adams wrote:
OO.o 1.X had switchable context sensitive toolbars. The decision was
made to go away from it.
I think I still see them ?
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William Baric wrote:
Most people for whom I offer service do not search for options in menus
and do not use the context-menu. They do not try to learn, don't read
books, they don't even use help screens.
That's why I teach people the context-menu.
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