Hi :)
I used Nabble to put a star by David S Crampton's answer as he was the one
that suggested the antivirus issue. I put another star by the answer about
using a command-line to check privileges. Does anyone else see those stars?
I tend to find the opposite about languages. In Windows ever
On 25/11/2011, Italo Vignoli wrote:
>
> Unfortunately (for you and the people who share the same idea), history
> shows that going face to face against Microsoft is the wrong strategy.
>
Cannot see how active promoting odf instead of passive promotion of m$
is a wrong strategy.
>
> I have writte
Yeah, sure! I can't even stop these from appearing in my mailbox even though
when I try to "unsubscribe" the mailer daemon tells me I'm unknown!! What a
load of crap!!!
From: Adam Tauno Williams
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Friday, November 25, 2
Hi Barry
Barry Elder wrote
>
> Yeah, sure! I can't even stop these from appearing in my mailbox even
> though when I try to "unsubscribe" the mailer daemon tells me I'm
> unknown!! What a load of crap!!!
>
Your problem with this mailing list has no relation to what the previous
poster said a
26/11/2011 08:48, sgrìobh e-letter:
This is weak; did youtube fail because initially web browsers did not
have flash plug-in technology? No, the content was so strong, flash
became a de facto multimedia standard driven by user demand.
But YouTube was something completely new, it wasn't like it
e-letter wrote
>
> This is weak; did youtube fail because initially web browsers did not
> have flash plug-in technology? No, the content was so strong, flash
> became a de facto multimedia standard driven by user demand.
>
That is not weak, it's a plain lie. Flash existed well before Youtube a
The Stars on Nabble put messages on your favourites list, no? I didn't
think they were "award stars".
In Windows you have (almost) total control over what UI language you get
for an application you install (ignoring the OS itself). LO is odd in
the sense that no matter what you select for down
Hi :)
Ahah, that makes sense. Thanks Michael.
Actually the Gnu&Linux installer and program are very different from the
Windows one. In Ubuntu (and the other unix-based OSes) you can choose which
language and you get just that one plus the default English. You don't get
tons of extra langua
Hi :)
This usually occurs when people register with 1 email account and have that one
feed into another account and forget which account they used to register.
It is fairly sensible to use different accounts to filter emails but then it
does become tricky to remember all their names and purpos
Tom wrote
>
> PS other people might like to notice that when someone hijacks a thread
> you can break it free by forwarding to the list rather than just replying.
> New people are often unfamiliar with email-list so we need to be able to
> cope with odd scenarios.
>
I think you can't do that i
What's nabble btw?
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from twohot@device.mobile :)
-Original Message-
From: Pedro
Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 07:30:05
To:
Reply-To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: unsubscribing
Tom wrote
>
> PS other people might
Hi :)
We have noticed your lack of tolerance and open hostility regarding the matter
which you are unable to understand. There is no need to be quite so hostile
nor to flare up each time someone quietly asks for help.
Please can you take your argument to the discussion group and/or steering/B
Onyeibo Oku-2 wrote
>
> What's nabble btw?
>
Nabble is a alternative interface to a mailing list. Instead of subscribing
to the mailing list and receiving every email (or a weekly digest), you can
subscribe in no-mail option. This means that you are subscribed to the list
and are allowed to ans
So it requires being online and a conscious wilful perusal of that site. I will
definitely forget to follow up.
-
from twohot@device.mobile :)
-Original Message-
From: Pedro
Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 07:50:53
To:
Reply-To: users@global.libreo
Jay Lozier wrote:
>>
> As if on a web page, you do only need to make Flash is enabled.
>
Anyway, my question is: "How to scroll backward in exported to flash (swf)
presentation?" Is it possible?
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On Sat, 2011-11-26 at 07:30 -0800, Pedro wrote:
> Tom wrote
> >
> > PS other people might like to notice that when someone hijacks a thread
> > you can break it free by forwarding to the list rather than just replying.
> > New people are often unfamiliar with email-list so we need to be able to
>
Dag Wieers wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Nov 2011, José Antonio Moray Serrano wrote:
>
>> The problem happens with the LibreOffice Writer and the format .doc .
>> When I insert an image and use it as "Como carácter" (in spanish, I
>> don't know how it's called in English. See first capture), I save the
>>
Hi :)
Errr, in that particular instance by "new people" i meant people that are
new to the LibreOffice project and this mailing-list.
For many people this mailing list will be the first mailing-list they have
ever belonged to. We have to be aware that we were/are all new at something
and even i
Is it just me or is the tone of the messages on these lists turned
extremely hostile as of late?
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Hi :)
We have phases. This is a fairly bad phase but we have had worse and got
through. Typically we arrive the other side of these bad times better friends
than we were previously and with more understanding of how other people think.
