+1 :)
Dieter Loeschky wrote, On 01/06/09 12:49:
Hi,
improving the performance on OOo significantly even on low end
computers is key critical to be successful in the emerging markets
and to be at eye level with our competitors.
For this reason Li Heng from RedOffice and I want to set up a
Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Kind of reminds me of the virtual UI project
The problem with this project was that it was virtual - it never
actually worked as a project. That should be avoided with performance.
In fact we had a kind of virtual performance project, consisting of
all the people that at
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 05:53:45PM +0100, Mathias Bauer wrote:
In fact we had a kind of virtual performance project, consisting of
all the people that at times worked on that matter. But the outcome of
that occasional work was quite low, it was neither planned nor focussed.
I'm confident that
I'm trying to create a table, and for some god-forsaken reason,
oowriter seems to think it's supposed to convert everyting I
type into dates if at all possible. I type 1-60, and it insists
on converting that to 01/01/60. I type 0-8, and that's left
alone (as it should be).
How to I tell oowriter
On Wednesday 14 January 2009 13:05:22 Grant Edwards wrote:
I'm trying to create a table, and for some god-forsaken reason,
oowriter seems to think it's supposed to convert everyting I
type into dates if at all possible. I type 1-60, and it insists
on converting that to 01/01/60. I type 0-8,
On 2009-01-14, Graham Lauder yori...@openoffice.org wrote:
Select tablenumber format
scroll to the bottom of the list and select text
Turning off Number Recognition worked.
It seems every time OOo is updated, there's always some new
feature that I've got to spend hours figuring out how to
