Hi Jean-François, all,
Le 16/04/2014 07:16, Jean-Francois Nifenecker a écrit :
> Re,
>
> Le 16/04/2014 07:11, Jean-Francois Nifenecker a écrit :
>> Bonjour,
>>
>> suite à des échanges en privé, j'ai actualisé et amélioré mon manifeste,
>> joint en version 1.7. En particulier j'ai ajouté un paragra
I've become used to the idea that I need to use the Shift key for resizing
graphics, but was glad to hear that an option to set that default behavior
will be in 4.3.
As far as I can tell, however, there is no option to do so in the alpha
version of 4.3 which I am currently using.
Or, am I looking
Hi :)
I would have been amazed if they had got it in within hours of 'us' asking
for it! Might be worth nudging the devs list or even better, perhaps, bump
the bugs thread by saying which "nightly build" (or whatever) it wasn't
in.
I never knew about the shift key and always kinda fudged it by op
Thanks for your responses. I think that LO is missing a trick on not having
the possibility of accessing their start screen.
David
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I've discovered another neat reason to use character styles instead of
direct character formatting. We've already discussed the advantage of
changing character formatting document-wide by just changing the style.
I've always used Ctrl-B for boldface and Ctrl-I for Italics in providing
direct c
Greetings To The Libre Office World!
We have been successfully using Libre Office 4.1 with Dragon Medical2,
running on Windows 7, 64 bit, since January of this year. Most
everything works well with the integration between Libre Office Writer,
and Dragon Medical2, even the field advance buttons
Interesting point, Virgil. I think we need to weak a fine line between
providing a tool that we can use intelligently, and forcing people to
do something they don't understand. Using styles the right way is
something you have to be educated about. Like you, I started by
getting the idea that I coul
Hi :)
Nice! :) I wonder if you can reconfigure the
Ctrl B
combo to apply the relevant style instead of just making it bold
temporarily?
Regards from
Tom :)
On 16 April 2014 19:06, Virgil Arrington wrote:
> I've discovered another neat reason to use character styles instead of
> direct charac
On 04/16/2014 03:19 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Nice! :) I wonder if you can reconfigure the
Ctrl B
combo to apply the relevant style instead of just making it bold
temporarily?
Regards from
Tom :)
Yes, you can, but I found you don't want to.
In the Tools/Customize dialogs, you can assign
Hi :)
I think you have gone into quite advanced usages of styles. To start with
i kept it extremely simple and mixed in some direct formatting too.
It took a while to get used to direct formatting too but that was so long
ago now that it's difficult to remember. Most of my colleagues don't know
On 04/16/2014 04:08 PM, Kevin O'Brien wrote:
Interesting point, Virgil. I think we need to weak a fine line between
providing a tool that we can use intelligently, and forcing people to
do something they don't understand. Using styles the right way is
something you have to be educated about. Lik
Hi :)
Neat. I was wondering what work-around you would find.
The only one i thought of was to try to remember that i would have to
select an area of text to make bold instead of doing the toggling method.
I think your way is better though.
Thanks and regards from
Tom :)
On 16 April 2014 22:29,
Hi :)
msi is a good one for an antivirus to scan for but crashing it's download
doesn't sound right. Avira need to fix something there!
Thanks for checking all this so thoroughly and giving feedback!
I hope you have a happy easter! errr, and to all the rest of the list too
of course :D
Regards
Hi :)
+1
I agree. It is more of an issue now the start screen is so much nicer
looking and more useful. Posting a feature-request through the bug-report
system would be fantastic. Ideally with someone who feels fairly strongly
about it rather than someone good at coding. David, are you up for i
Hi :)
Someone kindly pointed out that code can be rolled out to multiple machines
using a "patch file". I don't know how to do that but the o.p. does.
So now the main question is how to get the source code of a button.
Side issue is knowing if it's possible to write a button as an Extension or
a
All:
In trying out various allegedly ODF compatible office suites, I
discovered that one of them stripped template data from the file.
Can somebody point me to an easy way to add the source template data
back to the file?
jonathon
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