On 09/27/2011 12:32 AM, Doug wrote:
Yesterday tried to get OO and was told that the file would take
several DAYS to download.
Today got an install file from http://download.openoffice.fm/free and
it d/l'd a file whose
name ended in .exe.part and of course Windows said Select program to
open
I installed 10.4 on a box with AMD 64-bit, and has a Realtec ALC655
audio chipset, which should have been setup at the install, but the
system isn't seeing it. How I wish we still had alsaconf as often, it
would fix problems like this!! Does anyone have any ideas?
udevd errors are:
udevd[354]:
On 08/12/2010 06:53 PM, RA Brown wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
I installed 10.4 on a box with AMD 64-bit, and has a Realtec ALC655
audio chipset, which should have been setup at the install, but the
system isn't seeing it. How I wish we still had alsaconf as often, it
would fix problems like
On 03/12/2010 12:42 AM, jonathon wrote:
netsecurity wrote:
I have to rewrite 500K pages of documentation by 25 March, otherwise I'd be
able to get to it sooner.
I've had some truly crazy schedules for documentation but never 500,000
pages in 13 days!
Well, I had four
On 12/06/2009 10:49 AM, James Knott wrote:
Andreas Saeger wrote:
Dan Itkis wrote:
I'm looking to chat with someone who's migrated their organization
to Open
Office to gain insight into what to expect.
thanks!
Dan
Does IBM count? They use their own derivate of OOo and name it Lotus
On 11/16/2009 12:36 PM, Kelly wrote:
thank you again.
this helps me more than you know; I was laid off and tried sending my resume
out and was having problems. Have to meet the requirements of my UI Benefits
so that I do not lose them.
Have a great day!
Kelly
Remember: Amateurs
Web Kracked wrote:
Steven Kopischke wrote:
I believe you are going to have better responses from your Linux
distro list than from OpenOffice.
OK, is there a Linux email list for OOo?
Since it seems that 9.10 is referring to Ubuntu
newest version - only out a day or three from the beta
Goodbye, OpenOffice.Org. I'm going back to MS Office
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For the last three years, I've been using a version of OpenOffice.org on
all of my systems. I'm sad to say that I'm going to move back to Office
2007 on
/1 Fred A. Miller fmil...@lightlink.com:
Goodbye, OpenOffice.Org. I'm going back to MS Office
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For the last three years, I've been using a version of
OpenOffice.org on
all of my systems. I'm sad
Pierre wrote:
Satiesh Bansode wrote:
whether it supports all the fuctions like email(outlook),word,excel
and power point?
There is a Send command on the File menu, much the same as in the
MS-Office suite. It is supposed to interface with your default email
client software. I use
James Knott wrote:
Twayne wrote:
's funny. Your data is very misleading. Linux:
-- Has a steep learning curve
Tell that to my friend, who I loaned my Eee PC to. She took to it right
away, without any instruction whatsoever.
-- Uses non-intuitive program names as a rule
Are you
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
What this means is that OpenOffice must live on beyond Sun. Maybe Oracle
will get behind it; I’m not so sure and I’m not alone. However, whatever
rebranding of Go-oo needs to happen should happen and we should make
sure that our students and schools still have access to the highest
quality, free
M Henri Day wrote:
2009/4/7 Fred A. Miller fmil...@lightlink.com
mailto:fmil...@lightlink.com
MICROSOFT TO LIMIT SUPPORT FOR OFFICE 2003 -- The company says that
beginning
next week it will move Office 2003 out of mainstream and into extended
support,
right along
Hackers seize on 0-day flaw in Microsoft's PowerPoint
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James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
Thanks for all the good information and advice Life's a learning
curve ... especially in IT.
And, it NEVER ends! ;)
Fred
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Adrienne wrote:
I helped my sixth graders make open office Impress presentations which they
can show at school on my room computer but I need to be able for them to show
them at home. Is there a viewer I can pack with their program?
If nothing else, why not export to a pdf?
Fred
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To ALL, including James Knott, *MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A BLESSED NEW
YEAR :-) *
Same from me! Merry Christmas to all.
Same from here!!
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Web Kracked wrote:
Twayne wrote:
snip
They say there is no dumb question except the one that doesn't get
asked. Let's test that outg.
