> That sort of behaviour would be considered illegal restraint of trade.
Microsoft has never been concerned about the legality, or otherwise, of
its actions.
jonathon
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At 07:57 21/01/2009 +0200, Richard Noname wrote:
I thought mid January was the very belated date for an upgrade/fix of ver 3?
You could well keep an eye on the information at the web site: start at
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Product_Release . This page
still claims tomorrow (22
Campbell wrote:
Hello all,
I think I already know the answer to this but I just need to be 100%
certain.
I may in future wish to install Open Office v3 (or above when available) in
a commercial business environment and I am wondering, are there any license
fees for use in such an environmen
I thought mid January was the very belated date for an upgrade/fix of
ver 3? the unacceptable bug in respect of the autosave needs to be
sorted asap.
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Bless your heart, I should have remembered that, but did not...
This is great!!!
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:33:12 -0500, TomW wrote:
Rogier van Vlissingen wrote:
I tried it out like this, but it does not work it gives me a #VALUE!
error.
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009 21:31:09 -0500, TomW wrote:
=AV
I have the same experience as both Harold and Mike do,
with OO 3.0.0 on Mac OSX 10.5.6 Intel.
With "Check for spelling as you type" off, I have to invoke
the spell menu from the Tools menu, Spelling and Grammar
But with "Check for spelling as you type" on, a right click
on a word with a wavy
On 2009/01/20 7:21 PM mark manuel wrote:
please thake your e -mail off of mailer digest for open office. This is not
me it's auto responders when you chat with other usersers.i still get them
just delete them
I can't do that. Any post I make to the users group gets included in the
digest.
Harold Drabkin wrote:
> Maybe it's me, or some setting I can't seem to find.
> On the windows platform, right-clicking on a misspelled word brings up
> suggestions. On the mac, however, although other items come up on right
> click (like paragraph alignment, etc.), the spell options doesn't.
>
James Knott wrote:
David B Teague wrote:
Barbara
A quick Google search seems to indicate that Microsoft either
explicitly attempts this or something not far from it. The EULA
appears to try to prevent distribution of software generated with
their big (C++?) compiler along with FOSS. I'd ha
please thake your e -mail off of mailer digest for open office. This is not
me it's auto responders when you chat with other usersers.i still get them
just delete them
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 5:53 PM, Larry Gusaas wrote:
> On 2009/01/20 4:16 PM Gene Heskett wrote:
>
>> On Tuesday 20 January 2009
On 2009/01/20 4:16 PM Gene Heskett wrote:
On Tuesday 20 January 2009, Dayton Kingsriter wrote:
I have asked multiple times to have my name taken off your mailing list.
The response I get back is that my email address in not recognized, yet here
is proof that my name and email are in fact on
David B Teague wrote:
> Barbara
>
> A quick Google search seems to indicate that Microsoft either
> explicitly attempts this or something not far from it. The EULA
> appears to try to prevent distribution of software generated with
> their big (C++?) compiler along with FOSS. I'd have to look it
On Tuesday 20 January 2009, Dayton Kingsriter wrote:
>I have asked multiple times to have my name taken off your mailing list.
>The response I get back is that my email address in not recognized, yet here
>is proof that my name and email are in fact on your mailing list. I just
>received this emai
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 13:10:11 -0600
"Dayton Kingsriter" wrote:
Hello Dayton,
> I have asked multiple times to have my name taken off your mailing
> list. The response I get back is that my email address in not
> recognized, yet here is proof that my name and email are in fact on
> your mailing li
On 01/20/2009 04:16 AM, Uwe Brauer wrote:
> Hello
>
> I know it is possible using the outline feature to convert partially
> writer to impress (there seems no way back).
>
> However structures such as tables are not "converted".
>
>
> Therefore does anybody knows about and extension or macro
>
20090120 1315 GMT-5
Dayton, if you have asked several times then Im sure you have seen the
responses that say -> DO IT YOURSELF!
Right at the bottom of the email YOU send it says:
To unsubscribe from the digest, e-mail:
users-digest-unsubscr...@openoffice.org
DO THAT!!! and s
I have asked multiple times to have my name taken off your mailing list.
The response I get back is that my email address in not recognized, yet here
is proof that my name and email are in fact on your mailing list. I just
received this email today.
PLEASE TAKE MY NAME OFF YOUR MAILING LIST !
Barbara
A quick Google search seems to indicate that Microsoft either explicitly
attempts this or something not far from it. The EULA appears to try to
prevent distribution of software generated with their big (C++?)
compiler along with FOSS. I'd have to look it up again to see.
But I agre
Maybe it's me, or some setting I can't seem to find.
On the windows platform, right-clicking on a misspelled word brings up
suggestions. On the mac, however, although other items come up on right
click (like paragraph alignment, etc.), the spell options doesn't.
Command-clicking doesn't do it
David B Teague wrote:
Jonathon
This astonishing to me:
Some software EULAs (End User Licence Agreements) have clauses which
prohibit them from being run in conjunction with FLOSS.
Would you give a reference that discusses this? or talk about it a
bit? I am astounded at this "dog in the mange
Hello
I know it is possible using the outline feature to convert partially
writer to impress (there seems no way back).
However structures such as tables are not "converted".
Therefore does anybody knows about and extension or macro
providing such a feature?
Uwe Brauer
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Jonathon
This astonishing to me:
Some software EULAs (End User Licence Agreements) have clauses which
prohibit them from being run in conjunction with FLOSS.
Would you give a reference that discusses this? or talk about it a bit?
I am astounded at this "dog in the manger" clause in software l
Campbell wrote:
> in a commercial business environment and I am wondering, are there any
> license fees for use in such an environment?
1: Legal Issues
OOo is distributed under the GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version
2.1, February 1999.
As such, you can:
* Install it on as many computer
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