Re: [Calc] Feature request: New comment indicators

On Monday, May 28, 2012, Steve Ahlers wrote: > > The triangle shape is more predominant, visually distinct and consistent > > with spreadsheet comment indicators in other offerings. > > > > Moving forward, we might want to also look at the comment indicators in > all > > applications a develop a c

Re: [Calc] Feature request: New comment indicators

> The triangle shape is more predominant, visually distinct and consistent > with spreadsheet comment indicators in other offerings. > > Moving forward, we might want to also look at the comment indicators in all > applications a develop a consistent colour palette. Red is a strong colour > in wes

Re: [Calc] Feature request: New comment indicators

Tony, Good observation. I agree the square indicators could be more predominant. Furthermore, the current square indicators could be easily confused with cell selection feedback. The triangle shape is more predominant, visually distinct and consistent with spreadsheet comment indicators in other

Re: [linux] AOO 3.4.0 multiple crashes

Hi Gary, On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 12:06:03PM -0700, NoOp wrote: > >> Released version AOO 3.4.0 linux (.deb) 32bit& 64bit /opt (non-distro) > >> install, En(US), 2 32bit machines, 64bit machine: > >> Note: I would have copy& pasted the 'About' info, but Apache haven't > >> figure out how to allow

Re: CURSER WILL NOT MORE TO LEFT BEYOND MID POINT

On 2012-05-25 4:50 PM Boucher Jack E. wrote concerning "CURSER WILL NOT MORE TO LEFT BEYOND MID POINT": PROBLEM AS NOTED. CURSER WILL NOT MOVE SCREEN CURSOR BEYOND THE CEN4TE POINT OF THE TEXT PAPER. Is your caps lock key broken? All capitals is considered the same as shouting and is quite

PDF font rendering issue in server mode

Hi, I have an issue with soffice.bin not rendering asian fonts in a document when I'm running soffice.bin in server mode, on ubuntu 10.04 server. On my 10.04 desktop, the soffice.bin server renders the PDF fonts correctly. Any tips what is happening here? It used to work a few versions ago (not

Re: Is there a way to do this...

Good Evening JB-Ima Afrotrap, IF you know what direction you want to go in, it would be fairly simple. Buy a book or primer.. I started in the BASIC language, but its a dead language now. Although it gave me a starting point 40 years ago, when there was only scientific languages that were totall

Re: Is there a way to do this...

On Sunday, 27 May 2012 16:40 Dwayne Henderson wrote: > Emacs excels at things like bidirectional communications with co-operating > processes, which is good for embedding things in (or marrying things to) > the editor, like a shell, a REPL or a debugger. You need any of that, > Afrotrap? > > Vim h

Re: Is there a way to do this...

On 5/27/2012 5:21 PM, James Knott wrote: David B Teague sr wrote: I don't know about power of Vim http://www.unilever.com/brands/hygieneandwelbeing/aroundthehouse/articles/cleansolutionsfromvim.aspx ;-) Actually, it's about what gets the job done. Vi & Vim are on just about all Linux & Uni

Re: Is there a way to do this...

Emacs excels at things like bidirectional communications with co-operating processes, which is good for embedding things in (or marrying things to) the editor, like a shell, a REPL or a debugger. You need any of that, Afrotrap? Vim has a better text editing interface - period. As for Vi - we all k

Re: Is there a way to do this...

There are others. I use Textpad, and find it does what I want to do. Best wishes On 27 May 2012 at 13:07, Tony wrote: Send reply to: ooo-users@incubator.apache.org Date sent: Sun, 27 May 2012 13:07:56 +0200 Subject:Re: Is there a way to do this... From: Tony To: ooo-users@i

Re: Is there a way to do this...

David B Teague sr wrote: I don't know about power of Vim http://www.unilever.com/brands/hygieneandwelbeing/aroundthehouse/articles/cleansolutionsfromvim.aspx ;-) Actually, it's about what gets the job done. Vi & Vim are on just about all Linux & Unix systems, whereas, as you mentioned, Emac

Re: Is there a way to do this...

On 5/27/2012 4:12 PM, James Knott wrote: Johnny Rosenberg wrote: Vim is the most powerful text editor on the planet I'm not sure all those Emacs guys agree… :P Emacs is an editor too??? ;-) I will tell you when I put Emacs up on our Unix systems after the faculty had been using Vi, there

Re: [EXT] Oracle MySQL connector (was Mac OSX, Mysql native connector extension, and crashes)

Hi Reizinger, On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 07:02:09PM +0200, Reizinger Zoltán wrote: > >>So I suppose, ultimately, the problem is one of communication by the > >>AOOo project to the broader slice of the unwitting population less > >>knowledgable about the decisions made earlier on in the year. > >It se

Re: Is there a way to do this...

Johnny Rosenberg wrote: Vim is the most powerful text editor on the planet I'm not sure all those Emacs guys agree… :P Emacs is an editor too??? ;-) - To unsubscribe, e-mail: ooo-users-unsubscr...@incubator.apache.org For

Re: Is there a way to do this...

