oops - to correct the record from my last email.
Went back to make sure I hadn't erred and I had.
The odb was erroneously upload to the draft folder (for the base handbook)
and not feedback.
I can't say if there had been anything in that feedback directory or not
when I did that.
The odb file has
weird - am on the server right now and just checked the feedback folder
where I uploaded that odb file a few minutes ago.
Right now that folder is reporting as empty - but it wasn't 15 minutes ago.
On Sat, Feb 22, 2020 at 11:13 PM Jean Weber wrote:
> I do not see the Preface file in the
I do not see the Preface file in the Published folder for Getting
Started v6.4. I'm sure it was there before (and it's listed on the
Status spreadsheet as being there), but it isn't there now. Anyone
know what's going on?
Jean
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actually I decided to answer my own question.
The file Example_Report_Bill_DJ_20200221.odb is in the feedback folder.
On Sat, Feb 22, 2020 at 10:37 PM Drew Jensen
wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> Found a small single line typo in the macro, called from the example form,
> in Example_Report_Bill.odb. Fixed
Howdy,
Found a small single line typo in the macro, called from the example form,
in Example_Report_Bill.odb. Fixed it and the form now runs the report as
expected.
How would you prefer to handle this, do you want these in the feedback
folder also?
Drew
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On 2/22/20 8:26 PM, Jean Weber wrote:
All the other user guides in English are called “Guide”, and AFAIK no one
is going to proceed with a different book on Base, so I think we should
name this one Base Guide to fit in with the series.
Jean
As we both remember some time ago, Base Handbook
Hello Jean,
I can't figure out the reason why we need to replace the figure. The
getting started guide has also got the same figure. Anyways we can remove
it because it is not needed for base.
Pulkit Krishna
On Sun, Feb 23, 2020 at 6:53 AM Jean Weber [via Document Foundation Mail
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All the other user guides in English are called “Guide”, and AFAIK no one
is going to proceed with a different book on Base, so I think we should
name this one Base Guide to fit in with the series.
Jean
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Problems?
I have edited this chapter and returned it to the Feedback folder. I did
not track changes because I changed almost everything. It still needs a new
screenshot - though I wonder if the section on “What are all these things
called?” is needed in this book.
Jean
On Sat, 22 Feb 2020 at 11:36 Jean
I use Draw for some illustrations in a number of manuals I created and
maintain in Writer.
I have copy/pasted the illustrations from Draw to Writer, exported from
Draw as PNG (although I notice an export bug relating to resolution in
my current version) to insert as image and inserted the draw
I wanted to follow up on this.
Looking at the text from the 6.1 listing and the current entry in the 6.4
help it seems like one could just move the missing references from one to
the other as the first step.
It looks like that should be reasonably easy for someone like me to do
given the new
Hallo Peter,
Peter Schofield schrieb am 22-Feb-20 um 09:58:
Hello
Can someone explain why the word “contour” is used in Sidebar Properties in
Writer when you select a graphic? I have attached a screenshot from Properties
of what I mean.
That part does not exist in LO 7.
This Enable
Peter Schofield kirjoitti 22.2.2020 klo 10.58:
Hello
Can someone explain why the word “contour” is used in Sidebar Properties in
Writer when you select a graphic? I have attached a screenshot from Properties
of what I mean.
This Enable Contour and Edit Contour are the wrong terms to use. The
Hello
Can someone explain why the word “contour” is used in Sidebar Properties in
Writer when you select a graphic? I have attached a screenshot from Properties
of what I mean.
This Enable Contour and Edit Contour are the wrong terms to use. The term to
use is Crop or Cropping because Edit
Peter: why not copy and paste between the applications? There is no need
to involve a whole document file.
Like Regina said, if your drawing consists of multiple elements, select
them all, right-click and "Group" before copying and pasting the thing.
Ilmari
Peter Schofield kirjoitti
Hello Regina
I have just re-read your email.
I use PNG format for screenshots as this is the best format to use and keeps
the image sharp. This comes from experience and it is also mentioned in the
information for the LO documentation team.
In the information it also mentions to use Draw if
I finished the second review of chapter 5.
The chapter is now in the Published folder.
Kees
kees...@libreoffice.org schreef op 16.02.2020 10:43:
I have taken chapter 5 of the Getting Started Guide for a second review
Kees
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