Frank Cox wrote:
On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 21:01:05 -0600
Bruce Roorda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I much prefer top posting. If I've been following the thread, I want
the new post first. I've already seen the others.
Actually, the correct thing to do is to cut the previous message down to
On 26/11/2007, Cor Nouws [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I was working in a numbered list. But simply moving it does not
help: it steal focus.
I know the annoying behaviour at Linux, that various toolbars / windows
grab my focus :-(
What might help: if you drag the toolbar to a side, it will
2007/11/22, llorens.v [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is OpenOffice 2.3, for Mac OS X 10.4, available in British English? I
can only find the US version.
Hello,
Only the US version passed all the quality tests... The GB version has some
problems since 2.1 or thereabouts...
I guess you have 2 options:
Ok you two...
Consider that many newbies are on this list. On serious lists you will
get flamed for top posting. In businesses it seems almost everyone top
posts. What i recommend on a newbie list like this is leave your
personal preference at the door, then follow the posting precedence as
set
2007/11/22, BOB WISER [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I ran into some problems with V2.3 OOo when I recently downloaded it and
installed it on my new MacBook with Lepord OSX V10.5.1. Are there any
known issues with OOo and Mac's Lepord V10.5 operating system? If so,
what are the work-a-rounds or when
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using Open Office version 2.3 on a PC with documents saved as Works
(wps). Pleas advise how to open.
thanks,
Irwin Cooper
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
If
2007/11/24, Robert Cogan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have been using Open Office on my Windows computer since I trashed my
Word
package several years ago and love it. I love sticking it to Mocrosoft. I
recently bought an old Apple MAC G3 powerbook, OS9.1 192MB memory 292 Mhz
for just $50. (Couldn't
The subject line of the message to which you replied was [users] Re:
Top versus bottom posting yet again. So, a new thread was started,
just as you ask. What more do you want? Please pay attention.
Jonathan Kaye wrote:
Sorry but I was following the thread about OOo popup interference and
I'm sorry, but I find your reply neither clear nor concise. Perhaps you
should try it like this reply.
I agree with the last paragraph of your message as shown below.
Frank Cox wrote:
See? Cutting it that way retains the basic meaning, intent and focus of the
previous message without
So it appears you are saying that neither top or bottom posting is
correct, rather one should try to be clear and considerate? Hallelujah!
One other point -- I don't think that one gets flamed for top posting on
serious lists. Flaming for posting order (top or bottom) pretty much
precludes
This url lists all MS viewers.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/HA010449811033.asp
TomW
MS Office Online says: page not available...
--
Guy
On Monday 26 November 2007 11:17, Guy Voets wrote:
2007/11/22, llorens.v [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is OpenOffice 2.3, for Mac OS X 10.4, available in British English? I
can only find the US version.
Hello,
Only the US version passed all the quality tests... The GB version has some
problems
Hi,
have a look at
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.questions/168002
2007/11/26, Bruce Roorda:
The subject line of the message to which you replied was [users] Re:
Top versus bottom posting yet again. So, a new thread was started,
just as you ask. What more do you want?
On Monday 26 November 2007 12:21, Bruce Roorda wrote:
The subject line of the message to which you replied was [users] Re:
Top versus bottom posting yet again. So, a new thread was started,
just as you ask. What more do you want? Please pay attention.
He _was_ paying attention. Threading
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bruce Roorda
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The subject line of the message to which you replied was [users] Re:
Top versus bottom posting yet again. So, a new thread was started,
just as you ask. What more do you want? Please pay attention.
Jonathan Kaye wrote:
Hi *,
2007/11/26, Guy Voets wrote:
[TomW:]
This url lists all MS viewers.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/HA010449811033.asp
MS Office Online says: page not available...
... confirmed ...
maybe, this The download is 222 MB in size [jonathon, 2007-11-25]
is a subtle
Very cool list archive. What is Gmane's connection to this list?
Also you seem to have referred to the same URL twice. What was the
other one supposed to be?
