Hi :)
I think people were saying that Rtf is worth avoiding.
Odt recently had an upgrade and is now on it's 1.2 release. You were probably
using it 2 releases ago when it was on 1.0. Also it is becoming more popular
now that both Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice are getting developed a
Hi :)
I think you meant VHS but i really had to think about it. Interesting to hear
the Betamax really might have outlived VHS afterall! People mostly moved to
the various Dvd formats (including Bluray).
Regards from
Tom :)
From: rost52
Hi :)
+1
In my country there is a saying a miss is as good as a mile. I do kinda
agree with Dennis about the point that using xml in a zip-file format is a bit
like using a red pen on paper. Just because 2 people use the same tools
doesn't mean the result will be very similar.
Regards from
Hi :)
There are a number of plans for different directions but i think the main focus
is getting onto mobile devices (are we nearly there yet?) and a CLoud type
thing for immediate collaboration so that more than one person can be working
on a document at the same time.
Most things such as
On 11/28/2012 08:13 PM, Gary Montalbine wrote:
Thanks everyone for your help. I am now able to copy in text.
Gary
It was suggested that I explain what I did. The graphic's and paragraphs
I just did a copy and paste. Adjusted the size and location of the
graphics as necessary. For the
Hi :)
Superb! Nicely done! Also thanks for letting the list know so that people in
the future can find the answer from the archives.
Congrats, thanks and regards from
Tom :)
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Hello ,
I am a Debian Gnu / Linux User and I want to know how to contribute to
Libre Office. Any ideas ? I don't know good programming but I want to help
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On 11/29/2012 07:52 AM, Klearchos-Angelos Gkountras wrote:
Hello ,
I am a Debian Gnu / Linux User and I want to know how to contribute to
Libre Office. Any ideas ? I don't know good programming but I want to help
Three possibilities that I can think of: the development group
(the program
Hi :)
Loads of different areas you can help. It can be good to do a quick tour and
try each team for a couple of weeks to see which you prefer.
Documentation is a good one to start with although it might take them a while
to give you access to the site where the works-in-progress are kept.
Hi :)
I'm completely lost now. I have a friend that is a VJ and he goes on about
their different formats but i have no idea. He can just about get it when i go
on about Pdf versus Odt versus DocX but that is pushing it. I'm currently
struggling with trying to find good formats for still
W dniu 2012-11-29 12:07, Tom Davies pisze:
Hi :) has anyone given a good answer to this yet or have you solved
the problem yourself?
You can take an empty document and set the desired language in the
paragraph style default. Then you save this document as document
template. Whenever you need
On 11/29/2012 07:52 AM, Klearchos-Angelos Gkountras wrote:
Hello ,
I am a Debian Gnu / Linux User and I want to know how to contribute to
Libre Office. Any ideas ? I don't know good programming but I want to help
There are a lot of things that do not involve programming. Do you have
On 11/29/2012 04:52 AM, Klearchos-Angelos Gkountras wrote:
Hello ,
I am a Debian Gnu / Linux User and I want to know how to contribute to
Libre Office. Any ideas ? I don't know good programming but I want to help
This is a great place to start:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugTriage
We could have both.
There could be a 2 page Quick Reference cheat sheet for easier tasks
and then the next 4 pages could address more challenging functions.
That way anyone looking to check on (or forgetting) how to do a quick
task could see the cheat sheet and for the more advanced tasks the
Please don't forget Impress and maybe Draw and Base at the end.
On 2012-11-30 00:23, charles meyer wrote:
We could have both.
There could be a 2 page Quick Reference cheat sheet for easier tasks
and then the next 4 pages could address more challenging functions.
That way anyone looking to
Regina, I took the your words from gordom's mail.
How can you set the language in the default paragraph style? I could not find a
possibility to do so?
On 2012-11-29 23:36, gordom wrote:
set the desired language in the
paragraph style default.
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I am a visually impaired and committed Mac user for over 5 years. Being blind I
rely on VoiceOver screen reader which is a superb example of this type of
assistive technology.
While looking to see if Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 would be accessible,
rather than pay then be disappointed I went
Hi,
Dr. R. O Stapf schrieb:
Regina, I took the your words from gordom's mail.
How can you set the language in the default paragraph style? I could not
find a possibility to do so?
Open the category Paragraph Styles in the StylesFormatting window.
