On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 22:16:04 -0700
jonathon [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
Can Microsoft Access .mdb files be easily imported into Open Office and
relatively used in the way the Access database creator intended?
As MS Access files, no.
As SQLite, or Base files: Not without the end user writing
2008/9/11 mike moller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi HenriK
snip
8. There is an add-on for OOBase called Sun Report Builder (aka srb)
which shows promise and although released still has some way to go
before getting full functionality to match Reports in Access
There is another path I haven't
2008/9/10 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
not really if you cannot start any document because you stuck in the
welcome/first configuration where you choose if you want to register the
software. I cannot start any part of openoffice. Nor Calc, Writer, etc.
Hello,
Don't you have the option 'already
Thanks Henri
I wasn't aware of the Google route to acquiring StarOffice however the
limitation of not going back past XP ticks me off (same limitation
applies to their new Chrome browser too I see) I'm a long time W2k
user and it has in fact been these XP and later issues that have
caused me to
Dear Sirs,
please delete my Name Marisa Thomsen and my entries from your archive.
I don't want to be listed at Google, etc. with my name. Thank you for your
understanding.
Looking forward getting your feedback.
Thank you very much in advance
Marisa Thomsen
Hostage mit Bruce
I just have a quick question about Openoffice.org Aqua (the mac port).
Why is it that the download page for OOo 3.0rc1
http://download.openoffice.org/680/ has the MacOSX Intel version, but not
the PPC version? I do know where I can find it, but I was just wondering out
of curiosity why it isn't
2008/9/10 Royalguard11 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just have a quick question about Openoffice.org Aqua (the mac port).
Why is it that the download page for OOo 3.0rc1
http://download.openoffice.org/680/ has the MacOSX Intel version, but not
the PPC version? I do know where I can find it, but I was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cornelius Seon wrote:
In another message thread it was asked if you can open Office 2007
files in Open Office, and the reply was that you simply had to change
the extensions from ###x to ###, where ### = the three letter
extensions for Office 2003 files and Open
On 09/10/08 23:02, Larry Evans wrote:
These are the steps to reproduce the problem:
Insert:Fields:Other:ReferencesTab:Set Reference:Name=ref0
[snip]
Someone emailed me privately with what should have been
an obvious answer. Sorry for noise :(
-Larry
James Knott wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cornelius Seon wrote:
In another message thread it was asked if you can open Office 2007
files in Open Office, and the reply was that you simply had to
change the extensions from ###x to ###, where ### = the three letter
extensions for Office 2003
Dear Sirs,
please delete my Name Marisa Thomsen and my entries from your
archive.
I don't want to be listed at Google, etc. with my name. Thank you for
your understanding.
Looking forward getting your feedback.
Thank you very much in advance
Marisa Thomsen
Hostage mit Bruce Willis
John Boyle wrote:
M Henri Day wrote:
2008/9/9 Mike Fridley, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey,
I'm kind of intermediate when it comes to security software, but the
free
AVG suite I have from Grisoft has done a perfect job at everything
Hope that helps
Mike Fridley, USA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
When looking at the cusomize:keyboard tab (access from Tools menu),
with Category=Naviage, I see in the Shortcut Keys screen, keys names
with Prior and Next in their name. I've no Prior or Next keys on my
keyboard. What keys are they on my (I guess) USA keyboard?
Also, I guess if I want to
On 09/10/2008 10:22 PM, Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 09/10/2008 05:44 AM, Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
I installed RC1 on FC9, and I do not appear to have en_US available for
spell check...
Can you please file an issue regarding this? I am unsure if the best
Also, where a the functions shown in the 'Shortcut Keys' screen
documented. On function (the one attached to F9) is only
list as 'fields'. When I press help, and then search for
'fields', nothing helpful appears.
Where are these functions defined? It would be nice
if the function names
James Knott wrote:
John Boyle wrote:
M Henri Day wrote:
2008/9/9 Mike Fridley, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey,
I'm kind of intermediate when it comes to security software, but
the free
AVG suite I have from Grisoft has done a perfect job at everything
Hope that helps
Mike Fridley,
On 09/10/2008 07:18 PM, liquid64 wrote:
Well, tonight I copied the 'user' directory from a working machine to the
problem machine, and openoffice came right up without any problem. I
wonder if it doesn't have something to do with the 'quickstart' utility. (I
had it disabled in the copied
Larry Evans wrote:
When looking at the cusomize:keyboard tab (access from Tools menu),
with Category=Naviage, I see in the Shortcut Keys screen, keys names
with Prior and Next in their name. I've no Prior or Next keys on my
keyboard. What keys are they on my (I guess) USA keyboard?