Historically, I came to OO.o from StarOffice long, long ago. In fact
in my blissful ignorance I didn't ever realize they weren't the same
thing for
Nancy Russell wrote:
I am being inundated with email from this site. Is it always going to
be like this if I stay on? I already get lots of email and I can't
handle reading everyone's email who has a thought or issue with the
program.
That's what tech. elists are like.
Fred
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Just a tad bit of humor for OO users.
Sorry! Forgot the address:
http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs13/f/2007/077/2/e/Animator_vs__Animation_by_alanbecker.swf
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web at work wrote:
From: Dave Barton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: web at work [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2008 10:17:07 -0400
Here is a question.
I have a Bible file in a OTL type of file.
It is an Outline Text type of document.
snip
SO can anyone help?
Anyone used OTL files
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 18/10/2008 21:25, Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Ok...I have 3.0 installed and the new extension to import a PDF.
However, in Draw and Impression it won't work. What am I missing?
'Using
openSUSE Linux 11.0
Thanks,
Fred
James Knott wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 10/18/2008 01:25 PM, Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Ok...I have 3.0 installed and the new extension to import a PDF.
However, in Draw and Impression it won't work. What am I missing? 'Using
openSUSE Linux
Ok...I have 3.0 installed and the new extension to import a PDF.
However, in Draw and Impression it won't work. What am I missing? 'Using
openSUSE Linux 11.0
Thanks,
Fred
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James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Ok...I have 3.0 installed and the new extension to import a PDF.
However, in Draw and Impression it won't work. What am I missing? 'Using
openSUSE Linux 11.0
Thanks,
Fred
You should be able to click on File Open and select the PDF file
NoOp wrote:
On 10/18/2008 01:25 PM, Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Ok...I have 3.0 installed and the new extension to import a PDF.
However, in Draw and Impression it won't work. What am I missing? 'Using
openSUSE Linux 11.0
Thanks,
Fred
You should
Keith Bates wrote:
On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:00:25 -0700
NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/18/2008 01:25 PM, Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Ok...I have 3.0 installed and the new extension to import a PDF.
However, in Draw and Impression it won't work. What
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to download clipart to open office or un other webb to get
pictures? Elisabeth Nordin
Any browser and search service should get you all you need, and more.
Fred
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Why do I say Microsoft, when this is SC 34? Look at this, will you? It
has a list of participants in the July meeting in Japan of the SC 34
committee. The committee membership is so tilted by Microsoft employees
and such, if it were a boat, it would capsize. In fact, I'd say it
already has. Of the
James Knott wrote:
Richard Detwiler wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Why do I say Microsoft, when this is SC 34? Look at this, will you? It
has a list of participants in the July meeting in Japan of the SC 34
committee. The committee membership is so tilted by Microsoft employees
Here’s the real irony.
1. Before submitting its Office format as Office Open XML, Microsoft
held it as proprietary.
2. To make OOXML a standard, Microsoft allowed others to implement it.
3. But with no one (including Microsoft) implementing it
4. Microsoft could simply change the
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2008/9/20 M Henri Day [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2008/9/20 Johnny Rosenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Distro=Ubuntu 8.04
OpenOffice.org, latest RC (downloaded today from the Openoffice.org
site).
I unpacked, opened a virtual terminal, went to the directory with all the
debs, then
Document Standards Dispute Leaves ISO Battered
A decision to dismiss appeals against the controversial fast-track
approval of a Microsoft document format has provoked six members of
global standards-setting body ISO to question ISO's
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James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
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It's a standard that no one, not even Microsoft uses. It's certainly
a disgrace for ISO.
I do agree with you. It's a travesty that it even pasted, IMHO.
Fred
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Rodney Myers wrote:
On Aug 18, 2008, at 11:53 AM, James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
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It's a standard that no one, not even Microsoft uses. It's
certainly a disgrace for ISO.
The best standard that money can buy.
You got it!
Fred
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Ramzi El Halabi wrote:
I am facing the same problem John is facing, and I agree totally with
what he is saying
Regards,
Ramzi Al Halaby
-Original Message-
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To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users]
Harold Fuchs wrote:
[snip]
No, it doesn't. We all read from left to right and from top to bottom.
This argument
has been around the horn more than once. Many of us old timers simply
won't read top posted mail. I did this one, but normallyNADA!