Right click on Default and select item
Le 29/11/12 16:21, Patrick Adams a écrit :
Hi Patrick,
Please someone tell me this maybe a faulty installation and what I can do
about that (yes I can download again but don't want to waste time if this
lack of accessibility for VoiceOver is reality. Or perhaps there are some
settings
Okay, I must be brain-dead. I misread nabble as nobble.
Looking at nabble, it's way more than I need if anyone want's to look at
the document with which I'm having trouble. It can be downloaded from
http://beachware.org/Dec12.doc.
Thanks, all, for the support.
Chris
On 11/27/2012 11:41
Thanks.
Opens fine in my opensuse version of LO, which is I think about 3.5.4.
(3.5 build 403).
steve
On 2012-11-30 05:45, Chris Carlson wrote:
Okay, I must be brain-dead. I misread nabble as nobble.
Looking at nabble, it's way more than I need if anyone want's to look
at the document with
Hi :)
Ahhh, i think you might have missed the LibreOffice set-up that is already
built in Nabble. You just find a way into the right thread, reply to
anyone's comment, write a reply in the box and click on the More button
just above where you write. There is another More button so if Upload
file
Hi :)
Ok, so i got onto a Windows machine using LO 3.5.4 and it looked the same.
In Word 2010 the couple of paragraphs from page 4 were on page 3 so page 4
started with the letter by Bill Cook.Here's a Pdf of the Word version
Dec12.pdf
Well, I would need others to help with the modules that I rarely use.
What I would like to see is the easy things first and the harder
things second.
I really think each sheet should have the ToolsOptions info there and
for the General info for setting up LO. That could be the last 1 or 2
Thanks for putting my attention to this drop down list. Until now I did not recognize this
possibility because switching languages never created a problem using the Tool/Language... menu.
On 2012-11-30 01:25, Regina Henschel wrote:
Hi,
Dr. R. O Stapf schrieb:
Regina, I took the your words
Your last line is priceless;
I sure would like to know how to explain this idea to some
folks ;-)
money intelligent thinking are not necessarily linked.
On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 9:42 AM, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi :)
Dunno how many people still
On 11/29/2012 04:05 PM, NoOp wrote:
On 11/29/2012 08:45 AM, Chris Carlson wrote:
Okay, I must be brain-dead. I misread nabble as nobble.
Looking at nabble, it's way more than I need if anyone want's to look at
the document with which I'm having trouble. It can be downloaded from
On 11/29/2012 11:45 AM, Chris Carlson wrote:
Okay, I must be brain-dead. I misread nabble as nobble.
Looking at nabble, it's way more than I need if anyone want's to look
at the document with which I'm having trouble. It can be downloaded
from http://beachware.org/Dec12.doc.
Thanks, all,
Thanks for looking into this. I really would like LO to become as good
and better than MW.
I just copied the PDF of my document to http://beachware.org/Dec12.pdf.
Because you don't seem to have trouble loading it (at least it
recognizes it as a Word document), I decided to try opening it
Could you summarize the highlights for those of us that don't
understand the computer-talk ;-)
so we'll know when we really must upgrade.
On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 2:12 PM, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi :)
My 'local' supermarket, part of a national and
Could not open the file
LibO 3.5.7.2 XP pro / SP3
On 2012-11-30 11:26, NoOp wrote:
On 11/29/2012 04:05 PM, NoOp wrote:
On 11/29/2012 08:45 AM, Chris Carlson wrote:
Okay, I must be brain-dead. I misread nabble as nobble.
Looking at nabble, it's way more than I need if anyone want's to look
I find it really frustrating that all of you are opening the document
fine. Of course you all seem to be using Linux or LO version 3.6. On
Nov 25, I downloaded the latest version, and it was 3.5.7. Silly me to
think that this is the latest version.
So, I installed 3.6.3.2 (build 58f22d5),
LOL LOL LOL
To me a magazine was LIFE, Post, ... they included photographs with
their articles;
ah, that glorious feeling when just the right image was captured
on the silver negative ...
then came color prints ... then television ... then color tv ... and
now
On 11/29/2012 11:28 PM, Chris Carlson wrote:
I find it really frustrating that all of you are opening the document
fine. Of course you all seem to be using Linux or LO version 3.6. On
Nov 25, I downloaded the latest version, and it was 3.5.7. Silly me
to think that this is the latest
Then I should be able to open it soon when 3.6.4 will be released. Next week???
I will give it a try because I am on XP
On 2012-11-30 13:28, Chris Carlson wrote:
I find it really frustrating that all of you are opening the document fine. Of course you all
seem to be using Linux or LO version
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