Manfred J. Krause wrote:
Hi,
have a look at
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.questions/168002
2007/11/26, Bruce
Well, threading often is done by email clients in accordance with the
words in the subject line, but thank you for pointing out that some work
differently. I would be interested to know which those are.
Manfred J. Krause pointed out that one newsgroup archiving site works
the way you
--- Bruce Roorda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recognize that some people find bottom posting
preferable, just as some people find top posting
preferable.
I do agree that cutting the previous messages down
to essentials is a good idea.
You are right on your last point. My biggest problem
Thanks for the explanation. I think it would have been clearer if it
had been top-posted, but as I have said before, that's a matter of
preference.
I do appreciate the time you put into composing an informative post.
Richard Travers wrote:
*Hint - the Reference and In-Reply-To headers of
On Monday 26 November 2007 13:36, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Today 13:36:08
Well, threading often is done by email clients in accordance with the
words in the subject line, but thank you for pointing out that some work
differently. I would be interested to know which those are.
Kmail for one.
Hi Bruce,
2007/11/26, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Very cool list archive. What is Gmane's connection to this list?
Do you mean
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.questions/
?
... or go top right to »Action« for further information or another view ...
Also you seem to have referred to the
[correction:]
2007/11/26, Manfred J. Krause wrote:
[...]
... bottom vs./and top posting inside a bottom posted posting ...
meant: -
... combined bottom vs./and top posting inside a bottom posted posting
as reply to a top posted posting ...
What the hell! -
Manfred
Hello Klaus,
Klaus Knopper wrote:
On Thu, Nov 22, 2007 at 10:18:49AM +0100, Oliver Braun wrote:
by default OOo doesn't use gtk when running on KDE. One has to set the
environment variable SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN to gtk to enforce this.
Great, thanks for this info! I wonder, why is this IMHO ver
Well, I do agree that is confusing.
Manfred J. Krause wrote:
[correction:]
2007/11/26, Manfred J. Krause wrote:
[...]
... bottom vs./and top posting inside a bottom posted posting ...
meant: -
... combined bottom vs./and top posting inside a bottom posted posting
as reply to a top posted
Hi Bruce,
2007/11/26, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Well, I do agree that is confusing.
See also this thread -
From: NoOp
Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007
Subject: [Bottom Post v Top Post] was Re: OpenOffice running in the background
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/BrowseList?list=usersby=threadfrom=1866933
Let's cut to the chase. Everybody's gnawing all over this bone and
generating lots of heat but not much illumination.
It's real simple, folks: forget all the other kinds of email venues - in
a listserv environment, with multiposter threads, the only
logical way to read these connected messages is
Cor Nouws wrote:
...
I know the annoying behaviour at Linux, that various toolbars / windows
grab my focus :-(
...
This is not a Linux issue. I've run OOo on Fedora for years and have
never seen a pop-up toolbar steal focus.
I can't say for sure where to look to get it fixed; it's either a
I'm sorry, I don't agree.
bg wrote:
It's real simple, folks: forget all the other kinds of email venues - in
a listserv environment, with multiposter threads, the only
logical way to read these connected messages is IN THE ORDER THEY
WERE WRITTEN! Backwards, chronologically, doesn't cut it.
It seems that Openoffice disregards the underlining specified in a font
and imposes its own style instead (too high and too heavy, in my
opinion). I have modified a font and it works in other applications
(Open SUSE 10.3), but not in Openoffice.
Is this a known fault? (I don't see anything in
Bruce wrote:
Manfred J. Krause pointed out that one newsgroup archiving site works the way
you describe, and perhaps that's standard for such sites.
UseNet clients thread by Reply-To and Reference headers.
_Good_ email clients thread by Reply-To and Reference headers.
Email clients created
Hi All;
This, I think, is an unresolvable debate.
On Tue, 2007-11-27 at 00:23 +1300, Michael Adams wrote:
Ok you two...
