Hi Jonathon, *
jonathon schrieb:
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 07:25, Uwe Fischer wrote:
So what is wrong with the main documentation page at
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation
Just like everything about the OOo project, it is hidden from those
who don't know that what they
I am a big fan of OOo. My remarks below are not intended to be an attack on
anyone. I have included personal examples of problems I have had with the OOo
documentation. I suppose I am straying from the original topic. If so, I'm
truly sorry.
--On Monday, October 05, 2009 09:25:54 AM +0200 Uwe
Hi,
please find some comments inline. I shortened the cited texts.
On 10/15/09 00:45, James E. Lang wrote:
I am a big fan of OOo. My remarks below are not intended to be an attack on
anyone. I have included personal examples of problems I have had with
the OOo
documentation. I suppose I am
I am a big fan of OOo. My remarks below are not intended to be an attack on
anyone. I have included personal examples of problems I have had with the OOo
documentation. I suppose I am straying from the original topic. If so, I'm
truly sorry.
--On Monday, October 05, 2009 09:25:54 AM +0200 Uwe
James E. Lang wrote:
I am a big fan of OOo. My remarks below are not intended to be an
attack on
anyone. I have included personal examples of problems I have had with
the OOo
documentation. I suppose I am straying from the original topic. If so,
I'm
truly sorry.
--On Monday, October 05, 2009
Hi,
On 10/04/09 23:08, jonathon wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
OOo should include a pair of manuals in the download package, either in PDF or
ODF formats, the presence of which would be made obvious the first time you
opened the suite.
I would not object in making the presence of the
Uwe Fischer wrote:
Hi,
On 10/04/09 23:08, jonathon wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
OOo should include a pair of manuals in the download package, either
in PDF or ODF formats, the presence of which would be made obvious
the first time you opened the suite.
I would not object in making the
Robert Derman schrieb:
jonathon wrote:
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 15:35, Patric Urbane wrote:
simple Ctrl + F in MS Word but this little function makes it a lot more
alt ithen . then return
If you'd prefer CTRLF then:
Tools Customize Keyboard
Functions Category Insert
Robert Derman wrote:
It is questions like this that make me think that OOo should include a
pair of manuals in the download package, either in PDF or ODF formats,
the presence of which would be made obvious the first time you opened
the suite. The help provided under the help button is
Gene Young wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
It is questions like this that make me think that OOo should include
a pair of manuals in the download package, either in PDF or ODF
formats, the presence of which would be made obvious the first time
you opened the suite. The help provided under
Robert Derman wrote:
OOo should include a pair of manuals in the download package, either in PDF
or ODF formats, the presence of which would be made obvious the first time
you opened the suite.
a) I'd suggest both PDF and ODF formats. The latter so that the user
c an add notes,
Hey everybody,
I am just writing a term paper for my study and as always I am quite
bugged because of the footnote-functionality.
It is very laborious to always move the mouse around to the menu and
the menu entry to add a footnote. You can, for instance, handle this
with a simple Ctrl + F
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 15:35, Patric Urbane wrote:
simple Ctrl + F in MS Word but this little function makes it a lot more
alt ithen . then return
If you'd prefer CTRLF then:
Tools Customize Keyboard
Functions Category Insert
Functions Function Insert footnote
Shortcut Keys CTRL F
jonathon wrote:
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 15:35, Patric Urbane wrote:
simple Ctrl + F in MS Word but this little function makes it a lot more
alt ithen . then return
If you'd prefer CTRLF then:
Tools Customize Keyboard
Functions Category Insert
Functions Function Insert
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