John Boyle wrote (9-4-2008 1:38)
To Sophie and Cor: I cannot believe you people support this decision as
the benefit definitely goes to the Communists and NOT to the OO
community! I am a Vietnam vet and cannot see any benefit to any one
else! You idiots cannot seen beyond the end of your nose a
On 04/08/2008 04:38 PM, John Boyle wrote:
> To Sophie and Cor: I cannot believe you people support this decision as
> the benefit definitely goes to the Communists and NOT to the OO
> community! I am a Vietnam vet and cannot see any benefit to any one
> else! You idiots cannot seen beyond the en
To Sophie and Cor: I cannot believe you people support this decision as
the benefit definitely goes to the Communists and NOT to the OO
community! I am a Vietnam vet and cannot see any benefit to any one
else! You idiots cannot seen beyond the end of your nose as to what is
real and unreal! Bec
Hi,
John Boyle wrote:
> To Peter: What most people object to is your holding your conference
in Beijing in the first place! There are lots of countries you could
pick even now! >:o
May be you have missed how this location have been choosen? For your
information there was six locations propos
Hi John,
John Boyle wrote (8-4-2008 22:49)
To Peter: What most people object to is your holding your conference in
Beijing in the first place! There are lots of countries you could pick
even now! >:o
The choice for Beijing was made because of the people living and working
there, that are par
To Peter: What most people object to is your holding your conference in
Beijing in the first place! There are lots of countries you could pick
even now! >:o
pj @ OOo wrote:
Dear OOo community,
after evaluating the pros and cons of several possible dates to hold
the OOoCon, we are now plannin
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 10:07 AM, pablo ibanez wrote:
> I was just wondering if holding a conference in a country is a tacit
> endorsment of its government's conduct, where could a conference take place:
> which government's conduct is to be endorsed?
You have to select the government that is t
mike scott-2 wrote:
>
> On 4 Apr 2008 at 13:07, WesNathan wrote:
>
>>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> For some reason, everytime I paste usually text into Writer from Windows
>> clipboard, the text is always beyond the normal margins of the page. It
>> just
>> spreads out as if the white screen(page) wi
On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:54:30 +1000
Allen Ryall wrote:
> Thanx Michael;
>
> BUT - there IS NO "start > (All) Programs" - indeed, I have nothing I
> would call a 'menu'.
The start menu is part of Windows, specifically Windows98 - WindowsXP.
If you have Windows Vista it is the round circle thing
Greetings:
I have recently downloaded OOo 2.4 which replaced 2.3. I have noticed that
the saved emails that I have and the new ones that I try now to save have been
converted somehow. When I try to open them, the ASCII window comes up with
Western Europe with Windows-1252/WinLatin as a defaul
On 8 Apr 2008 at 9:54, Allen Ryall wrote:
> Thanx Michael;
>
> BUT - there IS NO "start > (All) Programs" - indeed, I have nothing I would
> call a 'menu'. I've attached a WORD version of the contents of my folder;
> when I double-click on "setup" (Note - NOT 'setup.exe'), I am just presented
On Monday 07 April 2008, Seb wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Every time I open a M$ Office file (Word, Excel, or
Powerpoint), simply
> browse its contents without changing anything, and then
close the file
> I'm always presented with the dialog:
>
> The Document "X" has been modified.
> Do you want to save yo
Thanx Michael;
BUT - there IS NO "start > (All) Programs" - indeed, I have nothing I would
call a 'menu'. I've attached a WORD version of the contents of my folder; when
I double-click on "setup" (Note - NOT 'setup.exe'), I am just presented with an
option to MODIFY the files I already have. T
Dear OOo community,
after evaluating the pros and cons of several possible dates to hold the
OOoCon, we are now planning to welcome you to Beijing from November 5 to 7.
The main reason to eye November is the fact, that flight prices normally
drop significantly after October. Another important
hi evrybody
I was just wondering if holding a conference in a country is a tacit endorsment
of its government's conduct, where could a conference take place: which
government's conduct is to be endorsed? In which country? Where is this
country, I want to move there!!! ;)
Cheers to all
And thanks
A. G. P. wrote:
... a decision to hold any conference in China is a tacit endorsement
of the government's conduct.
Holding a conference in a country is not the same as endorse the
government of that country.
If a lot of OOo'ers can't get visa to get to a country then I would
suggest not to
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