On 13/08/10 22:51, C Drini wrote:
I've been working on a new, easier to use, and simpler interface for Writer.
I can't program, so all I have is an image of what I wanted it to look like.
Take note of the "Search Features" in the top-right-corner. This virtually
eliminates the need for any menus.
On 04/02/10 13:11, Wm Stewart wrote:
If there is a forum for focusing on this last 1% of interoperability
issues that I'm not aware of, please let me know. Otherwise, I recommend
we establish one as a key initiative required to realize OpenOffice
widespread use. 99% is so close. OpenOffice can w
On 02/02/10 20:08, Wm Stewart wrote:
(Please don't respond to this post by trashing MS formats, the process
by which they achieved ISO approval, or lauding the technical
superiority of ODF as a standard. That is all old news, and agreed, but
misses the reality of today, the opportunity at hand f
On 16/08/09 19:22, Daniel Lambertsen wrote:
Dear OpenOffice team
I'm happy user of OpenOffice for my pc, and I want to use OpenOffice for my
android phone so I can write on my homework in school while I'm on the move.
If you could do that I and other users would be very happy.
Sincerely, Daniel L
Larry Gusaas wrote:
He didn't hijack the thread. He made some suggestions for alternative
note taking solutions.
This thread was hijacked by Johnny II G. Pamintuan. He replied to a
email with the subject "symbols option" and changed the subject to "how
about a note taking program?" instead o
Twayne wrote:
jonathon wrote:
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 10:41, Johnny II G. Pamintuan wrote:
Microsoft's OneNote 2007.
a) EverNote;
b)TikiWiki or TomBoy;
(These are available for Linux, BSD, Windows,and Mac. Functionality
on the latter two is not guaranteed. )
c)Exactly what functionality do
jlast1...@aol.com wrote:
Hi,
I downloaded your program openoffice And I like it alot but I was sending my
resume to someone that didnt have it and their computer told them they needed
to download it. They have microsoft office and that is suppose to be compatible
with openoffice. Do you know
bryan rasmussen wrote:
What exactly is needed for specification aside from
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/xps/default.mspx ? As far as I can
recall the first release of XPS had all the specs. I agree it is a
shot at Adobe but that doesn't make it a bad thing.
Not necessarily, but the ownershi
Alan Lord wrote:
If you are looking for really Open Source Groupware apps, there are
quite a few out there that are actually very comprehensively featured. A
bit of judicious Googling will locate them. (Open Groupware, The Horde,
Citadel, SOGo...)
And of course - Zimbra...
Cheers
Al
Wm Stewart wrote:
What FOSS needs is an analogue for Exchange, a back-end calendar server
with a nice open API supporting free/busy, including to native user
interface applications like Evolution. There are many attempts at this
with eGroupWare listed on their site, making it a nice candida
Ron Howard wrote:
I would like to see a desktop publisher application that would be able
to read and write Microsoft Publisher files. I love open office, but
need to be able to load and modify our church's brochure that is in .pub
format.
Start again and use Scribus.
I can't afford Microsof
Robert Derman wrote:
... I would like to be able to answer
emails like this using Writer rather than Thunderbird simply because I
am so used to Writer that I am much more comfortable writing with it
than any other text editing program. The same applies to writing HTML
for my web page, I use Nv
Daniel Kasak wrote:
Let me give an example. I just sent an email to a friend with an
attachment that I produced in OpenOffice. I exported it to PDF, then
switched to Evolution, and attached the PDF I just created.
This my friend is why so many unskilled users give up on OpenOffice. You
find it
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
O3spaces and WebDav had proven to be great soutions.
On 4/2/08, Kazunari Hirano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
And I have found an issue :)
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=87550
Thanks,
khirano
You could also take a look at Alfresco. It is GPL, an
Tony Pursell wrote:
Take a look at this
http://www.pcw.co.uk/personal-computer-
world/news/2202298/becta-complains-microsoft
(the link is too long for my mailer - sorry!)
BECTA is the government body that advises UK schools on IT.
Interesting for us is they say "Some progress has been made,
Datatude wrote:
Jonas Svensson wrote:
One thing I find very annoying in both MS Office/Word and
OpenOffice.org is that paste always keeps formatting when pasting from
another program. Is there a way to reverse the paste setting so that
regular paste removes formatting and only special paste ke
James M. Rawlyk wrote:
Hello,
>
I work for a fairly large school district. We will be implementing
Microsoft SharePoint over the next several months. I personally love
Open Office but unfortunately it appears that there is no connector so
that Open Office will integrate with SharePoint the s
Graham Lauder wrote:
Actually Sean is talking about something entirely different than and
separate from the whole tabbed interface/MDI thing. I agree with
him and have thought about this quite a lot for over a year. It is
a function that is lacking in most document producing applications.
Mark wrote:
(Currently Using: Open Office Version 2.3.0)
Hi,
I've been using Open Office (abb. OO from now on) for a while now (I'ts my main
Office software) and I'd like to congratulate you on just how good its become.
Its a replacement for MS office in many ways, but one area where is still
Hi Ash,
that is a REALLY good question.
To understand the answer however - you need to do quite a bit of
reading. OpenOffice.org is something called "Open Source" Software (OSS,
or FOSS or FLOSS).
OOo is not unique. There are literally hundreds of thousands of Open
Source software applicati
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, my name is Ash Roskell,
Please get in touch, God bless. Ash
Hi Ash,
that is a REALLY good question.
To understand the answer however - you need to do quite a bit of
reading. OpenOffice.org is something called "Open Source" Software (OSS,
or FOSS or FLOSS).
Do a google for CSS slide show - I read somewhere a while ago about
making a proper slide show (on the 'net) using pure CSS.
I just did it and there are quite a few useful links, just like this
one: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/s5-intro.html
HTH
Alan
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