Hi :)
Blimey, thanks :)) Looks like i am 2 for 2 today :))
Thanks and regards from
Tom :)
On 1 May 2014 15:31, william drescher wrote:
> On 5/1/2014 9:02 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
>
>> Hi :)
>> Does anyone know if there is some sort of buffer-zone between the edges of
>> the cells and the contents
Tom,
Believe you REALLY should get off of the 4.2.x branch and move onto the 4.3
now in alpha.
Devs have really put a lot of effort into exactly these issues for the 4.3
release.
First 4.3 alpha pre-release is
here: http://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/pre-releases/win/x86/
or perhaps work with t
On 5/1/2014 10:24 PM, anne-ology wrote:
I agree that reaching for the mouse does interrupt work-flow for a lot of
people. It's funny to see just how dependant people are on it and how
resistant they are to learning to press tab and other other tricks which
have often been around for decades
Funn
Yet those of us who grew up with typewriters, use that TAB - &
shift-TAB -
and the arrow keys rather than the mouse ;-)
Remembering, all those folks who would say,
when referring to these computers,
"it's a passing fad" ;-)
Do youngsters of t
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(programming_language)
R is a free software programming language and software environment for
statistical computing and graphics.
Calc has a limit of one million rows (well, 1048576 if I remember
correctly).
I expect that you will not have this problem if you
Progress report:
I've installed Version: 4.2.3.3, Build ID:
882f8a0a489bc99a9e60c7905a60226254cb6ff0
I've had 5 "vector::_M_range_check" crashes in a row, in one of my large
multi-sheet spreadsheet documents. What I'm trying to do that's causing
the crashes is delete about 10 rows in a sheet
If it were otherwise, then each would not be editable ;-)
But when the cursor is outside of any label then the arrow keys go
from one to another, right?
From: Ruth Ann
Date: Thu, May 1, 2014 at 1:20 PM
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] keyboard shortcut to navigate tables now
for
The arrow keys work for me ...
ok, that's technically not a short-cut ;-)
but it keeps things simple ... that KISs idea ;-)
PS - I see you're from Ohio;
sure hope you & yours were able to avoid any problems from the
storms passing your way.
From: R
Hi :)
Tab normally moves forwards and
Shift and Tab
should move backwards. It works in most forms, spreadsheets and in Writer
tables too. The only time it doesn't work is in some Access forms or
Reports where the designer hasn't realised the significance and assumes
everyone uses a mouse.
I agre
Hey Mark,
Thank you! That works great. Before, I had gotten as far as selecting
the frame, but never thought of the tab key to move to the next frame.
Being an old DOS person, I am lost without my keyboard shortcuts. Never
did much like the mouse for this type of work - it seems like it
constan
Ruth Ann wrote:
<<<+ cursor movements seem to advance from cell to cell
in a Writer table, rather than word to word as in a paragraph.
+ takes you to first table cell. + +
takes you to the last cell.>>>
Thank you, Stuart, that does indeed work. Except I found that + U
or D moves me from cell to
My apologies. I had asked about tables, and indeed, your information was
very useful. Thank you.
However, what I should have asked about was how to navigate on a page of
labels.
Sorry, I think when I look at the page, it looks like a table to me, so
I think of it that way. But in reality, it i
<<<+ cursor movements seem to advance from cell to cell
in a Writer table, rather than word to word as in a paragraph.
+ takes you to first table cell. + +
takes you to the last cell.>>>
Thank you, Stuart, that does indeed work. Except I found that + U
or D moves me from cell to cell while R
At 13:31 01/05/2014 -0400, Ruth Ann wrote:
Is there a keyboard shortcut that will let me move from cell to cell
in a table in Writer? I can not find any mention of one in the help
section, and so far, the only way I know to move the cursor to the
next cell is to use the mouse.
Do the (four) k
On 5/1/2014 1:31 PM, Ruth Ann wrote:
Is there a keyboard shortcut that will let me move from cell to cell
in a table in Writer? I can not find any mention of one in the help
section, and so far, the only way I know to move the cursor to the
next cell is to use the mouse.
