On 4/17/07, James Knott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps the solution is not to create another Scribus, but to make
Scribus an OpenOffice partner. This means they'd work together for
better integration etc. The same could happen with Thunderbird etc.
I like your idea on both scribus and
since we are talking about a MS and scribus equivalent, would it be
possible or is it in the works to have something like Publisher? i
have been seeing a lot of people asking for it on this list.
I presently use scribus (and for me i am not comfortable to use ooo
for page layout, especially for
You don't mention it, but Scribus is now available for Windows too. I haven't
personally used the Windows version so I can't vouch for how stable it is, or
isn't.
It is great!
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as far as i know it is OK. i use OO and GIMP on my thumb drive at school all
the time. i am fairly close to the guy who is head of the tech area in my
department at the university and we have had discussions about installing OO
on the computers in his domain. however, because of some contract
boss isn't looking who are you talking about?
On 10/14/06, M. Fioretti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On Sat, Oct 14, 2006 16:00:23 PM -0500, Daniel Currier
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
i am fairly close to the guy
I am presently going to Illinois State University and I tried to get OO
approved for all the computers. However they could not because of some
contract they have with MS. ( I am working to get them to break this
contract- which I feel is an illegal contract- but I have not be to do this
yet).
This really works well; I have been using my thumb drive for awhile to bring
portable software (OO) around with me at school. There are other programs
that you can also put on your drive, like Scribus and GIMP. These have
gotten me out of many jams when I needed to write a paper or edit an image,
OpenOffice will not only read word and excel documents, but also write to
them. They would probably want to use the native format to OO, but if needs
be they can use the other formats.
On 10/4/06, Arnold Huzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OpenOffice will read word and excel documents, so it will
The Morses,
I have tried playing around with ooo label. to me it seems hard to do the
mail merge. i have used a database from a spreed sheet. do i have to drag
and drop every name and address in each box or is there a function where i
can just press and every name and address on the spreadsheet
