Dear All,
I have a querry
will my windows open type font work on openoffice in MAC X Tiger?
Does Open Office uses Mac rendering mechanism or uses ICU for reading
open Type Tables and enderig
If it is using ICU then i think all windows OTF should work in MAC
open office also
waiting for
Hi,
My name is Kelvin Lee, an IT Support Assistant of Singapore Oxygen
Airliquide Pte Ltd.
I have a query to make and that is could my company use the free OpenOffice
software without any charges and payment of licences?
Meaning also to say that the free OpenOffice software is free for
Hello,
yesterday I've tried to install Vers. 2.0.3. to my laptop (Windox XP) and at the
end there was an Install error. After trying starting Setup.exe again, I always
got the same problem.
Open Office vanished completly from my PC and I tried to onstall 2.0.2. again-
but it is also impossible
The short answer is yes. It is free to use for commercial and personal
use. However, in saying that it is also a good idea to get your
company's lawyers to look over the license agreement to satisfy
them...
/paul
On 9/21/06, Lee-SC, Kelvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My name is Kelvin Lee,
Adrian Try wrote:
Hi Jud7J
I am attempting to download open office on dial up and before it is
finished, the computer shuts down the internet connection
automatically. Is there
any way I can download smaller sections at a time. I t currently
takes up to 16
hours to complete the download.
One reason for my exploring the possibility of shifting to Open Office
(and Star Office) was my dissatisfaction with the manner in which pictures
(especially charts drawn up on packages like Photoshop) are reproduced
when MS Office .doc files are printed.
Unfortunately, I had similar problems
Hi Melvyn,
did you have a look to
http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/support.html
?
If you uses Mac OS X 10.4.x you should install the X11 of your
installation disk of 10.4
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301229
I assume, you downloaded the X11 from apple.com. This works *only*
I've just installed OOo 2.0.3 for a friend on an XP box (I personally
use the MacOS X version and all is well), then dumped the three files
for spellchecker and hyphenation for greek in c:\program files
\OpenOffice\share\dict\ooo
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to find anything wrong with
OK, I got it by running the Wizard on Installing new language.
I selected the Dict and Hyph language (Greek) and let it do the magic.
Only, I would have thought that the manual approach would have
worked, too. I wonder why not?
What had happened was that Greek was showing in Language
On Thursday 21 September 2006 01:52 am, Paul wrote:
The short answer is yes. It is free to use for commercial and
personal use. However, in saying that it is also a good idea to get
your company's lawyers to look over the license agreement to
satisfy them...
/paul
Lee-SC, Kelvin wrote:
Hi,
My name is Kelvin Lee, an IT Support Assistant of Singapore Oxygen
Airliquide Pte Ltd.
I have a query to make and that is could my company use the free OpenOffice
software without any charges and payment of licences?
Meaning also to say that the
Fred A. Miller wrote:
On Wednesday 20 September 2006 6:34 pm, James Knott wrote:
I forgot to mention, at the company where OO was used, I installed Linux
on my computer, though most in the company used Windows. I even had one
OS/2 system to support.
I guess I'm in a unique position, where
Hi, I'm new to the list and to using open office. I have an odbc connection to
a posgresql database on debian (linux) and was trying to view my posgres data
in an OO calc spreadsheet. I went to select data, datapilot, start, chose my
datasource, gave the dialog the values for the database and
Jeffrey McDonald wrote:
I gave my mom OO to use since her computer doesn't have MS Office, and she
needs to work with a .doc file to submit a book to Lulu.com for editing.
When she opened the edited .doc she got back from the editor, with changes
marked and the option supposed to be made
Jeremy Morris wrote:
OK thanks Livio, I understand the point. But I've done a few more tests
and am now more confused:
1) Create blank document on OO on Linux. Save as .odt. Size=6985
2) Create blank document on OO on Linux. Save as .doc. Size=95744
3) Create blank document on OO on Windows.