Consider that many newbies are on this list. On serious lists you will
get flamed for top posting. In businesses it seems almost everyone top
posts. What i recommend on a
2007/11/26, jonathon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Bruce wrote:
Manfred J. Krause pointed out that one newsgroup archiving site works
the way you describe, and perhaps that's standard for such sites.
UseNet clients thread by Reply-To and Reference headers.
_Good_ email clients thread by Reply-To
Bottom posting has not been universally used, but seems to be the most
common practice here. However, I have seen inexperienced posters
berated for top posting by others who want to impose their own
preferences as rules. My own practice, despite my preference for top
posting, is to follow
I looked Kmail up; I like the features. I'm pretty much stuck with
Windows however.
Lisi Reisz wrote:
On Monday 26 November 2007 13:36, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Today 13:36:08
Well, threading often is done by email clients in accordance with the
words in the subject line, but thank you for
Richard Travers wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bruce Roorda
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The subject line of the message to which you replied was [users] Re:
Top versus bottom posting yet again. So, a new thread was started,
just as you ask. What more do you want? Please pay attention.
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 09:26, William Case wrote:
Yesterday I received an email from one of my best friends. He uses
WindowsXP and Outlook exclusively. He said Why do you always hide your
responses in the middle of my letter to you. I can never find them. I
don't need to be reminded of
At 16:43 26/11/2007 +0900, James Elliott wrote:
I have created a cashbook using Calc (ver 2.3) and it is working
fine. The column headers are:
code date description amount
If I want to get a total for all of my vehicle expenses, I can use
this formula:
=SUMIF(NAB.A7:NAB.A2001; v;
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 09:53, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Bottom posting has not been universally used, but seems to be the most
common practice here.
bg:
It is the most common practice on most listservs, because it works
better in a multi-poster e-list environment.
Bruce:
However, I have seen
On 11/25/2007 01:08 AM, Michael Adams wrote:
c) Apparently Draw imports .pub files... never used it. As far as i know
Publisher is a word processor dressed up with frames and a lot of
templates.
It doesn't. If you find a way to do this please share :-)
On 11/26/2007 09:53 AM, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Bottom posting has not been universally used, but seems to be the most
common practice here. However, I have seen inexperienced posters
berated for top posting by others who want to impose their own
preferences as rules. My own practice, despite
Well, I have seen some very rude posts to inexperienced users who top
posted, despite the fact that you call BS on the assertion. (That's a
very colorful and amusing phrase.)
And you do make quite an eloquent case that your preference should be
the rule, on the basis of history. There are
Most of the interspersed posts I have seen have not been particularly
clear, and become less clear as more posters reply.
NoOp wrote:
Please try to follow the guidelines for the list you are on.
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail:
Just posted this on the community forum, and a little more research
suggests it may be a real bug:
***
I'm running OO 2.3.0 under MacOS 10.5. There is no Open/Save
dialogues item under ToolsOptionsOpenOffice.orgGeneral - or
anywhere else I can find.
I have a
Bruce Roorda wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't agree.
bg wrote:
It's real simple, folks: forget all the other kinds of email venues - in
a listserv environment, with multiposter threads, the only
logical way to read these connected messages is IN THE ORDER THEY
WERE WRITTEN! Backwards,
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 11:16, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Well, I have seen some very rude posts to inexperienced users who top
posted, despite the fact that you call BS on the assertion. (That's a
very colorful and amusing phrase.)
Brewster replies:
I think, Bruce, that you did not read my
Hi Joe,
Joe Smith wrote (26-11-2007 17:28)
This is not a Linux issue. I've run OOo on Fedora for years and have
never seen a pop-up toolbar steal focus.
[...]
Thanks for this information. I'll use it when discussing this issue.
Ciao,
Cor
--
Cor Nouws
Arnhem - Netherlands
nl.OpenOffice.org
Bruce Roorda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I much prefer top posting. If I've been following the thread, I want
the new post first. I've already seen the others.
