Hi V Stuart Foote and all:
Thank you very much to share the results ... and what about of the last
question (It is interesting to know too) ?
Regards,
Jorge RodrÃguez
El vie, 26-02-2016 a las 13:52 -0700, V Stuart Foote escribió:
> Preliminary survey results are available on TDF Wiki here:
>
Hi, Tom.
I've thought over a reply for your question for quite sometime, finally
decided to just add some thoughts.
Except for a thread on printing labels (which appears to be a printer
driver problem in this case), I've not posted here for a very long time.
Nor do I use LO on a regular
Hi :)
Outlook is not OpenSouce so it can't be taken under TDF's wing and given a
home here.
There isn't really much choice in terms of which email client and looking
around into comparisons of different ones.
The ethos of TDF and LibreOffice is largely to ensure it "plays well with
others". As
Hi :)
1. Please make a copy of the file, so you've got a back-up copy if advice
or trying things out doesn't go smoothly!
2. Try rejecting the offer when it offers to fix the corruption. Let us
know what happens!
If you are on Windows then defragging might help
Do you have another copy of
On 2/27/2016 2:10 PM, Paul D. Mirowsky wrote:
> One of the things I miss about Lotus SmartSuite is its' TeamMail function.
A quick google suggests this is nothing more than Shared Mailbox
functionality. That is Server functionality, TB is a mail client.
> It also
Dear Group,
I have a problem for which I am hoping to get some help from you.
I am trying to open an encrypted Calc ods file with some quite important
data in it, however, when I type in the password after being prompted to
do so, I get an error message "The file is corrupt and therefore cannot
One of the things I miss about Lotus SmartSuite is its' TeamMail function.
It also included Team Review, Team Consolidate and Team Security.
It might be old school, but it worked.
If Thunderbird could function within LibreOffice in a similar way, it
would be a great addition.
Support for
On 2/27/2016 12:57 PM, toki wrote:
> On 27/02/2016 02:05, Tanstaafl wrote:
>
>>> whereas Thunderbird chokes up and dies under the same conditions.
>>
>> Please do not spread FUD. This is blatantly false.
> Really?
Yes.
> Can Thunderbrid really retrieve 2GB per hour
HI.
is zotero makes libreoffice accessible for blinds?
as i asked today, i realy need accessibility for impress and finding
information about it.
is it accessible now? or is it possible to be accessible in future?
how about draw?
thanks for your help.
i realy need multemedia files.
On 2/27/16, V
On 27/02/2016 02:05, Tanstaafl wrote:
>> whereas Thunderbird chokes up and dies under the same conditions.
>
> Please do not spread FUD. This is blatantly false.
Really? Can Thunderbrid really retrieve 2GB per hour from 20+ accounts,
without losing email?
Can Thunderbird really compact folders
Please see this Wiki article:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Referencing_Systems_in_LibreOffice
3rd Party plugins would be comparable to MS Word using Thompson's EndNote.
My personal recommendation is to use the opensource Zotero program and
plugin for LibreOffice--it will meet pretty much
One of the things that stops me from using LibreWriter 100% is that making
APA references into a school report is an awkward task compared to using
Microsoft Word. If this referencing could be made more user friendly
somehow then it would become a viable alternative for post-secondary
students who
On 2/27/2016 7:06 AM, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
> Reliability aside (I really don't trust OL and I've got lot of backing
> experience to support that), I've yet to find a feature in OL that TB is
> missing (apart integration with Exchange).
Actually, Outlook was designed first
On 2/26/2016 8:49 PM, toki wrote:
> From my POV, for TDF to write a new email client would be a waste of
> effort.
+1
> A couple of issues with TDF adoption of Thunderbird are:
>
> * What will TDF policy on breaking extensions be?
> I have no idea if it was TB, or the
Outlook is the worst piece of software ever developed by a living organism
(I would not dare to say human being, as a human being would not be able to
put together that amount of crap, not to say a developer).
The simple fact that it does not support a single email standard - not even
those
On 02/27/16 02:49, toki wrote:
^2: I don't use Outlook, so I have no idea what features Outlook
currently offers --- other than reliable retrieving email under all
conditions --- that Thunderbird does not currently support;
Reliability aside (I really don't trust OL and I've got lot of
On 02/26/16 20:29, toki wrote:
Probably the biggest difference between Outlook and Thunderbird, is that
the former will reliably retrieve email, regardless of the number of
accounts, or quantity of email in each account, whereas Thunderbird
chokes up and dies under the same conditions.
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