PAUL GAUCI wrote:
One reason for my exploring the possibility of shifting to Open Office
(and Star Office) was my dissatisfaction with the manner in which pictures
(especially charts drawn up on packages like Photoshop) are reproduced
when MS Office .doc files are printed.
Unfortunately, I had
On 21 September 2006 07:06, Pravin Satpute wrote:
Does Open Office uses Mac rendering mechanism or uses ICU for reading
open Type Tables and enderig
Wellcome to the discution ... Let me just give a message from a previous
thread :
On 3 September 2006 23:03, James McKenzie wrote:
If
Fred,
Many find it 'difficult' to move from a tool that they are familiar
with and
comfortable using. It also takes time and effort to learn something new.
In order for these people to change, the thing that they are changing to
has to be not just a bit better, but significantly better in
Hi.
I´m from Sweden so I can read what you are asking...
I asume that you are using Windows...
Have you actually installed OO? Is there a blue icon with two white
birds on, down to the right corner?
If so, Right-click on that icon, now it should pop up an meny where you
can choose a
It unfortunate that you have had this experience, but I can assure you
that you are the exception not the rule. The reason that there is no
cost for OOo is that it is open source - do a google search on that if
your still confused.
I myself (as have many on the list) installed OOo many times on
Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi all,
In Tools|Options|OOo|Safety you can set protection on a file for
tracking changes. And add a password to it.
When that is done, you can click on Edit|Changes|Track Changes and then
in the password dialog that follows click cancel ...
After that the protection is
Not too sure it is only a linux thing. Using the same document (with
just a 'a' in it) I get the following sizes on a win2000 - OOo2.0.3 :
created using word, saved as .doc = 19456 bytes
created using ooo, saved as .doc = 62976 bytes
created using ooo, saved as .odt = 7004 bytes
There is a much
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On 9/22/06, katie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PLEASE TAKE
Mats Lagerwall wrote:
Dear all,
i have a question about the Headers and Footers in Open Office 2.0.3.
I have a MS-Office document (sorry about that). When i open this
document in MS-Office Word the Header and Footer is disabled and I can
not make any changes here by mistake. Is there a way
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To: users@openoffice.org
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Hi, Cor.
I think the procedure is to leave the password blank and click OK.
I believe it isn't a bug. The same thing applies when protecting a
sheet or the document.
Click OK without a password to protect without a password.
Cor Nouws wrote:
Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi all,
In
Graham Lauder wrote:
Neither of these will help the OP because they both require you to get
it via download.
Ummm... the one I referenced ships the CD for free (according to their
website/form):
https://www.thinkall.com/product_openoffice_detail.php
There is no way that OOo is going to
On Wed, Sep 20, 2006 18:08:46 PM -0400, Fred A. Miller
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
College campus' are full of Linux.
That's true only in ICT courses, isn't it? Never heard of, say,
literature students running away en-masse from what they still find
preinstalled on almost any new laptop.
When
To the Moderator of the OOo Users list.
I am receiving two copies of every posting and reply. I presume this means
that I am registered twice. My principal e-mail addresses are:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would be obliged if you could check your records and see
The free Ubuntu CD does include a copy of OOo
(http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop). It's not the latest (2.0.2) but it's
free and included. Only problem (or not depending on how you look at it)
is that the OP would have to install Ubuntu to use it.
Yes and no.
If you install Ubuntu, it certainly
Bonjour,
J'utilise WORD 95 puis 97 sous vwindoxs XP depuis 11 ans .
Ces 4 dernières années se sont passées pour moi en hospitalisation( coma
initial puis longue perte de mémoire puis très longue rééducation) qui ne
m'ont
pas permis d'évoluer .
Je découvre ce jour OpenOffice 2 ,
Hi, second attempt to reach someone. I have back ups I need in openoffice and
the idiots who changed my computer over have not re-installed it. Have used up
my download allowance in two attempts to get it, specifically ended saying
can't install, corrupt file, the third said seven hours+.