What might help, is knowing that hitting the space bar, will scroll
down. So you don't have to mouse.
I only top-post when I am
I was wondering whether open office will work in conjunction with translation
software such as Trados?
Greetings everyone,
In a post last week, I saw the word outliner or the like go by at one
point. I've looked a bit in the OO docs I have, and I can certainly find
information about building an outline. But what I am seeking is a true
outliner, that it, something that allows me to expand and
On Nov 26, 2007 2:18 PM, William Case [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Brewster;
I was having a bit of a tease for those folks that are so categorical on
this particular subject.
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 10:35 -0800, bg wrote:
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 09:26, William Case wrote:
Yesterday I
Just joined. I received an e-mail and the person put most of the message in MS
Word. I do not have Word and would like to read what they wrote. I was refered
to you by a computer expert.
Eric Shafer
I am using version 2.2 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is : I am curious about
three dll files in the components my firewall allows. uwinapi.dll,
shlxthdl.dll, and stlport_vc7145.dll. Two are from Sun and the other is from a
consulting firm. Can you tell me what the Stlport Consulting firm's dll
I have several several spreadsheets that I have built in openoffice. I am
having a problem getting them to print on one piece of paper. The sheets
are on 2 pages even though 2 pages are not required. Even using landscape and
changing paper setting to 8 1/2 x 14 will not put it on one
Hi Open Office,
Does the WP part of Open Office include support for Labels?
Is it possible to download just the word processor?
Thanks
Mike :-)
I am having problems running open office on my macbook after
installing the new leopard operating system for mac?? Can you help??
It runs very slow in spreadsheet and times out when opening the
program??
Tak.
-
To
I need help. On the help button, I cannot read the information on the right.
The print is too small.
I enjoy your product very much. Please keep me informed on your updates on
newer version of open office.
Carolyn K Nomura
Hi
I wonder if is new version of Open Office available for OS MS Vista?
Regards
Paulina
Hi, I down loaded open office a few hours ago under my business screen name
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). After I down loaded it it said that if I was just trying
it out , Not to check the item I wanted it to replace[ like Word ] now I have
the software downloaded and I don't know how to use it! I see
Hi,
is there a requirement for a licence to use open office on a termserver
environment, specifically the database package?
many thanks
Regards,
Cliff Aves
CWG LTD
Uffington Road
Stamford
Lincolnshire
PE9 2HD
telephone: 01780 758760
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This morning I got an e-mail with a *pps presentation, that was easily
delivered and opened, while my inbox is not empty.
The presentation shows 20 Dia's all filled with photographs.
When I send my presentation with only 10 dia's it was everywhere refused and
returned by mailer-daemon.
I
good morning!!!i have this problem with openoffice:when open any
application of openoffice the console return me this message:
** (process:7475): WARNING **: Unknown error forking main binary /
abnormal early exit ...
how do i resolve it? :'(
thanks
giulio
PS:sorry for my bad english!
Hola,
Estic buscant el diccionari de català en la página de OpenOffice per MAC,
però no el trobo.
Em podrieu enviar el link?
Moltes gracies.
Silvia
--
Silvia Rodriguez Donaire
Telf. 615211358
Barcelona
I am using WinXP sp2, using OpenOffice.org version
2.3.0. I used the typical install, not custom. My
problem is it kicks me to the desktop during some
operations. In WRITER, I clicked WIZARDS, and
Letter and Bam!...desktop. I tried the Drawing
program. Loaded a picture. It showed fine. Clicked
[This is an edited version of the email I just sent.]
I am using version 2.30 of OOo Writer on a Windows 2000
machine. Here is a glitch: whenever there is a quotation
mark sufficiently close to the end of a line (AND A
PARENTHESIS AFTER THE QUOTATION MARK), the word on which the
quote mark is
I am using version 2.30 of OOo Writer, and just discovered an
interesting glitch (at least on my Windows 2000 machine).
