Larry Gusaas-4 wrote:
>
>
> So you are both promoting the advertised Open Office scam on the
> petition website. Do the two of you own this fake "Official" OO.o
> website and try to collect money from people so they can download OO.o?
>
no. we have no financial interest in this.
we are no
At 20:35 09/09/2009 -0700, Gary Noop wrote:
I've tried every combination that I can think of (even formating
cells to text) and still cannot figure out how to sort via a column
with data like this:
Sail Number
USA 84
USA 604
USA 275
USA 35024
USA 103
USA 116
USA 38747
USA 72
USA 40
USA 87549
U
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 12:25 AM, Andy wrote:
> Arun Shrimali wrote:
>>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> I am using Openoffice 3.0.1 over Ubuntu 9.04
>>
>> I have created a long document with outlined numbering (bullets and
>> numbering), means the heading has numbered 1 and subheading has 1.1
>> and so one (th
On 09/09/2009 02:42 PM, Barbara Duprey wrote:
> Don Daugherty wrote:
>> First of all, is this message the beginning of a properly started "New
>> Thread?" It was generated in Thunderbird by clicking Write and
>> addressing it to users@openoffice.org
>
> Yes, that's the right way. This forces a
I've tried every combination that I can think of (even formating cells
to text) and still cannot figure out how to sort via a column with data
like this:
Sail Number
USA 84
USA 604
USA 275
USA 35024
USA 103
USA 116
USA 38747
USA 72
USA 40
USA 87549
USA 41001
USA 52
USA 28719
Any suggestions?
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Brad,
Thanks for your very polite and instructive response. I knew about the
reasons for not hijacking a thread (threaded email readers, ignore
thread settings etc) because of some unnecessarily sharp reproof by some
of the "hijacked thread police" on this list. What I was asking is for
tho
Twayne wrote:
lol, Ugh, that feels counterintuitive! I wouldn't think the w3schools
site would put IE into Quirks mode so it must be a adifferent
non-complaince of IE's. Not that it matters.
OK, I'm off to document this, this time!
Thanks much,
Twayne`
Glad the tip worked. I agree tha
"PatrickG" wrote in message
news:4aa6f8f4.4010...@gandatech.com
> Twayne wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> System: XP SP3+, OO.o 3.1.1 (and prior versions I've had).
>>
>> Reference:
>>For this post, I'm using the following page:
>> http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
>>
>> Setup:
>> Starting at "CS
"Andy" wrote in message
news:4aa70545.8040...@the-martin-byrd.net
> Twayne wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> System: XP SP3+, OO.o 3.1.1 (and prior versions I've had).
>
> System 1: XP SP3, OO.0 3.1, Firefox
> System 2: Ubuntu, OO.o, Firefox
>
>>
>> Reference:
>>For this post, I'm using the following p
On 2009/09/09 4:38 PM Tommy27 wrote:
Tommy, aka Dingo-Dog from Italy is the same person who lauched the
petition. He tries to raise attention for the advertised Open Office scam.
wrong supposition.
we are 2 different users.
dingo-dog started the petition, while i'm just promoting in fo
On Wed, Sep 09, 2009 at 01:40:27PM -0400, Robert Peirce wrote:
> In article <20090909163358.ga16...@cox.net>,
> Robert Holtzman wrote:
>
> > > Is there some other way to lock in this data in Excel 2004 for Mac or is
> > > it possible to do in Open Office?
> >
> > Wrong list. OpenOffice.org is
> Tommy, aka Dingo-Dog from Italy is the same person who lauched the
> petition. He tries to raise attention for the advertised Open Office scam.
wrong supposition.
we are 2 different users.
dingo-dog started the petition, while i'm just promoting in forums and blogs
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Don Daugherty wrote:
First of all, is this message the beginning of a properly started "New
Thread?" It was generated in Thunderbird by clicking Write and
addressing it to users@openoffice.org
Yes, that's the right way. This forces a new key to be generated for the
thread, so people who are
Don Daugherty wrote:
> First of all, is this message the beginning of a properly started "New
> Thread?" It was generated in Thunderbird by clicking Write and
> addressing it to users@openoffice.org
>
> I ask this question because, while I have apparently never hi-jacked a
> thread, and I know thi
Marion Chaix wrote:
I note that it is possible to find my previous email correspondence on
Google. Please could you ensure that these are removed especially as they
show my email details - for data protection.