It's all part of being in a community. Someone has an ex
Hi :)
Brilliant! I didn't realise you could do that with Nabble. So far i have
mostly used it as a method of giving people a link to a previous thread or
even to a specific post in that thread. It's also handy for catching up but
i keep forgetting to use it for that.
Thanks Drew
Regards from
To
On 11/26/2011 11:20 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :)
> We have phases. This is a fairly bad phase but we have had worse and got
> through. Typically we arrive the other side of these bad times better
> friends than we were previously and with more understanding of how other
> people think. It's
Hi :)
True. It is just another tool that you can choose to use or not-use. The
choice is there.
The way i look at it is that i could look at one web-page rather than wade
through hundreds of emails. Other people that don't like Nabble seem to like
GMane but i have no idea what that is. :)
Hi :)
Lol. Here we get both. I have gleaned a lot of pearls from Regina, Cor, NoOp,
e-letter and others on this list and people on some of the other lists.
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Sat, 26/11/11, David wrote:
> From: David
> Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] The tone of thiese Lists
> To
Hi,I hope it's OK to jump in with a question, because I'm one of the newbies
that you may be talking about.
I sent an email off to (user+help) on 11/23 about a problem with the display of
hidden characters (The Pilcrow) that I am having on two systems.
Since sending the email I have been receivi
Hi :)
Weird. I couldn't find your question. I had a look through Nabble
http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/nabble-mailing-list-interface/
and also checked all through my in-box for the last few days. (That's usually
a good way to find a post that accidentally (or deliberately) hijacked a
thr
Tom,
Thanks for the quick response. My question was sent directly to (user+help)
but right after signing up. Maybe I should have waited for the dust to settle
before launching the question. I'll resend the email.Thanks again.And I truly
am enjoying the boat load of emails. |:>)
Bob
Bob Hou
26.11.2011 12:45, Bob Houston пишет:
Hi,I hope it's OK to jump in with a question, because I'm one of the newbies
that you may be talking about.
I sent an email off to (user+help) on 11/23 about a problem with the display of
hidden characters (The Pilcrow) that I am having on two systems.
Since
Bob,
I made the same mistake when I first signed up. I was sending questions to
"users+help". The syntax makes that sound reasonable. After the 3rd try of
getting the same boilerplate "help" message back I found the correct:
"users@global.libreoffice.org". That's what puts you in business!
If I understand the procedure correctly I just post the question to
(libreoffice-users)?
Thanks
Bob Houston eBook Formattinghttp://about.me/BobHouston
http://facebook.com/eBookFormatting
> Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 13:13:04 -0400
> From: mene...@bk.ru
> To: users@global.libreoffice.org
> Subjec
Thanks David. "users@global.libreoffice.org" it will be.BobBob Houston eBook
Formattinghttp://about.me/BobHouston
http://facebook.com/eBookFormatting
> To: users@global.libreoffice.org
> Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] The tone of thiese Lists (from a newbie)
> Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 09:22:52
From: bob_hous...@hotmail.com
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Subject: My Pilcrow is gone. (Non printing Characters)
Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:42:37 -0500
Hi users,
I have lost my Pilcrow on my two networked systems. Both are using LibreOffice
3.4.4 00034m1 (Build:402)
The main system
2011/11/26 David
> On 11/26/2011 11:20 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
> > Hi :)
> > We have phases. This is a fairly bad phase but we have had worse and
> got through. Typically we arrive the other side of these bad times better
> friends than we were previously and with more understanding of how other
Hi Bob,
please have a look at 'Bug 40482 - CONFIGURATION: Formatting aids -
displayed nonprinting characters become unchecked during printing and
PDF export'
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40482 .
That could resolve your problem ... :)
mjk
On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 6:38 PM, Bob Ho
Thanks mjk, I'll check it out.
Bob Houston eBook Formattinghttp://about.me/BobHouston
http://facebook.com/eBookFormatting
> Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 19:13:05 +0100
> Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] My Pilcrow is gone. (Non printing Characters)
> From: courrier.oou.fr@googlemail.com
> To: us
I have a number of alternative colour palettes, including one I want to
use generally. Most of them seem to be designed for a palette that is 10
boxes across, but the palette in Libre Office 3.4.4 is 8 boxes across,
so breaking up the pattern.
I seem to recall that the palette in Open Office was f
Hi :)
I had no idea what a pilcrow was ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilcrow
Now i know hat that back-to-front invisible P thing is called too.
With regards to reinstalling this guide might help
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile
Other OpenSource programs such as Firefox, Gimp, V
Tom,Thanks for the input.And also to MJK. I took a quick look at the link
supplied by MJK. But have not had time to read to much other than that the
Pilcrow disappearance may be a bug.
If in fact it is a bug, what is the procedure to let the software types at
LibreO.o know about it?
