Alternative solution:
A friend handed me a 16MB PowerPoint file. (!)
I opened it in OOo and saved as .sxi. The new file fit inside a floppy
disk. :-)
:-) Good call.
I'll have to try it -- if I still have that awful .ppt file. Except I'm
thinkin' .odp instead of .sxi.
BTW, you'll be glad to kn
previously when I opened 1.4 using the small icon in the tray I was presented
with a menu from which I could open a document, choose a template or open a
blank.
With OOo2.0 I find the programme opens immediately with an automatic blank
(usually a Writer document in my case - I have a Writer shor
Thanks for the headsup khirano and I did a quick bit of reading on that
issue. I have also attempted the CTRL + DoubleClick on the stylist and
there is some action. However that action docks the window to the left
and guess where I wanted to dock my windowthe right.
But for the life of me;
Graham wrote:
In fact the indicator is the cursor.
File an RFE for a bit more tolerance in the cursor positioning is
probably the best idea.
Thanks, Graham.
Good call, I just filed an RFE for this issue.
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Has anyone else noticed German text labels at the bottom of file
manipulation dialog boxes in English OOo 1.9.95? I find this in Windows
XP but not in Ubuntu Linux (I think...I forgot to double check before
coming back into Windows).
By "file manipulation" I mean to include Open, Save As, Expo
Thanks, Sophie, Martin, & Peter. I tried to track down this issue in IZ
but asked about it on list when I didn't find it. Until it's fixed, I
guess the "simple" solution is to learn some German. ;-)
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In the Opinion section of the Wall Street Journal ("Software Hardball" -
3 Mar 06), Sun Microsystems' chairman and CEO Scott McNealy brings the
document format dilemma into public view:
"In principle at least, there is no controversy. No one would argue
that content you create belongs to anyone b
Andrew Boyce wrote:
> I love your product... I use it on my windows and Linux PC¹s but I wish
> software company¹s would not claim to have a Mac version when it requires
> X11. It is not a true Mac version if it requires X11. I can run the windows
> version faster under Parallels then using X11 Ple
Andrew Boyce wrote:
> I love your product... I use it on my windows and Linux PC¹s but I wish
> software company¹s would not claim to have a Mac version when it requires
> X11. It is not a true Mac version if it requires X11. I can run the windows
> version faster under Parallels then using X11 Ple
Annette Watson wrote:
> Hi, I have Open Office Writer and cannot find the A-Z sorting
> capability, I have checked
> Toolbars, hope you can help,
>
> happy hunting
> Annette WATSON
> Lismore
> Australia
Annette,
In OpenOffice.org Writer 2.2 the sorting function you're looking for is
on Tools>So
Is anyone else disturbed by what seems to be an increasing number of
posts on the User Questions list regarding purchases of OpenOffice.org?
I certainly don't mind people turning a profit by providing packaged
versions or services like support, but it seems like we're hearing too
often about peop
André Wyrwa wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-06-13 at 11:11 +0100, Chris Monahan wrote:
>> IMHO OpenOffice.org has an interest in stopping people from
>> misrepresenting the product, since this is bad for the reputation of
>> the program.
>>
>> People will begin to associate openoffice with scam artists and
>
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