Hi :)
Hmmm, that is not good news! Sorry about that! Is there any chance you could
post a bug-report about it? A lot of this guide might not be relevant but
please just try to make the best of it
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/BugReport
tehre is another page but i think the content
Hi :)
Most versions of GnuLinux (Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, Redhat, openSuSE) all include
a default set of programs. Often the same program in each one. For example
most of the examples have Firefox and LibreOffice by default.
However, you don't have to stick with the defaults. You can install
Hi :)
Which web-browser were you using to download with? It seems a few people have
had problems with Internet Explorer and 1 had trouble with Firefox. The
Firefox one turned out to be some problem with a company firewall as the
download worked just fine from outside. Did you use IE at both
Hi :)
Several different issues all in one thread.
Whenever you install Windows or upgrade, such as from Xp to Win7 the Windows
installer kindly 'fixes' the MBR to point at the Windows boot-loader (NTldr).
Windows can't see non-Windows stuff and even has trouble with other versions of
To Whom it May Concern,
Trying to download and install the latest Windows version of LibreOffice
from a machine in the UK running Windows 7 and Internet Explorer.
Using the standard process for downloading from the download page the
LibreOffice install file came as a *.MAN file. Clearly
Dear Libre Office
is it possible to please add jpeg and gif options in 'save as' under
Impress. The inability to do this presently forces me for some purposes
to use MS Powerpoint
also, I cannot see it, could the option to loop a presentation be
available under setting up the slide show
many
Hi :)
Nicely said Virgil! :D You almost make it sound like you are not already in
the club just by using LibreOffice and a bit more besides! :)
The Tux penguin is a mascot of GnuLinux but used a bit more widely in
OpenSource generally too. I was thinking of using a cuddly toy as a way of
Hi,
I'm not a big user of Impress, but if you go to File- Preview in Web
Browser it produces a series of jpg and html files.
On my linux system it opened the file manager in the temporary directory
where they are saved, so that makes it easy to save into whatever
directory you want them to
Hi :)
Have you tried looking for merchandising in
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/
https://www.fsf.org/
and other big-name sites? It might be worth hunting around on your distro's
main sites.
Regards from
Tom :)
From: Kracked_P_P---webmaster
Brian Grainger wrote:
To Whom it May Concern,
Trying to download and install the latest Windows version of
LibreOffice from a machine in the UK running Windows 7 and Internet
Explorer.
Using the standard process for downloading from the download page the
LibreOffice install file came as a
Tom Davies:
Whenever you install Windows or upgrade, such as from Xp to Win7 the Windows
installer kindly 'fixes' the MBR to point at the Windows boot-loader
(NTldr).
Windows backs up the existing boot sector and adds it to the boot menu via
boot.ini or BCD entry.
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Tom Davies:
By default most versions of GnuLinux (lets just call them distros) have a
set of repos (=repositories) which are a bit like vast warehouses of
programs and other software.
...Because Linux is inherently broken and cannot run vanilla builds of
software. Also repositories keep
On 10/06/2013 09:32 AM, Urmas wrote:
Tom Davies:
Whenever you install Windows or upgrade, such as from Xp to Win7 the
Windows installer kindly 'fixes' the MBR to point at the Windows
boot-loader (NTldr).
Windows backs up the existing boot sector and adds it to the boot menu
via boot.ini or
I just use them for conversation starters that can lead into LO.
One day, I will get some actual Tux and other items, but I no longer
work in an office, but out of my apartment.
On 10/05/2013 12:10 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Nicely said Virgil! :D You almost make it sound like you are
Dnia 2013-10-06, o godz. 20:37:49
Urmas davian...@gmail.com napisał(a):
...Because Linux is inherently broken and cannot run vanilla builds
of software. Also repositories keep prehistoric versions of apps
only, backporting only the security issues fixes, which have to be
manually picked from
Urmas wrote:
...Because Linux is inherently broken and cannot run vanilla builds of
software. Also repositories keep prehistoric versions of apps only,
backporting only the security issues fixes, which have to be manually
picked from the developer's VCS and manually patched in. So to fix a
James Knott:
Have you actually used Linux and
installed apps on it?
I've been using Linux since 2001, and that is exactly as the matter stands.
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Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
It was really nice of Windows to stop allowing me to boot into Ubuntu
after I upgraded from Vista to Win7. I had to use a boot fixer disc
to give me back my Ubuntu. At least that laptop is the one I use only
once in a while, since I have a small drive in it,
Please ignore the troll, he's not even a very good one.
Urmas consistantly posts information about LO and linux that puts it
in a very bad light, but mostly is very obviously wrong, and
occasionally not so obviously wrong.
On Sun, 6 Oct 2013 22:04:52 +0700
Urmas davian...@gmail.com wrote:
2013/10/6 Urmas davian...@gmail.com
Tom Davies:
By default most versions of GnuLinux (lets just call them distros) have a
set of repos (=repositories) which are a bit like vast warehouses of
programs and other software.