Under the
If I’m not mistaken, “Prior” and “Next” are the keys usually
called “Page up” and “Page down,” respectively.
Séamas Ó Brógáin
On 09/11/08 10:21, Jim Allan wrote:
Larry Evans wrote:
When looking at the cusomize:keyboard tab (access from Tools menu),
with Category=Naviage, I see in the Shortcut Keys screen, keys names
with Prior and Next in their name. I've no Prior or Next keys on my
keyboard. What keys are they on
John Jason Jordan wrote:
snip
I discovered that OOo Base cannot read or import Access databases.
However, I also discovered that Kexi can do so. Kexi uses SQLite as its
database engine. I successfully got my tables into Kexi, although the
queries, forms and such failed to transfer. I didn't have
Larry Evans wrote:
However, there should be a link from each of
these key names to their location of a keyboard; otherwise,
questions like mine arise on this list :(
Neither the operating system or OpenOffice.org normally knows or cares
where a virtual key is located on the current keyboard.
2008/9/11 mike moller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Henri
I wasn't aware of the Google route to acquiring StarOffice however the
limitation of not going back past XP ticks me off (same limitation
applies to their new Chrome browser too I see) I'm a long time W2k
user and it has in fact been these
Please do so. I am also interested.
Original-Nachricht
Datum: Thu, 11 Sep 2008 08:15:44 -0700
Von: NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: users@openoffice.org
Betreff: [users] Re: OO 3 rc1 install/setup freeze
On 09/10/2008 07:18 PM, liquid64 wrote:
Well, tonight I copied the 'user'
Brian Barker wrote:
At 17:38 10/09/2008 -0700, Steve Norseman wrote:
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
I have a Calc spreadsheet bookkeeping system which works well for
me. [...]
The IRS forms are perfect examples of spreadsheet use.
[...]
If you do it right and keep the receipts
NoOp-4 wrote:
Very interesting! Do you still have the renamed x-user-x folder? If so
I'd be very interested in doing a diff comparison against that and your
good user folder.
I won't be able to upload it today, since the machine is on the other side
of town for me. However, as time
I created an input field with name=inp-fun-field0'.
Then, a few lines down, I created another input field.
I guess, by accident, I gave it the same name, inp-fun-field0.
Isn't that a bug? I'd expect the input field names are
unique; otherwise, that's the purpose of the name? If
the name is only
On 11/09/2008 15:15, Twayne wrote:
Dear Sirs,
please delete my Name Marisa Thomsen and my entries from your
archive.
I don't want to be listed at Google, etc. with my name. Thank you for
your understanding.
Looking forward getting your feedback.
Thank you very much in advance
Marisa Thomsen
Larry Evans wrote:
I created an input field with name=inp-fun-field0'.
Then, a few lines down, I created another input field.
I guess, by accident, I gave it the same name, inp-fun-field0.
Isn't that a bug? I'd expect the input field names are
unique; otherwise, that's the purpose of the name?
Brian Barker has written on 9/9/2008 9:16 PM:
At 08:45 10/09/2008 +0800, Rob Clement wrote:
The simplest way to solve your problem is to set the header on a
First Page Page style and then set the other pages to be default ...
Er, except that templates don't *have* other pages!
;^)
Brian
norseman wrote:
The norm is: Each variable has to be unique in order to be discernible.
The exception occurs in Excel. When line 1 has the same text in
different columns and the file is written out as a CSV, duplicate field
names are kept. Excel, when making CSV or DBF files, voids the rules
On 09/11/08 12:39, norseman wrote:
Larry Evans wrote:
I created an input field with name=inp-fun-field0'.
Then, a few lines down, I created another input field.
I guess, by accident, I gave it the same name, inp-fun-field0.
Isn't that a bug? I'd expect the input field names are
unique;
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:11:13 -0500
Barbara Duprey [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
John Jason Jordan wrote:
snip
I discovered that OOo Base cannot read or import Access databases.