Fred
You are obviously a mere stripling
Paul wrote:
Bob Estes wrote:
James Knott wrote:
[snip]
Well, lets see some evidence why it isn't. There's plenty that discredits
what the church etc. teaches.
Not on this list.
If this discussion must take place - take it to social. Definitely not a
'users' discussion.
Correct!!
Larry Gusaas wrote:
Keith Bates, 2008/08/03 5:48 PM:
I'm just wondering how many of those who participated in the god
ubuntu thread gave any thought to what they were actually doing when
they jumped in with their enlightened comments on religion.
If I were a brand new user of Open Office
John Boyle wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Larry Gusaas wrote:
Keith Bates, 2008/08/03 5:48 PM:
I'm just wondering how many of those who participated in the god
ubuntu thread gave any thought to what they were actually doing when
they jumped in with their enlightened comments on religion.
If I
Russell Butler wrote:
Bob Estes wrote:
I've just installed and updated PCLinuxOS 2007 in a dual boot
configuration with Windows XP PRO, SP3. This is my first experience
with any form of Linux. OOo came with the PCLinux installation, and
the Synaptic package manager updated it to v. 2.3.1.
Howard Coles Jr. wrote:
[snip]
No, it is not. Its Based on Mandriva Linux, so you'd need RPMs that are
mandrake . . .uh, mandriva, oriented.
It uses Apt, and Synaptic but it does so on an RPM based system. OH, crap,
there is another one that does that as well, but I can't recall its name
CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT MICROSOFT OFFICE? -- The latest incarnation has met
with
a mixed reaction and more people are opting for Macs and Linux. The time is
right to see if you can survive without Microsoft Office. A new
generation of
alternatives is cropping up from two directions: cloud
Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT MICROSOFT OFFICE? -- The latest incarnation has
met with
a mixed reaction and more people are opting for Macs and Linux. The
time is
right to see if you can survive without Microsoft Office. A new
generation of
alternatives
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT MICROSOFT OFFICE? -- The latest incarnation has
met with
a mixed reaction and more people are opting for Macs and Linux. The
time is
right to see if you can survive without Microsoft
The Morses wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT MICROSOFT OFFICE? -- The latest incarnation has
met with
a mixed reaction and more people are opting for Macs and Linux. The
time is
right to see if you can survive without Microsoft
Twayne wrote:
CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT MICROSOFT OFFICE? -- The latest incarnation has
met with
a mixed reaction and more people are opting for Macs and Linux. The
time is right to see if you can survive without Microsoft Office. A
new generation of
alternatives is cropping up from two directions:
What's Holding OpenOffice Back?
Why doesn't free trump expensive? Every Microsoft product has a free,
open source counterpart created by dedicated programmers who loathe
everything the company stands for. The free stuff is darn good.
I wonder what compatibility issues we'll have with this release. Or
should I say, how will MickySoft screw the OSS community this time?
Fred
New proof: Office 14 slated for 2009
Mary Jo Foley: Even though Microsoft has yet to release a public test
build of Office 14, it is tracking for a
Countries Line Up Against OOXML as Global Standard
Venezuela is now the latest country to appeal the adoption of an
international standard based on Microsoft's Office Open XML file format.
Following news last week that the South
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John W Kennedy wrote:
On May 24, 2008, at 2:20 PM, Jerry Feldman wrote:
On Sat, 24 May 2008 07:29:46 -0700
Ganesha Bhaskara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If SUN, IBM etc., starts behaving like MSFT,
Actually, MSFT is behaving like IBM did 30 or 40 years ago.
Not really. IBM tended to be on
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mike scott wrote:
On 22 May 2008 at 3:39, Drew Jensen wrote:
Michael Adams wrote:
On Thu, 22 May 2008 08:20:02 +0100
mike scott wrote:
Unless their version starts acquiring incompatible extensions.
Isn't this what happened with java? (Or maybe I remember wrongly.)
Are you
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
NO you're not! 'Ballmer has as much ethics and morals as a rabid grizzly.
Fred
Hi Fred.
You might want to check your computer clock. It appears to be off by
several hours.
Thanks, James! I've be messing with openSUSE Betta 3 and now am
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
NO you're not! 'Ballmer has as much ethics and morals as a rabid
grizzly.
