I am using the beta version of OpenOffice, and very fond of it.
Although I really enjoy using it for all text purposes, I am
not that delighted by the math-mode of Oo.
Indeed, as every scientists on earth, in need for well-typed
scientific documents, I rather use latex, and usually without
any
Multi language bar idea.
I Can speak and write 3 languages (English, Italian, German), and I
always thought that a good feature for Open Office should be a Multi
language bar.
I find myself writing to relatives in Italy, writing job applications in
English and writing to colleagues in
Hei,
Hei,
could we setup a wiki page for these integration ideas?
I had made a similar call (for suggestions) a couple of weeks ago, it
would be good to gather them in a central place, so that they can be
fine tuned, extended and devs know where to look.
Of course we can. But
Hei,
A very very very good software to copy should be :
http://www.mackichan.com/
and as you could figure, this software uses the very common
and suitable language that Latex is...
as far as i understand how latex works, you'd need a whole latex
installation to get any output. This adds
Hello Massimiliano,
Am Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:05:39 +1200
schrieb Massimiliano Cacciamani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Multi language bar idea.
I Can speak and write 3 languages (English, Italian, German), and I
always thought that a good feature for Open Office should be a Multi
language bar.
This
Le Mar 17 avril 2007 12:15, Sigrid Kronenberger a écrit :
Hello Massimiliano,
Am Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:05:39 +1200
schrieb Massimiliano Cacciamani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Multi language bar idea.
I Can speak and write 3 languages (English, Italian, German), and I
always thought that a good
Hi Nicolas,
Am Tue, 17 Apr 2007 12:25:59 +0200 (CEST)
schrieb Nicolas Mailhot [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Le Mar 17 avril 2007 12:15, Sigrid Kronenberger a écrit :
Hello Massimiliano,
Am Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:05:39 +1200
schrieb Massimiliano Cacciamani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Multi language bar
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Le Mar 17 avril 2007 12:15, Sigrid Kronenberger a écrit :
Hello Massimiliano,
Am Tue, 17 Apr 2007 10:05:39 +1200
schrieb Massimiliano Cacciamani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Multi language bar idea.
I Can speak and write 3 languages (English, Italian, German), and I
always
On Monday 16 April 2007 18:05, Massimiliano Cacciamani
wrote:
Multi language bar idea.
I Can speak and write 3 languages (English, Italian,
German), and I
always thought that a good feature for Open Office
should be a Multi
language bar.
I find myself writing to relatives in Italy,
Le Mar 17 avril 2007 13:13, Bernd Eilers a écrit :
Using styles is not a workaround it´s a feature! ;-)
No it's not.
OO.o has a very powerful styling feature
It's been used and abused for all sorts of things (langage, link objects)
that have nothing in common with presentation.
Styles are
On Monday 16 April 2007 18:05, Massimiliano Cacciamani
wrote:
Multi language bar idea.
I Can speak and write 3 languages (English, Italian,
German), and I
always thought that a good feature for Open Office
should be a Multi
language bar.
I find myself writing to relatives in Italy,
On Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Gordon wrote:
Not /quite/ true unfortunately - there is an add-on converter for previous
versions of office that will read Office 2007 documents.
Thanks. That's good to know for emergencies. However, in both the short
and logn run it is in jsut about everybordy's
Hei,
No it's not.
OO.o has a very powerful styling feature
It's been used and abused for all sorts of things (langage, link objects)
that have nothing in common with presentation.
Styles are *not* a generic text attribute framework. Or rather they can
be deep down but this concept should
Hi,
Sorry for being late to this discussion. I don't read those lists
continuously any more.
Frank Schönheit schrieb:
Hi,
looking for a possibility to implement some client-side logging
facilities in our database drivers, I came across css.util.logging [1] -
a UNO API which promises to
Frank Meies wrote:
Hi,
with OOo 2.2, a first draft of a Smart Tag API has been introduced. That
API only provided some basic Smart Tag functionality which had to be
enhanced in many regards. An overview about Smart Tags and the current
Smart Tag API can be found be:
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Stephan,
Sorry this feedback is rather late. Anyway, I am completely confused
by what you propose.
Some things in your mail make me think you read the old css.util.logging
API, not the new one. Sure you visited
Last year, I gave similar suggestion, but the response is pessimistic.
Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 01:38:36 +0200
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: discuss@openoffice.org
Subject: [discuss] latex users
I am using the beta version of OpenOffice, and very
On 13/07/07, Ale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which are 100% free gratis software i can use at work in office?
I ask for windows software due to i have no idea about what Linux is!
Abou Linux which gratis distribution should i use first?
Best regards, Ale, Italy
naturally openoffice for basic
proprietry formats
that's not what MS say, in fact I see no reason to contest that, bad
format - likely, proprietry doesn't look like it
To the OP
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In the case of integrating a Mozilla and an OpenOffice application
what would that mean for the respective underlying frameworks (NSPR
and UNO)
I mean will they begin to merge, or form an extensive bridge between?
or is it possible to ignore the underlying frameworks and just mash up
some
I have a friend who isn't exactly a power user, who i've got onto OO,
he says he finds OpenOffice fine except for Math, which he couldn't
begin to understand how to do anything.
And from this reply it doesn't seem to be very popular with the experts.
I use it, but only out of neccessity and
While editing that reply googlemail has given me the following advert:
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Ouch OO brethren...
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For additional
Styles do lead something to be desired in OO...
Not the technical or the logical aspect of it, just the interface is
slightly broken
The way I see it OO uses styles a LOT more than MSO and unlike MSO
actually encourages you to use them, however MSO enables styles to be
used in a more natural
Chris Monahan wrote:
Styles do lead something to be desired in OO...
Not the technical or the logical aspect of it, just the interface is
slightly broken
The way I see it OO uses styles a LOT more than MSO and unlike MSO
actually encourages you to use them, however MSO enables styles to be
On Wed, 2007-18-04 at 00:10 +0100, Chris Monahan wrote:
Consider that MSO seems to have a real system for updating templates
on the fly and for swapping templates applied to a document...
Yes, and it's one of the main causes of document corruption, too. So far
as I'm concerned, OOo does users
Chris Monahan wrote:
Styles do lead something to be desired in OO...
A style for tables is one of the missing features.
Not the technical or the logical aspect of it, just the interface is
slightly broken
The first step would be removing all formatting commands fromt ehUI,
except to
I also recomend checking up inkscape and Songbird.
On 4/17/07, Chris Monahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13/07/07, Ale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which are 100% free gratis software i can use at work in office?
I ask for windows software due to i have no idea about what Linux is!
Abou Linux
Good day,
I'm a university student. I have a combination question (and/or)
suggestion. Many of our professors are having great difficulty using
'Einstruction - CPS 4.0' classroom presentation software with its intended
mate, powerpoint (various error codes... I don't have all the details).
I am running fedora fc 6 on an x86_64 (dual core athlon) box and am
having problems connecting with a mysql database.
Previously (IIRC over a year ago) I had this working on an i386 box
(fc3 or 4 - I forget which), but with the x86_64 box. I am having
problems.
I can connect to the
Hi,
I would like to see OOo writer have the option of turning styles off
completely at times and having totally manual formatting.
what for?
I would suggest quite the opposite...
Remove all manual formatting and instead provide some kind of formatting
palette which is always style bound and
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