Ruth Ann, Cincinnati,
Ruth Ann wrote
> Is there a keyboard shortcut that will let me move from cell to cell in
> a table in Writer? I can not find any mention of one in the help
> section, and so far, the only way I know to move the cursor to the next
> cell is to use the mouse.
> Ruth Ann, Cincinnati, OH USA
Hmm,
Is there a keyboard shortcut that will let me move from cell to cell in
a table in Writer? I can not find any mention of one in the help
section, and so far, the only way I know to move the cursor to the next
cell is to use the mouse.
Ruth Ann, Cincinnati, OH USA
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Hi :)
Ahh, yeh. The check for updates is probably checking the repos of your
distro then or not really checking at all! Sorry about that! It does work
if you do get the version from your package manager but i only do that on
machines that are difficult for me to reach.
Apols and regards from
Tom
On 05/01/2014 04:00 AM, Tanstaafl wrote:
On 4/29/2014 6:21 PM, Tom Cloyd wrote:
Everyday, I organize my life around two large LO spreadsheets. I'm
running ver. 4.2.1.1.
Since the last major update (ver. 4.2.1?), my day begins with a serious
of crashes - only after I save both sheets (separatel
Hi :)
i assumed it is a 3rd party database program that contains the tables of
data. Base is usually excellent at linking to such external databases. It
seems to be the best way of using Base and the default way of using it.
The idea is that Base then performs various functions through SQL code;
Jacqueline Tarleton wrote
> "But I am getting more comfortable with using R itself to answer these..."
>
> Excuse my ignorance - What is R?
>
> This particular Thread has provided amazing details on the limitations of
> Libre Office Calc, tips, hints, and workarounds- except do not know what
> is
On 5/1/2014 9:02 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Does anyone know if there is some sort of buffer-zone between the edges of
the cells and the contents of that cell? In Writer i went to
Table - Properties - Borders
and found the "Spacing to contents" defaulted to 0.1cm.
mine defaulted to 0.04 inches
Hi :)
Does anyone know if there is some sort of buffer-zone between the edges of
the cells and the contents of that cell? In Writer i went to
Table - Properties - Borders
and found the "Spacing to contents" defaulted to 0.1cm.
William, i guess you might have tried that already but if not then doe
"But I am getting more comfortable with using R itself to answer these..."
Excuse my ignorance - What is R?
This particular Thread has provided amazing details on the limitations of
Libre Office Calc, tips, hints, and workarounds- except do not know what is
R. I apologize in advance for not offer
On 4/30/2014 4:49 PM, James E Lang wrote:
Does the silly form get submitted electronically or on paper?
On paper.
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Hi :)
+1
To clarify: the higher that 3rd digit the more stable the release is (that
is a bit of a simplification but it kinda works well).
So if stability is the main issue then the 4.1.6 is better than the 4.2.1.
The 1st and 2nd digits say more about features and advances in
compatibility with
On 4/29/2014 6:21 PM, Tom Cloyd wrote:
Everyday, I organize my life around two large LO spreadsheets. I'm
running ver. 4.2.1.1.
Since the last major update (ver. 4.2.1?), my day begins with a serious
of crashes - only after I save both sheets (separately, of course) 6-12
times, each time after
On 4/28/2014 3:16 PM, James E Lang wrote:
No, Tom. It's not.
I agree that this volume is full beyond any sane level.
Then resign yourself to having a broken system, and eventually one that
probably won't even boot soon.
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Hi :)
There is no list or form. It's just a document.
You see words on the web-page? Some in different colours, some with
different colour backgrounds? That is the document!! Weird isn't it! You
can write straight into that page!!
Regards from
Tom :)
On 1 May 2014 04:43, anne-ology wrote:
Hi :)
I think it's the same with programmer training. Inevitably there are too
many variables or unknown factors that rarely occur.
One methodology to handle it is to "release early and release often" to get
"more eyeballs on the code". Even if people can't see the code itself or
don't bother to
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