Fred
Hi Fred.
You might want to check your computer clock. It appears to be off by
several hours
NoOp wrote:
On 05/22/2008 03:57 PM, Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Knott wrote:
You might want to check your computer clock. It appears to be off by
several hours.
Thanks, James! I've be messing with openSUSE Betta 3 and now am back to
10.3. 'Guess I missed setting the clock correctly
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MICROSOFT FACES ANOTHER INTEROPERABILITY COMPLAINT IN EUROPE
Microsoft's reluctance to make its Office suite interoperable with
competing products has prompted a British government agency to complain
to the European Commission, which is already investigating the company's
conduct in this area.
samantha stille wrote:
hi there - hope someone can help.
after much trial and error, have managed to download Openoffice, but
when i go to open it, all that happens is that it comes up on the bar at
the top of the page, but that is it. No documents, or programmes, or
anything. Even when I
Bob Estes wrote:
I wish knuckleheads everywhere would stop putting either Billary or
Obama (God help us all) on a pedestal!! Bush has done a lot that I
don't agree with, but the idea of either of those to socialist
hairbags on the demo. ticket getting into the White House is enough to
make
William Case wrote:
Hi;
On Wed, 2008-05-14 at 14:00 -0400, Scott Castaline wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
[snip]
[snip]
First of all, I am an American.
Second of all, I DID NOT vote for the hockey puck that is in the White
House.
Third of all, I DO
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/5/14 NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You'd be surprised at how many systems do not have a PDF reader
installed. Plus Adobe Reader 8.1.2 for Windows takes up 130MB of disk
space. In this case I think it better that the OP simply save the file
in Word format for her _boss_ :-)
Drew Jensen wrote:
[snip]
Are there individuals, companies, that would rather go the pick and
choose route - of course there are, but I submit that this is not the
majority of prospective SMB users...they have neither the time,
personnel nor inclination to do so.
Anyway - just some of my
Drew Jensen wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
[snip]
Are there individuals, companies, that would rather go the pick and
choose route - of course there are, but I submit that this is not the
majority of prospective SMB users...they have neither the time,
personnel nor
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John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Sun, 04 May 2008 07:57:32 -0400
James Knott [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
In any case, there are no 64-bit builds listed on the official
download page: http://download.openoffice.org/other.html#en-US
Quite so. I've had a 64 bit Linux version for almost 2 years now.
Jerry Feldman wrote:
On Fri, 02 May 2008 21:13:20 -0400
Drew Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From an announcement on the GULLFoss blog today
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/openoffice_org_builds_for_linux
The build engineers at SUN will begin official 64bit builds for Linux
with the
John Thompson wrote:
On 2008-05-03, Fred A. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know when or if OO.o will be released for the IA64.
It is already..for Linux anyway. I'd assume for MickySoft as well.
I don't think the current 64-bit linux builds are official OOo builds,
but rather
James Knott wrote:
John Thompson wrote:
On 2008-05-03, Fred A. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know when or if OO.o will be released for the IA64.
It is already..for Linux anyway. I'd assume for MickySoft as well.
I don't think the current 64-bit linux builds
James Knott wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
James Knott wrote:
John Thompson wrote:
On 2008-05-03, Fred A. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know when or if OO.o will be released for the IA64.
It is already..for Linux anyway. I'd assume for MickySoft as well.
I don't
Joseph wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
Guy Voets wrote:
Diagnosis confirmed by the amount of spelling mistakes: a pre-teen.
Is yahoo already taken over by mickeysoft?
Since you seem to care so much about spelling - The company is named
Microsoft!
Not that it has anything even remotely to do
Joseph wrote:
Can it be used with Ubuntu. Ubuntu has OpenOffice already installed,
but I like to make the best of programs and if there's more that I can
use, I think it's good to have it all when one does some of the things I
do.
I don't find it in the Package Manager or the Add/Remove
Michael Adams wrote:
Anyone run OO.o on windows server 2008 for thin clients? Any
recommendations for this combination, or gotchas?
Yep...use Linux and boot MickySoft. Well, you did ask. ;)
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Greg Trounson wrote:
Dear list,
Running Openoffice.org 2.3.0 on Fedora 8 systems.