However, I also discovered that Kexi can do so. Kexi uses SQLite as its
database engine. I successfully got my tables
WinXP Pro SP2 On net Installed version w/o JRE
Installed and had the same experience with the install hanging following
the personal information requester. I rebooted the machine, OO 3 RC1
would run but had text instead of icons on the tool bars and text in
almost all requesters was cut (only
John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:11:13 -0500
Barbara Duprey [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
John Jason Jordan wrote:
snip
I discovered that OOo Base cannot read or import Access databases.
However, I also discovered that Kexi can do so. Kexi uses SQLite as its
database engine.
On 09/11/2008 09:58 AM, liquid64 wrote:
NoOp-4 wrote:
Very interesting! Do you still have the renamed x-user-x folder? If so
I'd be very interested in doing a diff comparison against that and your
good user folder.
I won't be able to upload it today, since the machine is on the
Hello all.
I'm having trouble finding some formulas in calc because I learned them in
English, but I've now installed OO in Spanish. I need to find an easy way to
see how they are translated.
It would really be great if OpenOffice Calc had a way to Use formula in
English or a way to Translate
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 13:53, mf.thomsen wrote:
please delete my Name Marisa Thomsen and my entries from your archive.
You have to contact the appropriate party, of each of the fifty plus
archives of this list, that are available on the Internet.
In no instance is users@openoffice.org the
On 09/10/2008 09:43 PM, mike moller wrote:
There is another path I haven't explored which is to use Sun's
equivalent to OOo, StarOffice - it's not entirely free but I
understand it does include a VBA capability.
I keep reading about the infamous Macro Migration Wizard and I have
valid
Larry Evans wrote:
On 09/11/08 12:39, norseman wrote:
Larry Evans wrote:
I created an input field with name=inp-fun-field0'.
Then, a few lines down, I created another input field.
I guess, by accident, I gave it the same name, inp-fun-field0.
Isn't that a bug? I'd expect the input field names
James Knott wrote:
John Boyle wrote:
M Henri Day wrote:
2008/9/9 Mike Fridley, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey,
I'm kind of intermediate when it comes to security software, but
the free
AVG suite I have from Grisoft has done a perfect job at everything
Hope that helps
Mike Fridley, USA
On 11/09/2008 18:47, PJH wrote:
Brian Barker has written on 9/9/2008 9:16 PM:
At 08:45 10/09/2008 +0800, Rob Clement wrote:
The simplest way to solve your problem is to set the header on a
First Page Page style and then set the other pages to be default ...
Er, except that templates don't
On 11/09/2008 20:23, Ely Schoenfeld wrote:
Hello all.
I'm having trouble finding some formulas in calc because I learned them in
English, but I've now installed OO in Spanish. I need to find an easy way to
see how they are translated.
It would really be great if OpenOffice Calc had a way to
WOW
THANKS a LOT
I really appreciate your help.
2008/9/11 Brian Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 23:20 11/09/2008 +0100, Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 11/09/2008 20:23, Ely Schoenfeld wrote:
I'm having trouble finding some formulas in calc because I learned them
in English, but I've now
Cant believe I never tryed just:
http://www.sunvirtuallab.com:32300/es/openoffice_org/sc/source/core/src.pohttp://www.sunvirtuallab.com:32300/es/openoffice_org/sc/source/core/src.po?view=287
And I moved around different parameters, ha ha ha.
If you go to that address you get the whole .po file
Hi Jonathon
On 9/11/08, jonathon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 21:43, mike moller wrote:
What MS Access, when included with MSO offers, is a user experience
that is very nlike, and different from that of the typical database
engine. What is missing from OOo, and
I have OpenOffice 2.4.1. How do I type a line break in a cell in OOCalc?
Thanks,
Jason
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On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 12:41 AM, Jason Cipriani
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I have OpenOffice 2.4.1. How do I type a line break in a cell in OOCalc?
Nevermind I got it. It's ctrl+enter, but the trick is you have to
double-click on the cell to edit it, rather than typing it in the
toolbar editor.
I have a document with a lot of text formatted something like this:
WORD:
Some paragraph that might be long and should
continue to be indented on the next line.
WORD:
Some paragraph that might be long and should
continue to be indented on the next line.
I am having a really hard
Jason Cipriani wrote:
I have a document with a lot of text formatted something like this:
WORD:
Some paragraph that might be long and should
continue to be indented on the next line.
WORD:
Some paragraph that might be long and should
continue to be indented on the next line.
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