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Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
As you are not subscribed, you may have missed this post.
How could you see the original poster was not subscribed?
Duncan
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm a first time user. I have down loaded a file
OOo_1.1.4_win32Intel_install.zip to my desktop. What do I do next to
install and setup.I had difficulties following the given Installation $
setup instructions.
The
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Mohammad A. S. ALQULOOSHY wrote:
Hi,
I would like to recive news about OpenOffice spicially about arabic
loclaized version.
You have written to the support list. You should search around
http://openoffice.org and see if there is a news service. I
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Divya wrote:
sir/madam
i have downloaded the openooffice software there are a few problems i
would like u to help me with.
1. after downloading the softawre there are a few dll files that come
with the software. now i am integrating the software
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look how many addresses the original was sent to. I think we can put
this in the spam bin.
Duncan
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Lynn Burke wrote:
I'm a recent convert to Open Office. I have version 1.1.4 installed on a
Toshiba Satellite that's running Microsoft XP SP2 and I'm having a
problem with crashes in the word module. T
These are examples of crashes in certain
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Dan Lewis wrote:
On Sunday 26 June 2005 10:09 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi how do i go about creating organisational charts and diagrams
such as control loops with open office..these are essential to why i
use a word processor. I cant seem to
I bought OpenOfficeOrg.EXE at Fryes Eletronics, but I'm unable to get it to
install on my home
PC with Windows 98
I attempted to download it from the web at first, but I have dail-up it just
takes too long.
Everything works, until I Extract the files.Then I get an error message, that
says
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mozilla plugin
firefox,
Microsoft Powerpoint.
This is the OpenOffice.org list. Try asking your question on a different
list.
Duncan
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Michael Wanda wrote:
I would like to recieve a general mailing list to help me with my new
business.
Thank you,
Wanda Zananiri
You are subscribed to this list for general help with OpenOffice
questions. Is that what you wanted?
Duncan
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I'm helping someone get an old computer on its feet after years of abuse
by windows '98. It's a pentium 166MHz with ~100MB RAM. What do you
think, worth a try? Otherwise they'll have to make do with Abiword
(which seems to be easier on the system), I
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Dick Sue wrote:
Through Open office is it possible to download and put on my computer a
program for spread sheets? Thank you.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dick Mayer
The spread sheet program in OpenOffice is called Calc. If you
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caleb schultink wrote:
every time i save as a microsoft office document in openoffice i am
unable to resave the second time i open the document (any type) the
program says something about the save not working
exactly what does it say? Grab your
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Is there a way of making OOo create (and overwrite) a backup file in
another format? I'm thinking of RTF, the most widely supported format
around - which can save most of the formatting OOo uses.
Duncan
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G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Wed, 2005-06-08 at 23:19 +0200, Duncan Lithgow wrote:
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How do I stop OOo from underlining and blue'ing links?
It bugs the hell out of me...
Best way is to follow
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Francisco Bornéo wrote:
What the differences between versions 1.1.3 and 1.1.4?
TIA
chico bornéo
===
Mitakuye Oyasin
Please try to look for the answer before you ask the question. If you
can't find the answer just say that you looked
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I'm using Suse Linux would the same be try there or should I deinstall
first?
If you're wanting both versions to run at the same time then that like a
question for the Yast list.
Otherwise just upgrade, shouldn't be any trouble should it?
Duncan
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Pete Holsberg wrote:
New Microsoft Office Open XML formats will be the default
in the next versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
erm, yes. So?
Duncan
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How do I stop OOo from underlining and blue'ing links?
It bugs the hell out of me...
Duncan
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Caux Finances wrote:
I am using OpenOffice 1.1.0 and have some trouble with viewing and
printing of spreadsheets. I would like to download the new version
1.1.4. Will it automaticaly update the old version or shall I first
uninstall it ?
I
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Now, as I attempt to reinstall open office, I seem to be
stymied - it's on my desk top, the files are extracted,
Are you sure it's extracted correctly? What's the full name of the file
you're clicking on - including the extension? (You might need
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I bcc'ed this to her original address - don't know why it lost the
thread here.
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Hello,
hej
I can't find or activate a dutch language pack for spellchecking. Is it
available or still in development? I am using openoffice version 1.9.104.
Can you help me out?
Best regards,
Christian
1. Go to google.com and type
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M Nagashree wrote:
May be you can set them here:
Tools - Options - Load/save - General You will have something like
Default file format: Under Document type - choose Text document and
under Always Save as - Microsoft word.
normally the open
Victor Gigante-Hueber wrote:
I'm not entirely certain that this is the right place to send this,
but here goes.
I've been using OpenOffice.org for the past two years or so as a
free alternative to M$ Office, which is much to expensive for me
(and from what I've heard, much too confusing to
Jonathon Blake wrote:
Duncan wrote:
purely textual and formatted And you don't think RTF fulfills
that criteria?
Not really. It is textual, but not formatted. [And yes, I am being
picky.]
BTW, a) ASCII is a character encoding scheme. b) ASCII was
replaced by ANSI back in the early
balwant singh wrote:
I have seen organogram which is used in windows to make organograms
and which also attched with powerpint. Is there any similar software
to be uses with Open Office / seperately.
Have you looked at dia?
http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia/
Hi there, I've enjoyed using OOo for a fair while, and I like that it
can export in rtf and doc etc. But one of my worries is that often
things are not quite the same. I understand the reasons for this and am
not apportioning blame but have a question.
Can I use RTF as OOo's _native_ format?
Paul wrote:
In short - yes. OOo will allow formatting that when saved as .rtf (or
any other non OOo format) may be lost.