Namely, whenever there is a quotation mark sufficiently close
to the end of a line, the word on which the end-quote mark is
attached skips to the next line. There's plenty of
I have a spreadsheet cashbook that I designed and implemented in OOo Calc
ver 2.3 running under Windows XP.
I list all my transactions in columns like this:
code datedescription amount
v 5/6/07vehicle expenses$59.70
i10/8/07
Hi,
I was just wondering if Open Office can open up Microsoft Office Word
Documents or Adobe .pdf files? If no, can it work with other word
processor documents?
Thanks.
Regards,
Yeo Kai Wei
Hi. I just reinstalled my 10.4 OS on Mac. Since then, I get these mysterious
error msgs:
1. OO Timed out.
2. The application Transport Monitor could not be launched because of a
shared library error: Transport MonitorTransport
MonitorHotSyncLib.PPCThe application Transport Monitor could not be
Dear Gentlemen:
I need technical assistance for OpenOffice.org
2.0. If you can't help me, please forward this to
whoever can.
I have two discs that I can't get into. On one
disc it comes up with a Filter Selection box, and in
the other I get a small box that says the file is
corrupt and
Well, then we're in agreement on how some users have been treated!
Gosh, I'm overwhelmed to find that I have a perverse rationale and that
I'm outside the optimum operational profile of an e-list participant.
I don't think I've ever actually seen what the inside of an optimum
operational
Hi folks,
I don't find the option to use either French or Spanish as the
dictionary language
when using Writer, version 2.3.0.
I tried searching on Dictionary at openoffice.org,
and also searched under Downloads, but did not find anything.
Thanks in advance for suggesting any available
On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 23:17:47 -0500
lindsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using version 2.2 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is : I am curious about
three dll files in the components my firewall allows. uwinapi.dll,
shlxthdl.dll, and stlport_vc7145.dll. Two are from Sun and the other is from
a
Robin Laing wrote:
Top posting is a Microsoft plan to upset the balance of the universe.
Finally a point I can relate to.
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 16:54:06 +
Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does the WP part of Open Office include support for Labels?
Yes, you can print labels with Openoffice. A large set of templates is here:
http://www.worldlabel.com/Pages/openoffice-template.htm
Is it possible to download just
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 14:20:25 -
Adapt IT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if is new version of Open Office available for OS MS Vista?
OpenOffice runs on Microsoft Windows Vista. Go to http://www.openoffice.org to
download your copy absolutely free of charge. There is no catch, nobody
2007/11/26, Bruce Roorda [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, then we're in agreement on how some users have been treated!
Gosh, I'm overwhelmed to find that I have a perverse rationale and that
I'm outside the optimum operational profile of an e-list participant.
I don't think I've ever actually seen
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 16:16:21 -0500
joan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I received an e-mail and the person put most of the message in MS Word. I do
not have Word and would like to read what they wrote. I was refered to you by
a computer expert.
If your question is, can I open a Microsoft Word
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:17:42 +0100
Herold Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where do I find correction mode in Open Office.
Please define what you mean by correction mode.
--
MELVILLE THEATRE ~ Melville Sask ~ http://www.melvilletheatre.com
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 22:29:31 +0100
Howard Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering whether open office will work in conjunction with translation
software such as Trados?
I just took at look at http://www.translationzone.com/en/ and it's not
immediately obvious what the system
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (26-11-2007 7:47)
I am using version 2.30 of OOo Writer, and just discovered an
interesting glitch (at least on my Windows 2000 machine).
Namely, whenever there is a quotation mark sufficiently close
to the end of a line, the word on which the end-quote mark is
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 04:56:12 -0700
Jeffrey Lopez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also should I down load it to this screen name as well? or will the original
down load work through out the whole system?
If you download OpenOffice from the official website at
http://www.openoffice.org you don't need
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 12:26:45 -
Cliff Aves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there a requirement for a licence to use open office on a termserver
environment, specifically the database package?