...Because Linux is inherently broken and cannot run vanilla builds of
On 10/06/2013 11:06 AM, James Knott wrote:
Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
It was really nice of Windows to stop allowing me to boot into Ubuntu
after I upgraded from Vista to Win7. I had to use a boot fixer disc
to give me back my Ubuntu. At least that laptop is the one I use only
once in a
At 01:23 06/10/2013 +0100, Brian Grainger wrote:
Trying to download and install the latest Windows version of
LibreOffice from a machine in the UK running Windows 7 and Internet
Explorer. Using the standard process for downloading from the
download page the LibreOffice install file came as a
This is really starting to infuriate me...
Why, when working in an .ods spreadsheet, if I copy a number from a
cell, and go to pastespecial it into another cell, does it often (not
every time, still can't pin it down) sometimes come up with the only
op[tion as 'Unformatted text' from 'Unknown
Brian Barker wrote:
Could some helpful person with the right sort of account please report
this as a bug at the LibreOffice site? Meanwhile I may contact
catn.com directly.
Go tho the LO site and place your mouse pointer over the link. What
file name shows up at the bottom of the browser?
I started with Ubuntu with version 8.10, and have had each version since
then. I generally find it easiest to do a clean install. One advantage
of that is every 6 months I have a complete backup of my hard drive. The
second advantage is it is very easy to do. Each program has its own
hidden
Don Myers wrote:
I started with Ubuntu with version 8.10, and have had each version
since then. I generally find it easiest to do a clean install. One
advantage of that is every 6 months I have a complete backup of my
hard drive. The second advantage is it is very easy to do. Each
program has
At 13:04 06/10/2013 -0400, Charles Marcus wrote:
This is really starting to infuriate me... Why, when working in an
.ods spreadsheet, if I copy a number from a cell, and go to
pastespecial it into another cell, does it often (not every time,
still can't pin it down) sometimes come up with the
Updated to 4.1.2 and found a glitch.
Discovered that slideshow automatic timing has been messed up since it no
longer allows timings higher than 99.99 seconds.
I use a countdown clock at the beginning of my weekly slideshow that relies
on the slide timing being higher.
I've tried typing in
Hi :)
Thanks :) I think back then the mailing list was trying to find out some of
the parameters of the problem or see if there was some weird misunderstanding
that we could actually help with. Internet Explorer often does weird things
and there might have been other weird stuff going on
Hi :)
Usually when you buy a desktop computer it already has Windows installed. Then
after a couple of years the machine has become old and slow and needs replacing
so another Windows machine gets bought. At no point does anyone install
Windows, or at least not many people. People usually
At 18:24 05/10/2013 +0100, Rev Nick Nicholas wrote:
I cannot see it, could the option to loop a presentation be
available under setting up the slide show
It is. Go to Slide Show | Slide Show Settings... | Type, select
Auto, and choose a delay time from the thumbwheel.
I trust this helps.
Tanstaafl wrote:
This is really starting to infuriate me...
Why, when working in an .ods spreadsheet, if I copy a number from a
cell, and go to pastespecial it into another cell, does it often (not
every time, still can't pin it down) sometimes come up with the only
op[tion as 'Unformatted
Hi list,
=MONTH(10/2013) returns 10 in version 3.5.7, but returns #VALUE!
in version 4.x
The same applies to YEAR() as well.
Is this a known bug/feature or is there maybe something wrong in my
settings?
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Problems?
Hi :)
As James said it might well be better to make a separate partition for your
/home. It's easier to do that during the install process but this link can be
handy if you want to try this post-install.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving
If the way you are doing it
On 2013-10-06 1:55 PM, Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com wrote:
At 13:04 06/10/2013 -0400, Charles Marcus wrote:
This is really starting to infuriate me... Why, when working in an
.ods spreadsheet, if I copy a number from a cell, and go to
pastespecial it into another cell, does it often
On 2013-10-06 3:30 PM, Mark Bourne
libreoffice-ml.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
Tanstaafl wrote:
This is really starting to infuriate me...
Why, when working in an .ods spreadsheet, if I copy a number from a
cell, and go to pastespecial it into another cell, does it often (not
every time,
No replies, suggestions, little helps…?
Am 02.10.2013 um 14:44 schrieb Contini Luciano lachi1...@hotmail.com:
Hello everybody,
I have an hyperlink problem: the ⌘-click doesn't activate the showed link
when applied on a picture/ graphic, it just selects the picture. ⌘-clicking a
text
At 21:59 06/10/2013 +0200, Thomas Boehm wrote:
=MONTH(10/2013) returns 10 in version 3.5.7, but returns
#VALUE! in version 4.x. The same applies to YEAR() as well. Is
this a known bug/feature or is there maybe something wrong in my settings?
I think this is a feature.
The definition of the
Brian Barker wrote:
At 21:59 06/10/2013 +0200, Thomas Boehm wrote:
=MONTH(10/2013) returns 10 in version 3.5.7, but returns #VALUE!
in version 4.x. The same applies to YEAR() as well. Is this a known
bug/feature or is there maybe something wrong in my settings?
I think this is a feature.
Somebody asked here why I think that Calc is very slack-baked ...
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