On 1/16/06, G. Roderick Singleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 17:25 -0500, Nat Gross wrote:
> On the download page ( http://download.openoffice.org/2.0.1/ ) there is
> a link to the SETUP GUIDE,
> http://documentation.openoffice.org/setup_guide2/2.x/
Hi;
Before posting this question I searched and found the 'worthless'
thread but I still don't know how to install. (Listen folks, the guy
has a point. There should be an installer in the root of the tar.)
Anyhow, I have the 2.01 tar, all I see within is a bunch of rpm's with
a readme that does not
With this approach I had (and still have) a problem with Mail Merge (Your
number 7). I am assuming that you meant the mail merge wizard, which is
unstable, and freezes my 1.6ghz (768meg ram) for at least a minute when
merging only 78 labels! And.. sometimes it recovers afterwards (correctly
filled
I finally (after reading many related posts here, and going thru hoops)
printed a sheet of Avery labels correctly mail merged from a jdbc source.
BUT, feeling lucky, I clicked on the "Do not ask again" checkbox on the
dialog that pops up before printing 'warning'/asking do I really want to
merge th
Brian wrote:
Nat Gross said the following on 5/24/2005 11:38 AM:
With Java/jdbc I can connect to two different databases
simultaneously and copy rows to/from each other. No need to
export-import. Since, as you pointed out, a spreadsheet is synonymous
with a database (and since ooo so
Brian wrote:
Nat Gross said the following on 5/24/2005 7:28 AM:
Hi;
Since 2.0 connects so nicely to MySql, and since 2.0 also reads a
spreadsheet as a 'database', it seems logical that you should be able
to save a spreadsheet to a database, with the sheets being the
tables. Bu
Paul wrote:
As far as I'm aware (someone on the list will correct if I'm wrong)
you cannot do this in either 1.1.4 or 2.0Beta releases.
One thing you can do is save the spreadsheet file as a delimited file
then import into mysql using sql statements.
Problem is that the spreadsheets have man
Hi;
Since 2.0 connects so nicely to MySql, and since 2.0 also reads a
spreadsheet as a 'database', it seems logical that you should be able to
save a spreadsheet to a database, with the sheets being the tables. But,
I can't find this functionality from the menus.
Is this possible 'outta the box