OpenOffice is Free Software issued under the terms of the Lesser General
Public License. There is no
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 12:08:34 +0100
Bert Severijn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really do not understand this occurrence, do you?
Nope. Sounds like you have an email problem of some sort. It's not a problem
related to OpenOffice, though.
--
MELVILLE THEATRE ~ Melville Sask ~
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 14:03:31 +0800
Yeo Kai Wei [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just wondering if Open Office can open up Microsoft Office Word
Documents
Yes and no. OpenOffice can load and work with doc file but not docx files.
or Adobe .pdf files?
Not directly.
If no, can it work with
On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 17:08:19 -0800 (PST)
Steven Arts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Gentlemen:
I need technical assistance for OpenOffice.org
2.0.
You might want to try version 2.3, which is the latest.
If you can't help me, please forward this to
whoever can.
This is the place.
Yeo Kai Wei wrote:
I was just wondering if Open Office can open up Microsoft Office Word
Documents or Adobe .pdf files? If no, can it work with other word
processor documents?
It can open MS Word documents as long as they aren't from Word 2007 or
whatever it is called. (.docx suffix ones,
Mike wrote:
Hi Open Office,
Does the WP part of Open Office include support for Labels?
Yes. Access it by File New Labels.
You might want to read to following
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/oooauthors2/0211WG-UsingMailMerge.pdf
for assistance in using labels, mail merge, etc.
Steven Arts wrote:
Dear Gentlemen:
I need technical assistance for OpenOffice.org
2.0. If you can't help me, please forward this to
whoever can.
I have two discs that I can't get into. On one
disc it comes up with a Filter Selection box, and in
the other I get a small box that
Yeo Kai Wei wrote:
Hi,
I was just wondering if Open Office can open up Microsoft Office Word
Documents or Adobe .pdf files? If no, can it work with other word
processor documents?
It can open Word files, other than the latest .DOCX and some other file
types. It can create, but not
Bert Severijn wrote:
This morning I got an e-mail with a *pps presentation, that was easily delivered and opened, while my inbox is not empty.
The presentation shows 20 Dia's all filled with photographs.
When I send my presentation with only 10 dia's it was everywhere refused and returned
Jeffrey Lopez wrote:
Hi, I down loaded open office a few hours ago under my business screen name ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). After I down loaded it it said that if I was just trying it out , Not to check the item I wanted it to replace[ like Word ] now I have the software downloaded and I don't
Cliff Aves wrote:
Hi,
is there a requirement for a licence to use open office on a termserver
environment, specifically the database package?
many thanks
No. Just install and use.
License info:
http://www.openoffice.org/license.html
--
Adapt IT wrote:
Hi
I wonder if is new version of Open Office available for OS MS Vista?
The current version 2.3 will work on Vista. You can get it from
www.openoffice.org
--
Mike wrote:
Hi
Open Office,
Does the WP part of Open Office include support for Labels?
Is it possible to download just the word processor?
Thanks
Mike :-)
OpenOffice supports labels and you can only
I don't see that top posting is easier than bottom posting. As I wrote
elsewhere, the difference in effort between the two is trivial compared
to the effort one should put into composing a reply.
Of course I don't mean to imply anyone is putting that little effort
into composing his replies.
I enjoy your product very much. Please keep me informed on your updates on
newer version of open office.
There is an announce email list if your interested, otherwise, every now
and then click on :
'help check for updates' and this will tell you if your current version is
up to date or not.
joan wrote:
Just joined. I received an e-mail and the person put most of the message in MS Word. I do not have Word and would like to read what they wrote. I was refered to you by a computer expert.
Eric Shafer
You can download OpenOffice for free from www.openoffice.org.
OpenOffice
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
- Original Message
From: bg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue 27 Nov 2007 07:54:09 EST
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 11:16, Bruce Roorda wrote:
Well, I have seen some very rude posts to inexperienced users who top
8-- snip --8
Bruce:
I
1 - 100 of 129 matches
Mail list logo
