On Thu, May 21, 2009 22:22:33 PM -0400, Dave Post wrote:
> I've written an AppleScript for my email client (OSX Mail 3.6) that,
> if activated, will respond automatically to messages that contain
> "moderator for users@openoffice.org" in a Delivered-To header field
> by sending a modified version
At 08:23 22/05/2009 +0200, Jurgen Gaeremyn wrote:
I'd prefer there would be a page somewhere [...] where we show how
to create a rule to filter (or mark) the moderated mails.
You appear to be using Thunderbird. Harold Fuchs recently explained
what you ask for Thunderbird. See http://tinyurl.
Dave Post wrote:
I've written an AppleScript for my email client (OSX Mail 3.6) that,
if activated, will respond automatically to messages that contain
"moderator for users@openoffice.org" in a Delivered-To header field by
sending a modified version of the original message to the originator
an
On May 22, 2009, at 12:24 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
You mean so that everyone will receive two copies of moderated
messages? And the list processor will have to distribute 5000
copies of them instead of 2500?
Yes, that's what would happen. (Replies wouldn't be duplicated, though.)
The first
How Office SP2 manages to reduce interoperability
How Office SP2 manages to reduce interoperability Jeremy Allison:
Microsoft Office SP2 claims to have a fully compliant version of ODF,
and that's probably true, as defined by the specification. It's just
completely useless at interoperating with o
At 22:22 21/05/2009 -0400, Dave Post wrote:
I've written an AppleScript for my email client (OSX Mail 3.6) that,
if activated, will respond automatically to messages that contain
"moderator for users@openoffice.org" in a Delivered-To header field
by sending a modified version of the original me
At 17:01 21/05/2009 -0700, Gary Noop wrote:
Well... when you come up with the link then perhaps we can figure
out what exactly provides the prefix [moderated] tag.
As Harold Fuchs confirmed earlier in this thread, it used to be at
http://www.openoffice.org/contact.html . The version of this p
NoOp wrote:
> On 05/21/2009 02:58 AM, James Elliott wrote:
>> I am using OOo 3.0.1 (Windows XP) and have used mail merge to print letters
>> and envelopes, so I understand the basics.
>>
>> I buy peel off labels, 14 to a sheet, and the way I print them, without mail
>> merge, is by using a templa
I've written an AppleScript for my email client (OSX Mail 3.6) that,
if activated, will respond automatically to messages that contain
"moderator for users@openoffice.org" in a Delivered-To header field by
sending a modified version of the original message to the originator
and the list. Th
On 05/21/2009 02:58 AM, James Elliott wrote:
> I am using OOo 3.0.1 (Windows XP) and have used mail merge to print letters
> and envelopes, so I understand the basics.
>
> I buy peel off labels, 14 to a sheet, and the way I print them, without mail
> merge, is by using a template which is a Writ
On 05/21/2009 03:02 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
> At 17:57 20/05/2009 -0700, Gary Noop wrote:
>>The mail client does when it adds the footer.
>
> You are suggesting here that the mailing list processor adds the
> "[moderated]" tag sometimes seen in the subject field of
> messages. But the evidence
James Elliott wrote:
I am using OOo 3.0.1 (Windows XP) and have used mail merge to print
letters and envelopes, so I understand the basics.
I buy peel off labels, 14 to a sheet, and the way I print them, without
mail merge, is by using a template which is a Writer page with a table
inserted -
2009/5/21 TomW :
> Phil Hibbs wrote:
>>
>> There is no IsDate() function in OOo Calc, is there any way I can work
>> around this? I want to write [=IF(IsDate(A1);A1;"")]
>>
>> Phil Hibbs.
>>
>>
>
> Phil:
>
> This formula will detect if a cell is formated as a Date or a Time. The
> nine 'D' entries
Phil Hibbs wrote:
There is no IsDate() function in OOo Calc, is there any way I can work
around this? I want to write [=IF(IsDate(A1);A1;"")]
Phil Hibbs.
Phil:
This formula will detect if a cell is formated as a Date or a Time. The
nine 'D' entries are the Date formats recognized by t
"defrag is not a problem"
Last time I installed Windows (Win 2000/pro), after
I installed the OS and all the patches, etc., the
disk was really fragged and needed defragging badly.
It was worse when I installed XP the last time.
So, defragging is needed every time you do any install.
James
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 20/05/2009 20:08, Clifton Liles wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
2009/5/19 Don Daugherty :
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 18/05/2009 19:34, Brian Barker wrote:
2009/5/14 Nobody Noname:
I want to insert a string into a cell using keystrokes. I'm
sorry this
will seem
2009/5/21 Phil Hibbs :
> There is no IsDate() function in OOo Calc, is there any way I can work
> around this? I want to write [=IF(IsDate(A1);A1;"")]
>
> Phil Hibbs.
I doubt that, since a date is only a number, and just about any number
COULD but doesn't have to be a date. Today, for example, is
Phil Hibbs wrote:
What MS have done is to give OOo the solution to
this long-standing interop issue - all OOo needs to do is to support
the msoxl namespace with Excel semantics and they win!
It's not so easy. Supporting Excel semantics to open files is a
no-brainer, it should be done asap. But
For a quick example of how to break interop between Google Docs and
OOo, create a Google doc with A1=1, A2='1, A3=A1+A2 and export it into
ODS. Google Docs uses Excel semantics, OOo does not.
Phil Hibbs.
--
Don't you just hate self-referential sigs?
--
> Also, why is it that the plugins from Sun and elsewhere, including one
> that MS supported work better than what SP2 provides.
Well, the official MS line is that just trying to wedge it in would
cause surprising and unpredictable results. I actually agree with them
on this one, the standard says
Phil Hibbs wrote:
> And in the interest of fairness, here's a Microsoft side to the story:
> http://blogs.msdn.com/dmahugh/archive/2009/05/09/1-2-1.aspx
>
> The issue he's primarily writing about is this one:
> http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=5658
>
> Phil Hibbs.
>
While there a
And in the interest of fairness, here's a Microsoft side to the story:
http://blogs.msdn.com/dmahugh/archive/2009/05/09/1-2-1.aspx
The issue he's primarily writing about is this one:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=5658
Phil Hibbs.
--
Don't you just hate self-referential sigs?
There is no IsDate() function in OOo Calc, is there any way I can work
around this? I want to write [=IF(IsDate(A1);A1;"")]
Phil Hibbs.
--
Don't you just hate self-referential sigs?
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At 17:57 20/05/2009 -0700, Gary Noop wrote:
The mail client does when it adds the footer.
You are suggesting here that the mailing list processor adds the
"[moderated]" tag sometimes seen in the subject field of
messages. But the evidence is that this is not so. (No doubt this
*could* be a
I am using OOo 3.0.1 (Windows XP) and have used mail merge to print letters
and envelopes, so I understand the basics.
I buy peel off labels, 14 to a sheet, and the way I print them, without mail
merge, is by using a template which is a Writer page with a table inserted -
the cells in the tabl
Hi Pierre and Web Kracked
When Task Manage says that soffice.bin is using 90% of CPU surely that means
that soffice.bin is using 90% of CPU, and some other hidden or background
process is not using part of the 90%?.
I recently had to reinstall Windows, so disk fragmentation is not a problem
For interested OOo users, from the ODF Alliance weblog :
http://www.odfalliance.org/blog/index.php/site/microsofts_odf_support_falls_short/
Henri
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