Cor Nouws wrote:
Gordon wrote (12-12-09 18:05)
Just the same as MS Word then.THAT has some horrific annoyances as
well
Not really...
Oh yes it does.write a paragraph, press tab to indent the first line
and the WHOLE DAM PARAGRAPH indentsyou have to turn that off in
advanced
Dear Fellow Writers:
I have had this on occasions, especially when the text has been imported or
pasted from another application or possibly a website.
Since this doesn't ALWAYS happen, it suggests that that block of text has a
hidden character in it that may be the problem.
I have also had the
Dear Gordon:
I agree, auto-complete is frequently a nuisance, as it ass a judgemental
application. Like all applications that make judgemental decisions or do
diagnostics, they are trouble prone and always will be.
A computer has no real intelligence! Only a human being has that. Hence
there are
Hi the List,
I hope that someone has had this problem and has found a fix for it.
I am at present running Ubuntu 9.10, as upgraded from 9.04, and tried to
print envelopes from OOo 3.10 Writer and found that it did not work.
To make sure that I was doing the 'right thing' I downloaded 'Getting
Michael Harold wrote:
Hi the List,
I hope that someone has had this problem and has found a fix for it.
I am at present running Ubuntu 9.10, as upgraded from 9.04, and tried to
print envelopes from OOo 3.10 Writer and found that it did not work.
To make sure that I was doing the 'right
On 12/13/2009 08:27 PM, Michael Harold wrote:
Hi the List,
I hope that someone has had this problem and has found a fix for it.
I am at present running Ubuntu 9.10, as upgraded from 9.04, and tried to
print envelopes from OOo 3.10 Writer and found that it did not work.
To make sure that
On 2007-12-17 08:38:26, jonathon wrote:
On Dec 14, 2007 2:32 AM, java sunshine wrote:
I think an application like OpenOffice.org Writer should has tab
function too.
Currently available as an add on.
(SNIP)
I had some interest in seeing what that would look like, so I started
looking at
On 2007-11-04 02:33:33, Bob Long wrote:
[CC:d to user]
Beni von Weissenberg wrote:
Hello,
first thank you for a great product. (Writer). However I would like
to have one more feature in the EDIT menu. DELETE with maybe
Delete document and its pathname meaning that the document
On 2007-11-20 11:36:29, MasonCide wrote:
Hi,
I've nearly completed a long book with OpenOffice 2.0 Writer in
Debian
Linux
Etch. I think the Writer is great. I didn't have any problems with
it.
While I haven't done any books, I _have_ written technical reports
running to over 2400
On 2007-10-04 23:23:34, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Mon, 01 Oct 2007 14:06:36 -0500, John B Kittredge
jbk4...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
I'm an old IBM LotusSuite user with LOTS of Lotus WordPro, 1-2-3
and
Approach files.
I'me very disappointed to see that OpenOffice 2.3.0 does not read
On 2007-11-26 15:45:45, Stefan Monnier wrote:
In support of separating content from presentation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_style_and_content
BTW: my wife seems to have trouble doing that. She always ends up
with
a piece of text where everything is using the default
I have used first StarOffice and now openoffice since the days of
SO-4-or-5.something, and find it to be the best office suite for my
purposes. My thanks go to everyone who has contributed to it :-)
Recently I installed fedora 7 on a machine, and much to my surprise I
found that the old
On 2007-11-21 20:31:47, jonathon wrote:
Mike wrote:
, then Open Office should not be telling users that they have to
adapt to some arbitrary standard.
ISO standards are not arbitrary. (At least, in theory they aren't
arbitrary.)
Suggesting that one use an ISO standard instead of an
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
I was wondering about the desirability of a possible extension to
formatting/styles.
I am a programmer / software architect now, but in a former life
(ages ago) I worked as the sysadmin at a commercial typesetting house
(probably a nearly-dead breed by now). There I was in charge of all
A lng time ago I was in charge of the care and feeding of some
fairly large (for the time) computer systems at a commercial
type-setting house (not many of those left around these days).
As as result I ended up with an interest in the development of various
typefaces going back
After years and years of using OpenOffice (and before that StarOffice),
I have run into a repeatable problem. But I don't know whether it is
the result of very specific formats on which my office standardized
about 8 or 9 years ago, or whether it is a real bug worth reporting.
Here's the
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