I think the translation engine assumes the arabic alphabet. This text
was
converted from english to french.
roman alphabet ?
JC Helary
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The fact that OpenDocument is close to be an ISO standard is going to
help a lot of people make the move, and help other people _force_
actors in the documentation exchange market to make the move.
If institutions adopt OD as their internal document format (which is
likely to happen) then commu
Most companies that use MS products have not paid fully the licenses
for the number of machines they have.
Simple case: my wife's ex-company has decided yesterday to check every
computer for unpaid licences and remove all the illegal stuff (which
includes of course a huge amount of copied MS Of
-Chad Smith :
OOo is no where near ready for corporations. Not ones that aren't in
direct competition with Microsoft anyway. That's the only reason IBM,
Sun, and Novell use OOo - they don't want to use Microsoft.
.
And Microsoft being in competition with Apple would certainly not use
Apple'
And I think your analysis is wrong.
THe key word is "alternative", "option".
What matters is not so much the box you use but the fact that it is
able to communicate and share data with other boxes. This is the
network paradigm. Now people have the ability to opt MS out of the
process necessary t
Came across this today:
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/4a3db4d0-c6f1-11d9-a700-0e2511c8.html
SW patents in Europe face a rocky road. Good!
Rod
Same from XML.org:
Dramatic Changes Proposed for EU Patent Proposal
Matthew Broersma, eWEEK
European parliamentarians have put forward a list of more than 200
There is no migration in OOo.
It is necessary to keep updating MS stuff because the proprietary file
format keeps changing _and_ is not documented.
OOo 1.1.n and OOo 2.0 basically use the same format, and it is
documented, and access to the data does not necessitates OOo itself.
OOo file format
You seem to not have understood my point.
MS users _have_ to upgrade their applications because the next version
document format is not documented.
OOo users don't have to.
Similarly, sx*/od* formated files users don't have to use OOo to use
the files since the format is documented XML, there ca
And on OSX (sorry, with NeoOffice/J) you go to system
preferences/international and change the language, restart NO/J and you
have the GUI in that languages (help files must be installed
separately).
JC Helary
How? We were talking about OOo 1.1.x and there I said that the
">Start >Program
e Microsoft even called the document type the Microsoft
"Office Open" XML format.
I expect they parse it as: "Microsoft Office" "Open XML format".
It looks like yet another strategy to confuse people into getting the
right "open office" thing from "MS Office" and put the incompatibil
This one was sent on dev:
an MS XML developer's blog:
http://blogs.msdn.com/brian_jones/archive/2005/06/01/424085.aspx
JC
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From XML.org daily newslink:
Possible Prior Art for Microsoft XML Patent Found
Ingrid Marson, ZDNet News UK
The row over Microsoft's XML patent has taken another twist with the
discovery of an open source application on Sourceforge for converting
C++ programming objects into XML files that pre-
http://xml.coverpages.org/ni2005-06-02-a.html
a longer article from OASIS.
JC Helary
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After reading an interesting article on NewsForge by Roblimo about the
adoption
of Linux after the new 'MacTel' (macs on intel) become available. I
wonder what
will this mean for the OSX users of OOo / NeoOffice J.
It may make the porting effort easier, but not being a technician I
can't real
Matthias wrote:
Yes, possibly at least over time the price might drop. If we assume
that
the higher price of Macs today is one of the obstacles for a higher
market share it is not unlikely that this can sell more Macs. But of
course that's just speculation.
I see no reason why using Intel wou
Matthias,
I saw your "possibly", and I did not mean to criticize your opinion :)
That's why I wrote "possibly(!) at least over time the price might(!)
drop".
Jean-Christophe
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For a
OD: http://oooauthors.org/de/rc/oooauthors.odp
Even though 2.0 is not officially released ?
Isn't it possible to also have .sxi files ?
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Merci Sigrid !
JC
Isn't it possible to also have .sxi files ?
I can make them for you :)
Just one moment ;)
OK, you'll find them here:
http://oooauthors.org/de/rc/oooauthors.sxi
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I am not aware this article has already been mentioned here:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8443
OOo Off the Wall: What New Users Need to Know About OpenOffice.org
By Bruce Byfield on Thu, 2005-07-14 01:00.
OOo does some things quite differently than other office applications,
so what shoul
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I am not aware this article has already been mentioned here:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8443
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