Tom,
With your latest insulting missive you have simply underscored what I
suspected: you are not someone to be taken seriously and I shall henceforth
ignore you.
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Tom, I will ignore the hostile tone in your reply and the unsupported
assertions ("rare", etc.) and simply note that the link you gave applies to
installing different versions of LibreOffice on the same computer, not to
having both OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice installed.
Do you have any useful a
Ernest Kurtz wrote:
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> Thank you, Alex. Is there any possibility of having an LO Mac list? This
> list is deluging my mailbox with queries foreign to my needs and
> experience.
>
The OpenOffice.org community forum does have a
http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewforum.php?f=17 M
krackedpress wrote:
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> Would be interesting to see that, but how many "real world" users would
> have both OOo and LibreOffice on the same computer?
>
Ahem... I am a real-world user, don't I count?
I gave two reasons in my opening posting, (1) wanting to have one available
when the other fai
Jay Lozier wrote:
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> I have seen with other file types particularly audio and video files
> where you might have two or three players and the last one installed
> changes the file associations in the registry to it.
>
Jay, that's right. A well-behaved program should inform the user during
insta
Hi Roxy, Jay--
Thank you for your replies but please keep on topic.
This thread is not about how to change file associations in Windows or how
to set a particular program as the default in Windows. We all know how to do
this already (I hope) and we all accept that only one program will launch on
Jack wrote:
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> I believe there may be some slight issues due to the fact that both
> LibO and OOo have the same process name (soffice.exe).
Ah-hah! Now we're getting somewhere. It's not about the file types, it's
about the "process name". This is potentially a serious issue if it prevents
users
Twayne wrote:
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> IIRC, the use is given the choice of not affecting any other file
> associations during the install. Or, it can take over all of them
> depending
> on which you choose at install time.
O.K., good. So, LibO already gives the three-way choice dialog box that I
envisioned? I am
Cor & Twayne,
Thank you for your replies.
Twayne wrote:
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>
> If you think about the preceding paragraph, it's saying that both OOo and
> LO
> use the same file types and thus there could be confusion to the program
> as
> to which program should open a given file.
Why should there be conf
In the Release Notes for LibreOffice 3.3.3, it says:
"For Windows users that have OpenOffice.org installed, we advise
uninstalling that beforehand, because it registers the same file type
associations."
It would be nice to have the option of keeping OOo, for the odd case when
something that works
Bill Robison wrote:
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> Where do I click to download LibreOffice
>
> This is what I am looking at http://www.libreoffice.org/download/ I am
> just
> missing something obvious and I downloaded the Help Pack but when I click
> install it goes back to installing the help pack and then finds that I
Ryan Jendoubi wrote:
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> On 16/04/11 07:09, aqualung wrote:
>> [...]
>> It could be risky for them to reveal much while the situation
>> is in flux. At the same time there are hundreds of thousands of users who
>> are probably quite anxious to find out what's
Tom Davies wrote:
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>
> "It was a cheap way for Oracle to hurt their rival" ?? Sun you (Ellison)
> idiot. Not Oracle, but Sun was the company that owned OpenOffice and did
> the
> work of preventing the community from developing the product.
>
Ahem, Tom... Those were my words, so I guess
Very interesting. Quote from article:
"Although LibreOffice provided an alternative, it's sorely lacking in the
kind of brand recognition held by OpenOffice, while as a fork it was within
Oracle's power to accept changes in LibreOffice back in the main code base."
I was under the impression that
Ken (and Robert),
Ken Springer wrote:
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> If you think finding Nabble and other help in the Libre Office site is
> hard, try Mozilla!! Horrendous!l Great eye candy, but not particularly
> functional for finding help.
>
True indeed. That's why http://forums.mozillazine.org Mozillazine , a
vo
I've noticed there was some talk among the moderators about whether to allow
the above post through.
I do apologize, I should have kept my amusement to myself. After all, for
the people who came here to find answers to their questions it was no
laughing matter.
Possibly what caused the "crossed w
No offense to any of the participants (seriously!) but this thread is pure
comedy gold
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Great, I hope you make this into a .oxt extension and upload it to the
extensions repository!
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