*OpenOffice* (www.openoffice.org) and it's more-updated descendant
*LibreOffice* (www.libreoffice.org) are both free software no matter how
many copies you use.
A little history might be in order: Sun Microsystems, which created
*OpenOffice*, was bought by Oracle 2 years ago. Oracle had
Also, you probably want to know this: The *LibreOffice* list that
corresponds to users@openoffice.org is us...@global.libreoffice.org.
The *LibreOffice* list gets a LOT more traffic these days.
-- Tim
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On 12/21/2011 5:04 PM, Tim Deaton wrote:
*OpenOffice
representatives.
I hope this helps.
-- Tim Deaton
On 9/16/2011 6:53 PM, Andre Cardinal, Sr. wrote:
Dear People;
As I have in the past, utilize Open Office for various non profit
organizational projects; this stands to be another opportunity to do so.
Please forward the Professional
subscribed to us...@libreoffice.org as well. I think I've gotten
15-20 messages from there within the last 12 hours. So apparently much
of the activity has moved there.
-- Tim Deaton, GA USA
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Does either OpenOffice.org or LibreOffice read and/or write to Apple's
iWorks formats? Particularly their Numbers spreadsheet format? I'm
currently running OpenOffice 3.3.0 under WinXP sp3. I've looked at the
load and save as options, but if it's there I don't recognize it.
I've never seen
Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 6 June 2010 16:28, openoffice.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
The sheets in Calc are not separate documents; they are all part of one
single spreadsheet. Formulas from one sheet can reference cells on another
sheet.
You are right, but I was giving an example of
Tim Deaton wrote:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 6 June 2010 16:28, openoffice.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
The sheets in Calc are not separate documents; they are all part of one
single spreadsheet. Formulas from one sheet can reference cells on
another
sheet.
You are right, but I
Gene Young wrote:
On 5/29/2010 12:10 AM, NoOp wrote:
On 05/28/2010 05:03 PM, Jeffrey Barish wrote:
Not to Gene: http://www.openoffice.org/ml_guidelines.html eh?
:-)
I love the way everybody cuts out the most important part of my post;
EMPHASISNot a criticism,/EMPHASIS just a fact of
jonathon wrote:
Tim Deaton wrote:
The fact that OOo is one program is no excuse. It's still several very different TOOLS,
Actually, it is one tool, with several different modes of operation.
The fact that they share a lot of code makes them part of one PROGRAM
of files in the same folder.
End of rant. (But hopefully it'll catch the eye of someone who can make
a difference with such things.)
-- Tim Deaton
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be releasing that at BibleTech 2010.
jonathon
As someone who knows nothing about SQLite except the name, I'd like to
see that too. I hope that there'll be someplace we can download it
after you release it. (And when is BibleTech 2010?) It sounds like
something I could learn a lot from.
-- Tim
Dotan Cohen wrote:
I know that most windows managers can handle this. Which windows
manager are you using (Gnome, KDE, Windows)?
I'm using WindowsXP with SP3, and OOo 3.1.1.
Check grouping in the taskbar options.
Thanks for the suggestion. Brian Barker suggested the same
button no matter how many spreadsheets are open. In either Word
or Excel, I can go to | Tools | Options | View | and uncheck the
Windows in Taskbar checkbox to accomplish this. How can I do the same
thing in OpenOffice?
-- Tim Deaton
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2009/12/20 Tim Deaton t...@timdeaton.org:
Because I usually have many programs running at once, each with buttons on
the taskbar, I generally do NOT want every open Writer document (or every
open Calc document) to have it's own taskbar button. I only want to see one
Brian Barker wrote:
At 11:35 04/11/2009 -0500, Tim Deaton wrote:
When I print a spreadsheet in Excel, if the sheet is too large for
one page, I can adjust the size of the printed output. I can either
adjust the size by a percentage (ie: print at 75% of normal size) or
I can set it to shrink
. I can also adjust the margins of the document. And all this is
done from either a Page Setup box that can be accessed either from the
Print Preview screen or from the File menu.
Where do I find this functionality in Calc?
-- Tim Deaton
M. Fioretti wrote:
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 13:16:52 PM -0400, Web Kracked wrote:
I have a question?
Why not get some really smart people together on ODF, OpenOffice.org,
and other open source software, technologies, and concepts, AND
create a Wikipedia style of site but with the correct info.
Thank you, Drew, for answering the original question. I may be using
Win7 very soon, and as I waded thru this thread, I was beginning to
wonder if anyone had actually tested it on Win7.
-- Tim
Drew Jensen wrote:
I am just asking if someone has tried Win7 and OOo to counter
what the upgrade
At 2/23/2009 1:58 AM Tim Deaton wrote:
At 18:05 16/02/2009 -0500, Brian Barker wrote:
At 17:08 16/02/2009 -0500, Tim Deaton wrote:
I'm using OOo Writer v3.01 (OOO300m15 build 9379) on WinXP SP2. The
hardware is a no-name PC with an AMD Duron 950mhz processor and 1gb
ram.
Whenever I write
At 18:05 16/02/2009 -0500, Brian Barker wrote:
At 17:08 16/02/2009 -0500, Tim Deaton wrote:
I'm using OOo Writer v3.01 (OOO300m15 build 9379) on WinXP SP2. The
hardware is a no-name PC with an AMD Duron 950mhz processor and 1gb ram.
Whenever I write a letter on OOo and then use |Insert
I'm using OOo Writer v3.01 (OOO300m15 build 9379) on WinXP SP2. The
hardware is a no-name PC with an AMD Duron 950mhz processor and 1gb ram.
Usually, when I'm using OOo Writer, I'm writing a letter. Sometimes I
start from a template I've created and sometimes I start from an older
letter.
I'm using OOo Writer v3.01 (OOO300m15 build 9379) on WinXP SP2. The
hardware is a no-name PC with an AMD Duron 950mhz processor and 1gb ram.
Whenever I write a letter on OOo and then use |Insert|Envelope| to print
the envelope on a #10 envelope, the recipient's address wants to print
too far
time. So I saved
it successfully as an Office97 .doc file, closed the file, reopened it,
and then successfully saved it to the odt format.
Can anyone tell me whether anyone else has reported this problem? And
(hopefully) whether there's a fix already in the works?
Thanks,
Tim Deaton
to 'add' every word to the
dictionary, and it did remember those words and stopped flagging them.
It's as if the dictionary file is out there, but empty.
Is it possible to download a replacement dictionary? If so, where would
I find it?
-- Tim Deaton
to a pdf. So it might be that I actually just filled in the form,
then 'printed' it to another pdf.)
-- Tim Deaton
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I second that. I joined this list to learn more about OOo. But most of
the messages seem to have nothing to do with it.
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becomes Xan and Christmas becomes Xmas.
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of the function: 360.
DAYS360() is designed to assume that every month has 30 days. It is
used for certain financial calculations. If you count DAYS() FROM May
15 to June 15 you will get 31. If you count DAYS360() from May 15 to
June 15, you will get 30.
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