On Thu, 23 Apr 2009 17:00:11 -0500
Came this utterance formulated by Wade Smart to my mailbox:
> 20090423 1659 GMT-6
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> My son needs to print about 100 slides and I wanted to do it in
> Handout Mode but I cant seem to print like that.
>
It's in the printer options. Try six pages per sheet.
I
I have a frame that I anchored to the page and wrapped it in
background. I would like to move it but I can't seem to figure out how
to select it again. How can I select it? Is there a way to see a list of
all frames in the document?
Thanks,
Dennis Przybyla
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Hi,
Wade Smart wrote:
My son needs to print about 100 slides and I wanted to do it in
Handout Mode but I cant seem to print like that.
you can find some information about printing handouts in the
OpenOffice.org Tips 'n' Tricks Blog:
http://blogs.sun.com/oootnt/entry/printouts_of_your_han
Dennis,
1. To view all frames, use the Navigator (press F5) and make sure
content view button is OFF. You can find frames there.
2. To reach the background frame, click anywhere in the frame and you
will see the text cursor blinking. Press "Esc" once to select the frame.
If you move mouse over th
I downloaded several extensions after I installed 310m9RC1 for windows
.oxt no longer was associated with OOo.
I had to "manually" add .oxt as an associated file for OOo.
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On 23/04/2009 15:43, John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Thu, 23 Apr 2009 07:01:44 -0400
James Knott dijo:
In addition to the above there's a third issue. By far the majority of
scanners and OCR "engines" on the market produce documents that are designed
for MS Office. Many will even invoke MS Word
I have had this situation myself for years and have solved it in
various ways.
When all else has failed, I've used my digital camera to
photograph a document and save it as either a TIFF or BMP file, both of
which my OCR software can read from a file. At least, I've had a copy
of what it's supp
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 3:57 PM, Dick Hoffman wrote:
> We have a home-grown "database" supported by a group of QBASIC programs (no
> snickering!) that we'd like to convert to OO Base. Our first question is how
> can we input a comma delimited sequential file into Base? This file is
> actually the
What this means is that OpenOffice must live on beyond Sun. Maybe Oracle
will get behind it; I’m not so sure and I’m not alone. However, whatever
rebranding of Go-oo needs to happen should happen and we should make
sure that our students and schools still have access to the highest
quality, free of
I have OOo 3.0.1 running under Windows XP and have an annoying little
problem while using Draw to set out a club newsletter.
I am arranging the articles on each page of the newsletter in Text Boxes,
some without borders and some with a continuous black line border, and it is
working out well.
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