Thanks, I thought so.
a file format that is purely textual and formatted is the
best choice. OOo native format is just that. Even if OOo suddenly
dissappears in 10
On Sun, 2005-04-24 at 07:38 +0200, Sephan Hussler wrote:
hi there,
first of all: sorry for my bad english. my problem: i'm absolutely new to oo
using the 2.0 beta ( german ) and i should make some work with base. my
question now is: is it possible to save / export the work in ms access
I can think of two easy alternatives:
1. Depending on what the fields contain (I'm assuming basic
name/address/phone type of stuff) then you may very well be able to use
a Mozilla address book for this. OOo can connect very easily to these
databases. In addition to basics like name,
When you say modest, what size are you talking about? There are some
_very_ good opensource database packages out there...
I can assist if you wish.
Paul
To start by answering the questions,
the current database is access and has 780 people with about 12 fields.
So it's maybe not as
I've looked around and can't find many templates for calc out there. I
need one for a modest sized membership database - it seems silly
starting from scratch...
Any ideas where I could find one, or anyone willing to help me write
one we can post somewhere?
Duncan
On Fri, 2005-03-18 at 14:00 -0500, David Pringle wrote:
I am really desperate here! I am an old (73yrs) newbie. Thank God for Open
Office! Living on a fixed income
from Social Security is not fun. My problem is space...my little computer
only has 15G and I'm trying to figure
out how to
On Thu, 2005-03-17 at 10:35 -0800, Bev wrote:
So my question is, is your software compatible with Word 2000 or not?
I'm applying for a job online that requires Word 2000 or later.
What does this mean? Do you have to send them a file which is written in
word2000 or newer? If yes then OOo should
On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 12:33 +0100, Anneli Z. wrote:
Hello!
Sorry but my English is not so good. And I hope you will understand me.
I have a openoffice 1.1 in Swedish. I dont know if it is from cd or
downloaded.
How can I download the new version from you in Swedish?
I can only find
Karen wrote:
I downloaded Open Office and it appears as OOo_1.1.3_Win32Intel_install.exe on my desktop, but, despite the notation on the website, when I click on it, the message: archive is not supported appears inside a 7-ip window. How can I install it? Thank you.
Hi there Karen,
You've
nora batty wrote:
I just signed up. I thought that openoffice was a type
of learning. I am trying to learn spreadsheet but at
the moment cannot find anything that will help me.
Could you please help me find it that is if you have
it.
Nora Gallagher
Nora, OpenOffice is an office package like
moving again.
I am running OOo 1.1.4 as installed in Fedora Core 3. All I have added
is the Canadian English dictionary. My system has 512 MB memory.
Here are some answers to questions asked earlier in this thread:
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Fri, 2005-01-21 at 18:38 +0100, Duncan Lithgow wrote
'bout time i closed this thread - all issues have been resolved.
Duncan
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Paul B. wrote:
Duncan Lithgow wrote:
jnr. text - true; 'jnr period' is in the dictionary adn negates any
'end of sentence' rule about following capitalisation.
That's strange, because it flies against my experience with 'Jn.'.
Spellcheck did not add 'Jn.' to the dictionary when I instructed
Can I setup profiles in OOo? I want to make three...
1. Writing in English (appropriate default dictionary and language settings)
2. Writing in English (appropriate default dictionary and language settings)
3. Writing in English for English teaching (automatic line numbering etc
etc...
Any idea?
James W.Greenidge wrote:
Greetings!
I've recently jumped on Open Office via Neo Office, and I'm floored by
the features and capabilities of this package. I hope to contribute
some well-due contributions in the near future once I get a dog sled
to the bank.
Having imported a hundred-page
Jonathon Blake wrote:
Ian wrote:
Windows is a curable disease too you know :-)
That's why I wrote yet. I expect to get a Linux Box in the summer.
There is _one_ program that the person i share this computer with
needs, that has no functional FLOSS equivalent. Hence, this one stays
in
Oh! Top is a program that shows you process activity in a terminal
window. Simply open a term and enter top on the commandline. Make
certain that you have an active OOo session. With activity it should
show up near the top of the active area and you should be able to copy
to the end of the
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Fri, 2005-01-21 at 18:38 +0100, Duncan Lithgow wrote:
Jonathon Blake wrote:
Duncan wrote:
hi there, you can see from my altered subject that after editing
dictionary.lst my soffice.bin it's still too big.
I saw that after I posted my
Jonathon Blake wrote:
James wrote:
settles at 350MB. Here's what my file contained...
hi there, you can see from my altered subject that after editing
dictionary.lst my soffice.bin it's still too big.
Starting OOo with a blank file still uses 285MB - and after adding two
mispelled words and
Now that i've got my swap working I have to ask, is it normal that after
right clicking a few mispelled works the memory load from soffice.bin is
712MB? That's huge! As soon as I stop the app my mem and swap usage
drops by two thirds...
Just let me know if that's normal and I'll calm down.
No Duncan - that's in no way normal I don't know why that would
do that...
What OS are you using (Windows XP, Windows 98, Red Hat Linux 9.1, Mac
OS X?)?
Linux Fedora Core 3
What version of OpenOffice.org are you using? (1.0.3, 1.1.4,
1.9.65mr68?)?
Ooo 1.1.2-11.5.fc3
(latest available
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Wed, 2005-01-19 at 16:52 +0100, Duncan Lithgow wrote:
No Duncan - that's in no way normal I don't know why that would
do that...
What OS are you using (Windows XP, Windows 98, Red Hat Linux 9.1, Mac
OS X?)?
Linux Fedora Core 3
Hmm, I have
James Kelleher wrote:
On Wednesday 19 January 2005 05:56, Duncan Lithgow wrote:
Mark Kirchner wrote:
On Wednesday, January 19, 2005, 2:11:44 PM, Duncan Lithgow wrote:
this basically is normal situation.. except that there seems to be no
swap actually.
how do you configure your
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