No reply?? Was there any wrong in mail ? I am unable to guess !!
2008/11/25 narendra sisodiya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
rule 1 : we will talk about Excel and Calc.
rule 2 : we will not talk about moral ,ethical , other issue in adapting
Open tools. this mail is meant to deal with practical issue
Narendra,
2008/11/25 narendra sisodiya [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
* Your experience in both tool. ?
I have opened many XSL files in OO.o in past. It has worked in most
part. If the the sheet does not have many external links and too much
Excel specific formulas you should be OK.
* Any comparison
narendra sisodiya wrote:
* do we have expert or consultancy which can help/service in migration
process. ?
Rajesh (cc: ed) does that professionally.
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2008/11/25 narendra sisodiya [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
* Your experience in both tool. ?
I am not well versed in either of the two but I had an opportunity
similar to yours. I am including my replies below on those points
which I have got experienced.
* is feature wise OOo calc is not better then
Hi,
I have found Gnumeric to be a better substitute for Excel.
manoj
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HP seem to do a fairly good series these days, dont look at their very-low
end line up though. The good thing about HP is that all their laptops have
options for pretty much any sort of attachment you might want or addons etc
- and they dont mind third party bits in their laptops ( my hp
Chirag Anand wrote:
What will happen to my warranty if in case i buy extra memory/space/battery
from external vendors?
you should speak with your Vendor about that before you buy it. The HP
reseller I got my laptop from didnt have any problems, so the 3 yr
warranty stayed in place, even
2008/11/25 narendra sisodiya [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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* do we have expert or consultancy which can help/service in migration
process. ?
Novell supports openoffice on windows:
http://www.novell.com/products/openofficewindows/
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On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 9:20 PM, Karanbir Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Chirag Anand wrote:
What will happen to my warranty if in case i buy extra
memory/space/battery
from external vendors?
you should speak with your Vendor about that before you buy it. The HP
reseller I got my laptop
narendra sisodiya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Your experience in both tool. ?
I have used OO and Gnumeric on many excel files (all versions).
Gnumeric was faster and better.
* will a Excel user face any problem in migration.?
No not really. For spreadsheet addicts, OO3 is more capable than
Chirag Anand wrote:
Just saw the crucial website, the prices are more than what we get in nehru
place in delhi. And they dont have India in their shipping countires list??
thats ok, since I am in the UK and they ship to the UK :D
Then workout how well the laptops are built and how long the
Thanks a lot, for all suggestions. I will forward these experience. Also i
need to ask one most imp question.
Do we have any Excel to open format converter ? I mean to say 100 %
conversion without any loss of information, I do not care if way of writing
formulas change in conversion. only concern
2008/11/25 narendra sisodiya [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
rule 1 : we will talk about Excel and Calc.
rule 2 : we will not talk about moral ,ethical , other issue in adapting
Open tools. this mail is meant to deal with practical issue related in
migration process.
I have done a good debate in my
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 8:56 AM, Kartik Singhal [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 12:19 AM, Sahil Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
hi..
i have got a cd of ubuntu intrepid with me, and have ubuntu hardy
installed.
Can i upgrade to Intrepid without the need for a fresh install
On Tuesday 25 Nov 2008, Sudhanwa Jogalekar wrote:
2008/11/25 narendra sisodiya [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
rule 1 : we will talk about Excel and Calc.
rule 2 : we will not talk about moral ,ethical , other issue in
adapting Open tools. this mail is meant to deal with practical
issue related in
One major feedback from excel users who tried calc is that calc does
not have pivot tables.
I have not tried OO3 yet. Probably, it is supported in it.
Pivot tables have been there for some time. I have used them on OO2
and on OO3.
Vikas
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On Tuesday 25 Nov 2008, Chirag Anand wrote:
Just saw the saber notebooks...found them a bit expensive. I also
want to buy a notebook, my price range is not that high. I want to
keep it around 45K (preferably below). And of course with Linux/Free
DOS, dont wanna waste bucks on windows.
Though
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 9:23 AM, Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 25 Nov 2008, Chirag Anand wrote:
Just saw the saber notebooks...found them a bit expensive. I also
want to buy a notebook, my price range is not that high. I want to
keep it around 45K (preferably below). And
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