Regards
M. Chaix
-
Marion,
If you want something removed from Google, you have to
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 19:23, John Boyle wrote:
>The company that really let everyone down was IBM, with their abandoning of
>both OS/2 and VIA VOICE FOR LINUX!
IBM was legally hoodwinked by Microsoft into not releasing the new
version of OS/2 before Win95 was released:
* By the time OS/2 co
Marion Chaix wrote:
> I note that it is possible to find my previous email correspondence on
> Google. Please could you ensure that these are removed especially as they
> show my email details - for data protection.
> Regards
> M. Chaix
>
>
Your emails were sent to a public mail list that's avai
On Wed, 09 Sep 2009 15:37:52 -0400
David B Teague wrote:
Hello David,
> It would be better if the thread hijacking police and political
Thread hijacking doesn't help anyone, including the perpetrator. If
anyone has set their MUA to "ignore thread" for a topic that gets
hijacked, the offender
It would be better if the thread hijacking police and political
correctness police backed off a bit. I have have decreased my frequency
of posting of questions for which I need answers, and have not posted
answers to the few questions I happen to know about, precisely because
some of the peo
Marion Chaix wrote:
I note that it is possible to find my previous email correspondence on
Google. Please could you ensure that these are removed especially as they
show my email details - for data protection.
Regards
M. Chaix
-
This is a public list and I'm not sure what you're asking is pos
Don Daugherty wrote:
First of all, is this message the beginning of a properly started "New
Thread?" It was generated in Thunderbird by clicking Write and
addressing it to users@openoffice.org
I ask this question because, while I have apparently never hi-jacked a
thread, and I know this has
James E. Lang wrote:
Not for the faint of heart!
I have seen no related discussions and this could very well be off
topic for this list so feel free to direct me to a more appropriate
list where I will gladly post the remainder of this message.
I have a five sheet spreadsheet. The
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ME URGE SOLUCIONARLO.
ATTE.
FCO.JAVopenoffice.jpgIER GONZALO
SAMBARA,94
28027 MADRID
0034 679 429001
I note that it is possible to find my previous email correspondence on
Google. Please could you ensure that these are removed especially as they
show my email details - for data protection.
Regards
M. Chaix
-
First of all, is this message the beginning of a properly started "New Thread?"
It was generated in Thunderbird by clicking Write and addressing it to
users@openoffice.org
I ask this question because, while I have apparently never hi-jacked a thread, and I know
this has been discussed before
Arun Shrimali wrote:
Dear All,
I am using Openoffice 3.0.1 over Ubuntu 9.04
I have created a long document with outlined numbering (bullets and
numbering), means the heading has numbered 1 and subheading has 1.1
and so one (these numbers are auto generated by OO's Bullets and
numbering tools).
On 2009/09/09 7:00 AM Per Joh wrote:
I thought this list was for helping users who needed help with OO.o, but
apparently I was wrong. It seems that this list is a tool for be rude to
other peoples…
Yes. It is supposed to be about helping users. Discussions like this one
should have been moved
Charles Partridge wrote:
>
users-digest-h...@openoffice.org wrote:
users Digest 8 Sep 2009 20:16:44 - Issue 7160
Topics (messages 201485 through 201514):
Re: formula in Calc
201485 by: Brian Barker
201488 by: Walter Hildebrandt
What seems to have been missed is that the
2009/9/9 Bernd Eilers
>
> Hi there!
>
> Cor Nouws wrote:
>
>> Lars Nooden wrote (7-9-2009 10:01)
>>
>>> If it looks like duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ...
>>>
>>
>> To make it easier for you, to see a bit of the latest prototype (0.16), a
>> Dutch journalist was so friendly to publ
Guy Voets wrote:
Hello,
I like to report a small annoyance when using Save As.
When you 'save as' a doc/xls/pps, the dialogue lets you choose where
you want to save the file.
After you choose a map and you click OK, the program proposes a choice
between the od* format and the MS format.
If you c
In article <20090909163358.ga16...@cox.net>,
Robert Holtzman wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 09, 2009 at 07:38:15AM -0400, Robert Peirce wrote:
> > In Excel for Windows, you can access a web page and specify the specific
> > information you are after. In Excel 2004 for Mac you cannot.