Hi,
I am having problems downloading the Ooo, therefore, I wonder IF there is a
shop in Central London from where I can buy the Open Office and Open Office
extras ona CD ROM, and if so, what is their address?
Regards,
Saeed
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Get
Windows XP on Compaq laptop purchased in April. OpenOffice downloaded in
May. Works OK apart from help.
Click on questionmark button and message appears: Could not find help
page.
Also displays different Help ID depending on sub-program in use, for
example:
Help ID:
I have downloaded; OOo_2.0.3_Win32Intel_install.exe from the official OO
website. When I attempt to run the installer, (which is 94,525kb) I receive an
error from NSIS (the install system) detailing that the package is corrupt in
some way. Im assuming that this is an error with the NSIS install
Am using version 2.0 of Open Office and would like to use voice recognition
program. Do not believe Open Office has this feature (like Microsoft Word's
Speech program), and would like to install Via Voice version 10. If I do this,
will the Via Voice work with Open Office version 2.0??
I can
I am using version 1.1.5 of OpenOffice.org and my problem is:
I received and email about the template contest you are having and there is a
file attached named: smime.p7s. I downloaded it and when I try to open it I am
asked for a file association. What do I associate it with and how do I do
Greetings:
How does one search/find a space followed by a return in OOo? I can't
make sense on doing this (if possible) in either the help menus or docs.
Thanks for any assist.
James Greenidge
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When I call up old purchase orders which were made with an older version of
OOo Calc I get the following message:
The Styles in this document do not match your current Styles. Should your
current Styles be applied to this document
I answer Yes to this, but every time I open that same
Hi all,
I'd like to remind everyone of a few simple points which may help new users
get the most out of our answers:
1) For many new users they are not always the most comfortable at using the
internet nor email
2) Many will not even know that users@openoffice.org is a mailing list, nor
I would suggest it would be simplier to send three emails to
unsubscribe the three addresses, then send one further email to
re-subscribe using the correct address.
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NoOp wrote:
Graham Lauder wrote:
Neither of these will help the OP because they both require you to get
it via download.
Ummm... the one I referenced ships the CD for free (according to their
website/form):
https://www.thinkall.com/product_openoffice_detail.php
Whoa, cool!
Adrian Try wrote:
The free Ubuntu CD does include a copy of OOo
(http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop). It's not the latest (2.0.2) but it's
free and included. Only problem (or not depending on how you look at it)
is that the OP would have to install Ubuntu to use it.
Yes and no.
If you install
Rose Hall wrote:
I am using version 1.1.5 of OpenOffice.org and my problem is:
I received and email about the template contest you are having and there is
a file attached named: smime.p7s. I downloaded it and when I try to open it
I am asked for a file association. What do I associate it
Graham Lauder wrote:
NoOp wrote:
Graham Lauder wrote:
Neither of these will help the OP because they both require you to get
it via download.
Ummm... the one I referenced ships the CD for free (according to their
website/form):
James Elliott wrote:
To the Moderator of the OOo Users list.
I am receiving two copies of every posting and reply. I presume this
means that I am registered twice. My principal e-mail addresses are:
Perhaps what you could do, is check to see what addresses the mail is
sent to. Then, if
without looking it up, I think that you will need to use (In Write)
Edit | Find Replace to open the find dialog (Or use Ctrl+F)
Use the More options button and then check Regular Expressions.
Enter the search term $ without the double quotes. That is space
followed by a dollar sign.
This
NoOp wrote:
Adrian Try wrote:
The free Ubuntu CD does include a copy of OOo
(http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop). It's not the latest (2.0.2) but it's
free and included. Only problem (or not depending on how you look at it)
is that the OP would have to install Ubuntu to use it.
Yes and no.