Another vote for Vim. Afrotrap better recognize. --Dwayne On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 8:40 PM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote: > 2012/5/27 Tony : > >Vim is the most powerful text editor on the planet > > I'm not sure all those Emacs guys agree… :P > >

Re: [Calc] Coolest budget model you've ever seen?

Financial Projections Model v6.8.3.xls is kinda cool: http://leeds-faculty.colorado.edu/moyes/bplan/html/spTools.html Anybody else know of any? --Dwayne On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 11:14 AM, John Hart wrote: > On 5/27/2012 12:58 AM, Tony wrote: > >> Hey! >> >> Anybody know of any cool budget mode

Re: [Calc] Feature request: New comment indicators

The new one looks way better. I say go for it. --Dwayne On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 10:21 PM, Tony wrote: > Hey! > > Any chance we could add some more prominent comment indicators? I was > thinking perhaps triangles: > > http://i.imgur.com/UnO7z.png vs http://i.imgur.com/gwr2R.png > > Thank you! >

Re: Is there a way to do this...

2012/5/27 Tony : >Vim is the most powerful text editor on the planet I'm not sure all those Emacs guys agree… :P - To unsubscribe, e-mail: ooo-users-unsubscr...@incubator.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: ooo-users-h...

Re: [EXT] Oracle MySQL connector (was Mac OSX, Mysql native connector extension, and crashes)

Le 27/05/12 19:02, Reizinger Zoltán a écrit : Hi Zoltan, >> This will make the extension impossible to be installed in AOO>= 3.4 > This will not good move, the connector or AOO 3.4 has some problems, > only in Mac versions. > The extension works correctly at least for me, in windows and linux > v

Re: [EXT] Oracle MySQL connector (was Mac OSX, Mysql native connector extension, and crashes)

2012.05.27. 18:51 keltezéssel, Ariel Constenla-Haile írta: Hi Alexander, On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 06:11:49PM +0200, Alexander Thurgood wrote: Le 26/05/12 01:59, drew a écrit : Hi Drew, I believe you missed an earlier decision by the group - that extension is no longer supported. No reason rea

Re: Mac OSX, Mysql native connector extension, and crashes

2012.05.27. 18:11 keltezéssel, Alexander Thurgood írta: Le 26/05/12 01:59, drew a écrit : Hi Drew, I believe you missed an earlier decision by the group - that extension is no longer supported. No reason really to open a bug report. No, I didn't ;-) but hell, I thought that seeing as it is s

[EXT] Oracle MySQL connector (was Mac OSX, Mysql native connector extension, and crashes)

Hi Alexander, On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 06:11:49PM +0200, Alexander Thurgood wrote: > Le 26/05/12 01:59, drew a écrit : > > Hi Drew, > > > > > I believe you missed an earlier decision by the group - that extension > > is no longer supported. No reason really to open a bug report. > > > No, I di

Re: Mac OSX, Mysql native connector extension, and crashes

Le 26/05/12 01:59, drew a écrit : Hi Drew, > > I believe you missed an earlier decision by the group - that extension > is no longer supported. No reason really to open a bug report. No, I didn't ;-) but hell, I thought that seeing as it is still being provided for download on the AOOo extensi

Two Million Downloads for Apache OpenOffice 3.4

Sometime overnight (UTC) someone downloaded the 2 millionth copy of Apache OpenOffice 3.4. As of now, the download count stands at 2,018,055. This does not include additional downloads of language packs, SDKs or source code packages. Since we have not yet enabled update notifications for OpenOf

Re: Is there a way to do this...

On Sunday, 27 May 2012 05:47 M Henri Day wrote: > 2012/5/27 Doug Hovelson > > > For up-to-date grammar (American style anyway) I use the Associated Press > > Stylebook, the Chicago Manual of Style for particularly vexing questions. > > However, Yahoo has an excellent style guide for writing on th

Re: Is there a way to do this...

I often typeset books, but prefer to save them as pure text and open them in Vim +Solarizedbefore I bring them into OpenOffice or InDesign or whatever. Vim is the most powerful text editor on

Re: Is there a way to do this...

2012/5/27 Doug Hovelson > > For up-to-date grammar (American style anyway) I use the Associated Press > Stylebook, the Chicago Manual of Style for particularly vexing questions. > However, Yahoo has an excellent style guide for writing on the Internet > that is also different from the aforementio

RE: Is there a way to do this...

For up-to-date grammar (American style anyway) I use the Associated Press Stylebook, the Chicago Manual of Style for particularly vexing questions. However, Yahoo has an excellent style guide for writing on the Internet that is also different from the aforementioned guides. TO me it comes down

Re: [Calc] Coolest budget model you've ever seen?

On 5/27/2012 12:58 AM, Tony wrote: Hey! Anybody know of any cool budget models out there, or maybe somebody's willing to share the one they got? Especially for retailing / ecommerce. Am looking for inspiration. Feel stuck in a rut. Thanks in advance! Tony I wrote an elementary graphing progra

[Calc] Feature request: Text inside Comments that is not messed up

Hello! Something strange happens to the text inside cell Comments. It's a good thing that it's based on the font of its mother cell, but it's a bad thing that it gets compressed and - depending on the font - with messed up kerning. Thought I'd let y'all know! I love Comments! Tony