> > Consequently,
2009/9/9 Guy Voets :
> Hello,
>
> I like to report a small annoyance when using Save As.
> When you 'save as' a doc/xls/pps, the dialogue lets you choose where
> you want to save the file.
> After you choose a map and you click OK, the program proposes a choice
> between the od* format and the MS f
On Wed, Sep 09, 2009 at 07:38:15AM -0400, Robert Peirce wrote:
> In Excel for Windows, you can access a web page and specify the specific
> information you are after. In Excel 2004 for Mac you cannot.
> Consequently, if your spreadsheet accesses a particular line and it
> moves because of web
John Boyle wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
2009/9/9 Charles Partridge
Greetings,
Does there exists a method to identify and delete duplicate rows in Calc?
Thanks in advance.
Chip Partridge
Dr. Charles R. Partridge
Independent Evaluator & Human Ecologist
CHIP Evaluation Consulting
cpartri..
Hi there!
Cor Nouws wrote:
Lars Nooden wrote (7-9-2009 10:01)
If it looks like duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ...
To make it easier for you, to see a bit of the latest prototype (0.16),
a Dutch journalist was so friendly to publish this:
http://webwereld.nl/gallery/63487/openo
Harold Fuchs wrote:
> 2009/9/9 Charles Partridge
>
>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> Does there exists a method to identify and delete duplicate rows in Calc?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Chip Partridge
>>
>>
>> Dr. Charles R. Partridge
>> Independent Evaluator & Human Ecologist
>> CHIP Evaluation Consul
Per Joh wrote:
2009/9/9 Lars Nooden
Cor Nouws wrote:
... So anything that
might look as being related (even in distance) cannot be else then bad
also, isn't it?!
Hmm. It's called learning. Try it.
FWIW
Now it’s time for me to “log-of” this list, ´cause it’s to much One Man Show
her
Per Joh wrote:
> Now it’s time for me to “log-of” this list
Be sure to unsubscribe.
Welcome back at a future date when you are ready to improve OOo or
understand what 'learning curve' means:
http://openoffice.blogs.com/openoffice/2006/02/microsoft_offic.html
Regards,
-Lars
-
2009/9/9 Lars Nooden
> Cor Nouws wrote:
>
> > ... So anything that
> > might look as being related (even in distance) cannot be else then bad
> > also, isn't it?!
>
> Hmm. It's called learning. Try it.
>
FWIW
Now it’s time for me to “log-of” this list, ´cause it’s to much One Man Show
here
In Excel for Windows, you can access a web page and specify the specific
information you are after. In Excel 2004 for Mac you cannot.
Consequently, if your spreadsheet accesses a particular line and it
moves because of web page changes, you lose the information and have to
revise your spreads
Larry Gusaas wrote:
Better still. Ignore the petition. People who put such links on their
sites are not doing you any favours.
Better still, provide constructive criticism to the project to improve
it. Explain to them what you don't like and why along with what you do
like. Provide suggestio
Dear All,
I am using Openoffice 3.0.1 over Ubuntu 9.04
I have created a long document with outlined numbering (bullets and
numbering), means the heading has numbered 1 and subheading has 1.1
and so one (these numbers are auto generated by OO's Bullets and
numbering tools). The complete text / doc
2009/9/9 Charles Partridge
> Greetings,
>
> Does there exists a method to identify and delete duplicate rows in Calc?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Chip Partridge
>
>
> Dr. Charles R. Partridge
> Independent Evaluator & Human Ecologist
> CHIP Evaluation Consulting
> cpartri...@chipeval.org
> www.lin
John Boyle wrote:
> ... Specifically, I would like to see mail merge
> improved, although it is not as bad as it was, it could use some fine
> tuning!
Where are the lumps currently? Mailmerge(*) is one of the most
important features for secretaries and office managers. (Document
templates being
Hello,
I like to report a small annoyance when using Save As.
When you 'save as' a doc/xls/pps, the dialogue lets you choose where
you want to save the file.
After you choose a map and you click OK, the program proposes a choice
between the od* format and the MS format.
If you choose to save in od
Cor Nouws wrote:
> ... So anything that
> might look as being related (even in distance) cannot be else then bad
> also, isn't it?!
Hmm. It's called learning. Try it.
Lemme guess, you were surprised each and every time Lucy didn't let
Charlie Brown kick the football, right?
Regards
-Lars
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