If
Simon Johnson wrote:
I have downloaded; OOo_2.0.3_Win32Intel_install.exe from the official
OO website. When I attempt to run the installer, (which is 94,525kb)
I receive an error from NSIS (the install system) detailing that the
package is corrupt in some way. Im assuming that this is an error
Herbert Eppel wrote:
Is there a good reason why the only Change Case options offered by OOo
appear to be upper or lower case?
I also find the Sentence Case and Title Case options offered by MS
Word useful.
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/style/CaseMap.html
It looks
I have only done this using ODBC, I do not think that Base has native
support for paradox files.
Tom Paskey wrote:
I have a lot of Paradox 8 files I would like to open and
edit/manipulate. Can BASE handle all file conversions to allow this??
Dan Lewis wrote:
Sorry, no such luck at least on 2.0.4 RC1. I got the following
results with a file containing the single letter a:
*.odt size 7070 bites
*.doc size 102.0 KB!
OOo 2.0.4 RC1 downloaded from the OOo web site (Linux version).
Yow! I know I tested 2.0.4rc1 soon after I
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewforum.phtml?f=10
Look at the first sticky posts.
I believe that there is also something in the works on the OOoAuthors
web site. The posted guides are here:
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/oooauthors2/index.html
Search for Base.
Simon Moradi
Stephane,
I see that you have not received an answer on this topic.
You may have better luck on the dev@api.openoffice.org mailling list.
Stephane Massou wrote:
Hello,
Recently, I decided to migrate from staroffice 5.2 to openoffice 2.0 but I
have some problems with basic dialogs included
On 2006-09-20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am attempting to download open office on dial up and before it is
finished, the computer shuts down the internet connection automatically. Is
there
any way I can download smaller sections at a time. I t currently takes up to
Hello,
Currently I'm using OpenOffice 2.0.2
I have 2 major problems:
1. Can not share the Calc files (open same file by more than users in the
same time)
- maybe this is the limitation of Calc (?)
2. Need very long time to open Calc files (e.g: bigger than 6-7MB files).
Need more than 15
Hi,
Migrating from MS Word. I use extensively the short cut key control uparrow,
and control down arrow. I have not been able to find the comparative OO
short cut key for these two. I have looked in the Guide to OO, but no luck.
Anybody know what it is? It looks to me it was just left out. I
Hi
thanks for reply
but i didnt got useful info
actaully we have many OTF fonts which we are using on windows as well as Linux
but we cant use it on Mac (it has a different table format)
so my question is we are using openoffice on windows linux and now
i know on mac also(sorry i justed
On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 18:58 +1000, Edward et al wrote:
Hi, second attempt to reach someone. I have back ups I need in
openoffice and the idiots who changed my computer over have not
re-installed it. Have used up my download allowance in two attempts to
get it, specifically ended saying can't
On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 12:23 +0100, mcritchie wrote:
Windows XP on Compaq laptop purchased in April. OpenOffice downloaded in
May. Works OK apart from help.
Click on questionmark button and message appears: Could not find help
page.
Also displays different Help ID depending on sub-program in
In fact, the Calc help was missing in 2.0.1.
There is a fix here: http://www.8daysaweek.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=311
Version 2.0.3 isn't worth the trouble. 2.0.4 holds more promise and is
(evidently) not far away from release.
Dave Barton wrote:
On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 12:23 +0100,
If that option doesn't suit, start searching on this page:
http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/
Dave Barton wrote:
On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 18:58 +1000, Edward et al wrote:
Hi, second attempt to reach someone. I have back ups I need in
openoffice and the idiots who changed my computer
This link is on the first page of Writer Help:
Shortcut Keys for OpenOffice.org Writer
You can also find all keybindings and customise them using Tools
Customise : Keyboard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Migrating from MS Word. I use extensively the short cut key control uparrow,
and
1. You are correct. Calc files cannot be edited by more than one user
at a time.
2. The long opening time for larger files is the subject of at least one
issue.
Perhaps you could lend your support to getting it fixed by filing some
comments and/or voting for the issue. You have to
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