I'd rathe
Hi :)
There is a guide to help with bug-reporting
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugReport
Reinstalling doesn't do the same thing with OpenSource products that it tends
to do with proprietary programs. For an OpenSource program you only need to
rename the user-profile. It's a lot less hass
Are you talking about an ACTUAL PHYSICAL inclusion of the "¶" that you want to
see in printed copy and on the display?
Or are you talking about an option in your software (View | Non-printing
characters) that SHOWS where the paragraphing is by displaying pilcrows. These
are not actually in you
Dennis E. Hamilton wrote
>
> They still won't print though
>
Do you mean the "non-printing characters" are not printed??? :)
In fact you could print them, just for fun, if you deliberately
inserted/pasted a ¶ character at the end of each line :)
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Bob Houston wrote
>
> Any help in finding my pilcrows would be greatly appreciated.
>
Have you tried pressing Ctrl+F10 (or selecting View, Non-printing characters
from the menu) on the machine where the sign doesn't show?
This setting is saved per machine not per document, so switching machine
No Pedro, I just need to see them. Not print them. |:>)
Bob Houston eBook Formattinghttp://about.me/BobHouston
http://facebook.com/eBookFormatting
> Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 12:54:14 -0800
> From: pedl...@gmail.com
> To: users@global.libreoffice.org
> Subject: [libreoffice-users] RE: My Pilcrow
Tom wrote
>
> Reinstalling doesn't do the same thing with OpenSource products that it
> tends to do with proprietary programs. For an OpenSource program you only
> need to rename the user-profile. It's a lot less hassle.
>
I couldn't disagree more. This is not a FLOSS characteristic. This i
Hi :)
I think the uninstaller does have the option to also uninstall all
user-profiles and everything but it's possibly not something that people would
look for.
There are substantial advantages to the way OpenSource programs user their
user-profiles. The different programs use the same path
The PILCROW is back!
Thanks to MJK for directing me to the bug page. It is a bug.No fix for the bug
as of yet, but if he tries to sneak away again I can find him and put him back
to work.
Thanks to all.
Bob
Bob Houston eBook Formattinghttp://about.me/BobHouston
http://facebook.com/eBookFormatti
Hi,
On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 9:59 PM, Bob Houston wrote:
>
> No Pedro, I just need to see them. Not print them. |:>)
> [...]
Sigh ... ;)
There's no need to rename (remove) the user profile.
(To abstract from bug 40482):
The bug occurs since LibO 3.4.3
- when you open the print dialog (e.g.: 'C
MJK,
You said it way better than I could.
Thanks
Bob
Bob Houston eBook Formattinghttp://about.me/BobHouston
http://facebook.com/eBookFormatting
> Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 23:15:19 +0100
> Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] RE: My Pilcrow is gone. (Non printing
> Characters)
> From: courrier
Thanks Jay/Tom,
The only video format available is the Flash format and I tried that a
number of times but for some reason nothing I have installed (even Flash
Player itself) could open or play the generated files.
From: Jay Lozier [via Document Foundation Mail Archive]
[mailto:ml-node+s96907
Thanks Jay/Tom,
The only video format available is the Flash format and I tried that a number
of times but for some reason nothing I have installed (even Flash Player
itself) could open or play the generated files.
Cheers
Rod
From: Tom [via Document Foundation Mail Archive]
[mailto:ml
Thanks Jay/Tom,
The only video format available is the Flash format and I tried that a number
of times but for some reason nothing I have installed (even Flash Player
itself) could open or play the generated files.
Cheers
Rod
Cheers
Rod
From: Tom [via Document Foundation Mail A
On 11/26/2011 11:27 AM, David wrote:
On 11/26/2011 11:20 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
We have phases. This is a fairly bad phase but we have had worse and got through.
Typically we arrive the other side of these bad times better friends than we were
previously and with more understanding of h
Hi
I use Swfdec Flash Player to view that kind of files... but it isn't
like a movie, it is like a presentation.
Adress: http://swfdec.freedesktop.org/
Regards,
Jorge Rodriguez
El sáb, 26-11-2011 a las 16:58 -0800, rod escribió:
> Thanks Jay/Tom,
>
> The only video
Hello Rod
On Sat, 2011-11-26 at 20:52 -0600, jorge wrote:
> Hi
>
> I use Swfdec Flash Player to view that kind of files... but it isn't
> like a movie, it is like a presentation.
Right and if all you want is flip chart type stuff then sure output to
SWF is fine, but if you are looking for
what do you suggest for ubuntu lucid?i am using tibesti and
recordmydesktop.is there any other alternative?did not try istanbul because
the last release on 2007.would it be any good?
regards,
On 27 November 2011 09:24, drew wrote:
> Hello Rod
> .
> * Also before you ask - if you are usin
Thanks for that Drew,
I will download swfdec flash player and try it. I have made a slideshow in
Impress, there’s half a gig of it, it is simply a series of still images in
four sections with some music in the background with 10s between slide changes;
I want to put the presentation onto a
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