I have an interesting problem that has surfaced on two different
machines. I have 3 network printers; an HP Laserjet 5200 (HP LaserJet
5200 PS driver, JetDirect), an HP 3700 (HP Color LaserJet 3700 PS
Driver,
Microsoft Office 2007 fails OOXML conformance test
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NoOp wrote:
On 04/20/2008 12:50 PM, Fred A. Miller wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 04/18/2008 07:37 AM, Urbane Tiger wrote:
To those who say OOo should not slavishly do what Unclue Bill does, I
would point out that OOo has already done so; times were when Word,
Excel, Access and Powerpoint were
NoOp wrote:
On 04/18/2008 07:37 AM, Urbane Tiger wrote:
To those who say OOo should not slavishly do what Unclue Bill does, I
would point out that OOo has already done so; times were when Word,
Excel, Access and Powerpoint were discrete products, Then MS bundled
them into Office, I believe it
Robin Walsh wrote:
I have heard good things from several sources, but I have a Dell computer with
Windows Vista. I want to down load Open Office if it is compatible. Please
advise.
Yesit is.
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Bob Estes wrote:
[snip]
Further, Thunderbird already has several million users, a vast support
network, and a considerable amount of add-in's/extensions (to include
Calendar/PIM).
Sorry, but I'd not vote for 88366.
Neither would I.
Nope.would be TOTAL ignorance.
Fred
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web at work wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 04/16/2008 03:09 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Many people ask for an email client from OpenOffice.org, and these
people have either never heard of Thunderbird or have rejected it for
some reason. Thus, I suggest a different email client for OOo. See
this OOo bug:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, I wonder why people want OOo to have an intergrated
email client? The volunteer programmers have enough to do
making OOo the best Office Suite out there.
Completely agreed. It is way more important to have properly working
Charts, bibliography handling and stuff
Those that giveth can also taketh away
By Mark Ballard
http://www.theinquirer.net/articles/flameAuthor/gb/inquirer/news/2008/04/15/ooxml-trophy-conditional:
Tuesday, 15 April 2008, 1:24 PM
*THE COVETED* international standard gong which the ISO awarded to
Microsoft's OOXML could be
James Knott wrote:
Urbane Tiger wrote:
Now that OOXML has been accepted by the ISO as a standard can we
expect OOo will adopt it its the preferred format.
Please no rants - there are plenty of soapboxes that are very much
more visble to the world at large than is this mailing list.
This
John Ferguon wrote:
Does this version of openoffice support the Microsoft office 2007 format
yet?
No, but version 3, which should release this Sept. will.import only,
no export.
Fred
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web at work wrote:
I have tired Oxygen. . . a few months ago and it did not
read/write them well. Also when you try to read the resulting
word document into the Word 2007 trial, it caused an error.
I hope it is fixed now. It would be great if you could have both
installed at the same time.
web at work wrote:
[snip]
The only thing I see is MS Office 2003 takes a lot of drive space
on a 80 gig laptop drive. Oh Well. . . . .
long winded . . . . . .but true-ish?
TL in New York, USA
Where in NY? ;)
Fred
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Fred Molon Labe
A: Because it messes up the order in which people
Larry Sonstein wrote:
While I like the OpenOffice concept, its inability to open documents
created with Microsoft Office 2007 is causing issues, since a number of
people with whom I exchange documents are using the 2007 version of
Office (Vista version), and OpenOffice does not appear to
The EU is investigating Microsoft’s handling of the OOXML vote, in which
Microsoft’s problem-ridden format was approved by the ISO, CNET reports.
In an ongoing investigation, the EU checked in with several European
countries where there were allegations of irregularities.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I installed OO.org 2.4 on OpenSUSE 10.3.
First I installed it with rpm -i *.rpm without un-installing the older
OO.org 2.3 with YaST2, wanting to keep both in case of problems with
2.4. The KDE desktop part of 2.4 did not work; the OO.org 2.3 links
remained in
Pierre wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Wish I could help you, but I tried Kubuntu 8.4 beta a few days ago and
found it useless at this point. I never did get to look at OO on it.
Fred,
Did you look to the Ubuntu forums for a bit of help? That said and at
the risk of going OT, I found
Senectus . wrote:
Interesting that we've had two of these incoherent and obscure e-mails
in a short amount of time... I suspect they're just childish abuse
attempts
And, probably from the same person.
Fred
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