Hi Jordan
When I have a folder full of OpenOffice documents
saved in different formats, their icons all have the same Writer icon. I
think
they should say "ODT", "DOC", etc. on the icon to be told apart more
quickly.
Icons are customisable in most operating systems. There's a how-to about
When I have a folder full of OpenOffice documents
saved in different formats, their icons all have the same Writer icon. I think
they should say "ODT", "DOC", etc. on the icon to be told apart more
quickly.
Hello developers,
I just downloaded OpenOffice.org 2.0.2 and I am getting familiar with
the program commands, concentrating mostly in Impress and Writer.
There is one small cosmetic change that I would like to recommend. I get
confused with the icons when I open Windows Explorer... they all have
Hi Lars,
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
> Those on the desktop. I think I've found a set, but let me know anyway
> which ones you are thinking of.
I don't know from memory where the icons from the desktop are, I only
can tell you that those from "File New" are inside die images.zip
package in the insta
Those on the desktop. I think I've found a set, but let me know anyway
which ones you are thinking of.
-Lars
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On Tue, 28
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
> Where can I find large icons for OOo components?
Are you talking about icons on the desktop or icons inside of OOo (e.g.
in the "File-New" menu?
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Mathias
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Ok. I checked the galleries a second time, but no luck so I've posted a
request:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62640
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 12:08:10 -0500 (EST)
Lars D. Noodén <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where can I find large icons for OOo components?
>
> Presumably they are in the source code, but it would take ages for me
> to download it and rummage there. Where else might I find the icons?
> I'm looking for
Where can I find large icons for OOo components?
Presumably they are in the source code, but it would take ages for me to
download it and rummage there. Where else might I find the icons?
I'm looking for something large enough to re-use in brochures and posters.
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL PROT
Where can I find large icons for OOo components?
Presumably they are in the source code, but it would take ages for me to
download it and rummage there. Where else might I find the icons?
I'm looking for something large enough to re-use in brochures and posters.
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL PROTEC
On Wed November 9 2005 10:00, + Kelvin Davis-Smith wrote:
> [ MODERATED ] ***
> Hi Guys.
>
> Got a fun one- when i install OpenOffice 2 on an NT4 workstation it has
> a 70% chance of messing up the icons on the PC - seems to superimpose
> another icon over the standard one - an
Kelvin Davis-Smith wrote:
> Hi Guys.
>
> Got a fun one- when i install OpenOffice 2 on an NT4 workstation it has
> a 70% chance of messing up the icons on the PC - seems to superimpose
> another icon over the standard one - any other icon (eg recycle bin
> icon, Novell Icon, Quake Icon).
> even if
Hi Guys.
Got a fun one- when i install OpenOffice 2 on an NT4 workstation it has
a 70% chance of messing up the icons on the PC - seems to superimpose
another icon over the standard one - any other icon (eg recycle bin
icon, Novell Icon, Quake Icon).
even if get the icons back to normal, next time
Hello all,
I'm new on these lists, and decided to write after seeing that OO 2.0 is a
big step forward compared to 1.x. I tried to switch to OO in my
organization but the difference between MSO and OO was too big.
Now it seems much better, so I guess I'll make another try after OO2 is
released
I agree to that. When my boss writes it all in caps
she's really angry...
((Atat))
--- Daniel Carrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Glenn,
>
> Please don't write all in caps, it looks like you're
> SHOUTING.
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel Carrera.
> OpenOffice.org volunteer.
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 15
Hi all,
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Hello Glenn,
Please don't write all in caps, it looks like you're SHOUTING.
Cheers,
Daniel Carrera.
OpenOffice.org volunteer.
But I have to agree with Glen: the icons in the File | New menu also are
too small for this design. They are the same as the large icons, b
Hello Glenn,
Please don't write all in caps, it looks like you're SHOUTING.
Cheers,
Daniel Carrera.
OpenOffice.org volunteer.
On Tue, Feb 15, 2005 at 03:20:49AM -0800, G G wrote:
> HI, DEVELOPRES
>
> I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MY OPINION ABOUT THE ICONS OF OPENOFFICE.ORG
> IN THE WINDOWS START ME
HI, DEVELOPRES
I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MY OPINION ABOUT THE ICONS OF OPENOFFICE.ORG IN THE
WINDOWS START MENU. THE DESIGN IS AWEFULL. IN OTHER WORDS THEY ARE UGLY.
DIFFICUILT TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN DIFFERENT PRODUCTS. OF COURSE I CAN READ THE
TEXT DESCRIPTION BUT NICE ICONS/FIRST EXPRESSION IS I
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