Scroll through the license agreement. When you get to the end of it, the
Accept button will highlight.
Tommy Topping wrote:
Hi,
I am using version 2.1 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is: although I have
downloaded successfully, when trying to open an application I am asked to
accept the licen
It's in there. By default it open in writer mode, but you go to File ->
Open and open any kind of document you want; or File -> New to create
any that OpenOffice is capable of creating.
A Calc spreadsheet. An Impress presentation, A Draw-ing, A DataBase,
Daniel Mills wrote:
Hey,
I've
Omnipage SE will work with Microsoft Word, because the author of
Omnipage have created the necessary binding to integrate it into Word.
They haven't done this for OpenOffice.
The easiest solution, is to scan, ocr, and save the result to DOC or RTF
format, which both Word and OpenOffice can re
SimpleOCR
http://www.simpleocr.com/
Massimo Soraci wrote:
I currently use openoffice 2.0, and it runs very good.
I frequently need to convert images (jpg or tiff) in text documents,
so i am searching for an ocr software, obviously free.
I had textbridge but it does not gives good results unle
http://proj.chbs.dk/
Fred C. Schlichter wrote:
Do you have a software comparable to Microsoft Project?
Fred Schlichter
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I've downloaded version 2.0.3 for Solaris (SPARC) and compared it
against the packages for 2.0.2, and the spellchecker packages is missing
from 2.0.3?
Error? or has this functionality been migrated to another package?
-
To uns
You need to create a, or modify your, Thunderbird startup script to
change:
-compose
attachment=file:///var/tmp/svga3.tmp/noname2.odt
into
-remote
'xfeDoCommand(composeMessage,attachment=file:///var/tmp/svga3.tmp/noname2.odt)'
if an already running version of Thunderbird exists.
Brian
eg. the console.
Is the file-name in your example significant?
Thanks,
Brian
Matthew Stier wrote:
You need to create a, or modify your, Thunderbird startup script to
change:
-compose attachment=file:///var/tmp/svga3.tmp/noname2.odt
into
-remote
'xfeDoCommand(composeMessage,attach
I'm running it on an old HP OmniBook 4100 (PII/266Mhz/192MB) running Win2k.
A little slow on startup, but other than that ..
Jekke Bladt wrote:
All--
I'm speccing out low-end laptops that I can use for writing and not much
else. I was wondering:
1. What's the cheapest laptop I can buy a
I am trying to identify a very minor problem with Impress on my Solaris
8 workstations.
Like most companies, the company I work for has their own Powerpoint
template, to give all presentations, a standard "company" field.
I can import my companies template into my Windows 2000 laptop running
I assume you are referring to
/opt/openoffice.org2.0/share/fonts/truetype/opens___.ttf.
Are there any special actions I am suppose to take install these? The
(nearly) non-existant did not cover font installation.
CPHennessy wrote:
On Mon November 21 2005 14:10, Matthew Stier wrote
What directory?
Any files to be modified?
CPHennessy wrote:
Placing that opens__.ttf file in the same directory on your Solaris machine
may solve the problem.
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CPHennessy wrote:
On Mon November 28 2005 04:07, Matthew Stier wrote:
What directory?
Any files to be modified?
CPHennessy wrote:
Placing that opens__.ttf file in the same directory on your Solaris
machine may solve the problem.
Hi,
Try using
Or a third option, an add-in to Microsoft Word to read/write Open
Document files.
http://odf-converter.sourceforge.net/
Rich wrote:
first, and preferred way, would be for you to install openoffice.org :)
it can be freely downloaded from www.openoffice.org, used and
redistributed without charg
Planner is project management application (Microsoft Project), rather
than a diagram program (Microsoft Visio).
The closest open source I've seen, is 'Dia', and it is old, and only 10%
of what Visio can do.
William Case wrote:
Hi;
Fedora Core distribution has a program called 'planner' tha
What is really irritating, is all these comfirmation requests could be
eliminated by one minor tweak to the mailing list. All it takes is the
deletion of the "Disposition-Notification-To:" header line by the
mailing list manager to relieve the pain for all of us.
I have sent several requests to
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