John Boyle wrote:
To Users and Eric: Sorry, but at least in Windows Dragon and Knowbrainer
and Univoice, a new add in, have a fighting chance to work with Open
Office! It has become MORE than just a macro package and there are two
places to go read up on the package, One is the Knowbrainer sale
users@openoffice.org wrote:
Has anybody tried adding the Java Speech Recognition Engine to OOo, and
seeing how that works?
which engine? sphinx 4? it's a medium vocab (20k words) continuous
recognition system. I believe it is speaker independent. also not
ready for prime time. needs a few
John Boyle wrote:
To users: why not contact Lunis Orcutt at Know-brainer and get his add-
on to Dragon? That is the program I use and it does very well thank
you. IBM has abandoned its software to include for open source, why I
do not know! Nuance refuses to support open source or Linux,
wh
arnold huzen wrote:
I'm afraid I don't know what you mean by 'as in book signatures'.
Arnold Huzen
Eric S. Johansson schreef:
as in book signatures. any way to print them automatically in OO?
from wikipedia:
A signature is a large sheet printed with several pages, in
as in book signatures. any way to print them automatically in OO?
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RBL wrote:
Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
Do you think that all the menus and toolbars taking twice of the screen
pixels is more efficient?
I don't use toolbars. :-) My screen is clean. As a professional
writer, I can tell you that the split screen feature is a huge asset --
especially when de
Dave Bib wrote:
Contacted IBM before asking Open Office. They say they are no longer
supporting Via Voice & referred me to Nuance, which apparently has
distribution rights. Nuance answers are very ambigious
(e.g..."should work" & "works with several programs"). Further
research has indicated t
SandyU wrote:
It has been sent to several addressees, probably a group. It may be
that the users' list has been included inadvertently in the group.
yes, I think it was an honest mistake. Many e-mail clients auto
complete addresses and usually get the wrong one if you aren't
exceedingly car
Harold Fuchs wrote:
More work for the OP but what about keeping notes in a simple html
file with links to relevant parts in the OO document using the
"#name" feature of html? This way individual (named) notes can be
moved around without affecting the references; and references can be
moved around
Barrie Backhurst wrote:
On Fri, 2006-09-22 at 11:00 -0400, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
is it possible to maintain a notes file in parallel and as part of an
open office document? I found the notes menu item which lets you put in
little bits of notes in different pages but what I need is
is it possible to maintain a notes file in parallel and as part of an
open office document? I found the notes menu item which lets you put in
little bits of notes in different pages but what I need is literally a
parallel document so that I can put my research notes in the notes
document, my r
Dave Bib wrote:
Am using version 2.0 of Open Office and would like to use voice
recognition program. Do not believe Open Office has this feature
(like Microsoft Word's Speech program), and would like to install Via
Voice version 10. If I do this, will the Via Voice work with Open
Office version
saw the article on news forge about using open office for a invoice
management system. I need something a little more sophisticated and I
wonder if it is something open office can do.
I need to build a journal of what activities are performed for customer
plus record information that might be
I have a presentation I wish to make available on the Web and I wanted
to have an audio track of my talk associated with the slides. What's
the best way to do this? My initial thought was making the slide image
available via the Web with some form of embedded audio player. I'm not
terribly e
Eric S. Johansson wrote:
this may fall in the category of "too difficult to be worth it".
I want to maintain the same document in two different places. Formatting
is not going to be complex. At most simple font or style changes (bold,
italics etc.). One place would be on a Web si
this may fall in the category of "too difficult to be worth it".
I want to maintain the same document in two different places.
Formatting is not going to be complex. At most simple font or style
changes (bold, italics etc.). One place would be on a Web site
(higher-level markup, not HTML), a
Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
Before a user edits a document, they should enable change tracking Edit
| Changes | Record. You can view all of the changes inline using Edit |
Changes | Show. You can then individually accept or reject any change,
you can know who made the change, and you will
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
Have you checked out OOo's revision management and versioning features?
This might work for you. As I interpret what you are asking, there is no
facility for more than one person to work on the same file at the same
time, just like MSO. By the same token, OOo revision
I am looking for some way for a writers group to do collaborative
revisions on various pieces of work. Obviously we could just e-mail
open office documents to each other and you change tracking but that
seems little crude and error prone.
are there any suggestions for collaborative revisions
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