Not a very funny joke and a total trademark copyright violation.
Alex wrote:
Read what others are saying on http://www.mslinux.org/
It's a real hoot.
Alex Janssen
"comic relief"
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That was Microsoft Ukraine. Ukraine really works hard on drawing a
border between itself and Russia, so don't hurt their feelings =)
Jacqueline McNally wrote:
Get The Facts (TM)
http://www.pclinuxonline.com/article.php?sid=9792
So while many of us are looking forward to 2.0, earlier versions a
MS Office does not have all the functions that /we/ provide. For
example, they don't provide a vector graphics drawing program.
Why not, Visio is a vector drawing program. It doesn't ship with a
cheaper version of Office, but it is a part of it.
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At the bottom you see the download button, and the extras button.
this button can be bigger and/or colorful
How do you do that? I'm trying to figure it out myself.
the easiest way is to use CSS to change the color/size of a button.
an alternative is to use an image.
Very good example of such but
Absolutely strange - writes is a WYSIWYG editor, so it wraps text by
default and is not intended as a source code editor...
Mr Rigel Anrdt wrote:
Something I didn't find in writer is the word wrap feature. I checked the help and didn't find it there either. I'm not presently subscribed to the lis
Sit stands for StuffIt Expander, a compression utility. You need to
unpack the file first, then get to know what's inside.
Michael Johnson wrote:
Dear All
I have a customer who wants to use a custom font built on the Apple in
Open Office. The font has been received from him by be in a .sit forma
Does the icon itself speeds up the software startup?
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Alexander Hars wrote:
The new beta looks great! However, the OOO tray icon in MS Windows is
useless. It just sits there taking away screen space and does not
provide any features. Its menu only allows me to exit the quicksta
That's quite reasonable, but then there must be an option to hide the
icon (while running the software in the background), because useless or
undesired icons can be quite annoying.
Nicu Buculei wrote:
Anton Danilov wrote:
Does the icon itself speeds up the software startup?
the icon not
