On 07/01/10 15:11, John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2010.07.01 03:47 -0500, Michael Adams wrote:
I recommend text editors that do source-sensitive highlighting ...
Bluefish (Made by OpenOffice - NOT OpenOffice.org).
Wow - that's confusing: I was not aware of OpenOffice.nl (as opposed
On 05/06/10 15:06, JJ wrote:
HI
Need advise on whether I can download openoffice on Nokia HP Model N900?
What are procedures I need to know?
A quick Google search came up with this:
http://temporaryland.wordpress.com/2010/01/20/openoffice-org-and-the-gimp-on-the-n900/
So it appears possible,
On 03/02/10 09:54, James Elliott wrote:
As you know you can send documents to someone else as and e-mailed PDF,
specifically:
File Send e-mail as PDF
I have changed my e-mail client from being Outlook Express to Mozilla
Thunderbird, and I have changed the default e-mail client to
On 01/26/10 16:14, John Meyer wrote:
Okay, vote: spam or misguided use of the autofill function in the to field?
On 1/26/2010 7:57 AM, michael considine wrote:
Hello,
How are you doing? I hope this email reaches you on time, i had a trip
to the United Kingdom, but unfortunately for me i
On 12/07/09 14:01, James Wilde wrote:
After that orgy of reminiscence about spacing round full stops, I'm afraid this
question may have been missed, so I'll post it again.
Hope I haven't broken a rule by doing that.
James
On Dec 4, 2009, at 22:33 , James Wilde wrote:
Is there any
On 12/01/09 01:08, John Jason Jordan wrote:
I have a fresh install of OpenSuse 11.1, which automatically installed OOo
3.0.0.9-2.7. (I cannot run OpenSuse 11.2 due to a conflict in Gnome.)
I want to upgrade to OOo 3.1.1.4. In Manage Software OOo is shown as
upgradable, but it offers the default
How do I make a different footer for each page using paragraph styles?
Footers are a different matter, and as far as I know that is linked to
the page style. Have you tried the Writers Guide? There is a chapter
in it on using styles. If you do not have a copy you can get one at
On 11/23/09 13:16, Eustace wrote:
I am considering using Perfectspot
(http://libwpg.sourceforge.net/perfectspot.htm) to try to convert old
wpg files to odg. Has anybody tried it? I am at a loss even to install
it. It downloads a zip file that contains a bin folder with 2 dll files
and I don't
On 10/07/09 16:18, Clayton wrote:
There is a disable extension at
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Administration_Guide/Deactivating_Registration_Wizard
but that no longer works with 3.1.1 - If you know who
wrote it then maybe they could be persuaded to
update it :-)
On 10/06/09 13:28, Séamas Ó Brógáin wrote:
I have a document that I work on every day, but since this morning I
cannot open it. It's a complex document (styles, tables, graphics) but
not particularly big (770 kb). I'm using Openoffice 3.1 on Linux
(Debian). (This is not the official Debian
On 08/26/09 17:56, Alex Zachopoulos wrote:
Thx! But have you entered any text and then put that text in Sections, so
that all text in the document belongs to a Section?-A
There has been some discussion about this over on the Documentation
mailing list. You can read the comments here:
Anyone can contribute - you don't need to be an expert to help out.
Even if the doc is something you may know nothing about, proof reading
is an essential part of the document development process. When someone
spends a lot of time looking at one document, they tend to become word
blind and will
And in doing so you hijacked this thread. To ask a new question start a
new thread. DO NOT respond to a previous post and just change the
subject line.
What's the diff?
Who's the moderator?
What does s/he have to say?
I see this as such a petty argument that I can hardly believe it's
On 12/18/08 13:24, Web Kracked wrote:
Also, it has been a while since I looked at and downloaded Sun's
ODF filters for MS Office. How well does it really work and
where can I send the hard nose MS users to get it. I know it
would be easier and better if they just used OOo, but there are
Obviously the OOo marketing folks that have their gala meetings in
Beijing and Paris prepare CD's etc for handouts. If they can do that,
then I suspect that they can assist the education project and/or someone
like JJJ with his small request. (JJJ I'd send marketing an email and
ask - certainly
legolas wrote:
Hi
I saw that Lotus Symphony has a version which can be installed on Ubuntu, I
was wondering how does it compare with OpenOffice when it come to writing
articles and text documents.
Which one is more close to Microsoft Office 2007 or 2003?
Last I checked it supported ODF, and
It does import the PDF into Draw; unfortunately it only imports the text
of the PDF and doesn not import the graphics.
Hmmm I just tried the extension this morning, and it imported all
the graphics from the graphics heavy PDF I imported. It's not perfect
(gradients import kind of oddly),
It is coming though. Take a look here:
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/pdfimport
I wasn't aware. Thanks for the pointer.
Check the date.. it was just posted today, so likely a lot that were
not aware. :-)
Note it is a Beta release of the Extension, and it only works on
I didn't notice any 64 bit versions.
Let the developers know you want a 64 Bit version.
Given that most new computers are 64 bit these days and 64 bit Linux has
been around for years (I've been running it for 2), I'd expect
developers to be a bit more proactive.
So.. tell them so :-)
jonathon wrote:
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 5:28 AM, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
I say only because when in the last 20 years have you gone into a consumer
electronics store or a dedicated home
AFAIK, computers at _The Apple Store_ have never shipped with a
Microsoft operating system
Brad Rogers wrote:
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:15:19 +0530
Anirban Das [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Anirban,
Is there any way I can edit an existing PDF using Open Office?
Sadly, not directly. Although OOo can create PDFs it cannot open them
for re-editing. What _is_ possible is to save the
It is coming though. Take a look here:
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/pdfimport
I wasn't aware. Thanks for the pointer.
Check the date.. it was just posted today, so likely a lot that were not
aware. :-)
Note it is a Beta release of the Extension, and it only works on
Wade Smart wrote:
Tony Venn wrote:
I work on MAC with OSX, and I have a full commercial working version
of the Office programs. People keep sending CVs and documents to me in
DOCX format - how do i open or convert these into normal word documents?
When you say full commercial working
Serious question: what is so good about Windows XP that it is worth
petitioning for?
I have used Windows XP in the past, and found it a very frustrating
and insecure operating system. What features does Windows XP have that
users feel are missing from other OS's?
This is not a troll, but a
I see. This is how I summerize:
1) Dissatisfaction with the successor of XP
2) Unfamiliarity with anything else
3) Inability of legacy programs to run on other OSes (including the
successor to XP)
I understand then that there is no 'killer feature' in Windows XP that
people need other than
Er, common sense would be not using an email client that runs
'payloads' in email messages. I would love to hear of a real-world
scenario where an automatic email macro would be used for
non-malicious purposes.
Many years ago, the IT department where I worked used to use this
feature to roll
Netadmin wrote:
Hi i cant seem to find you recommened and minimum computer
specifications for your software
Thank you for your time
Go to: http://download.openoffice.org/index.html The link for the
System Requirements can be found on the right.
C.
I work at a company, ABB. And we wonder if we can use the OpenOffice
package on our computers, and can we have the program installed when we
ship it to our customers? Do we have to pay for a license or something
like that?
OpenOffice.org is released under the LGPL. You are allowed to
Loren Rinehard wrote:
I have Openoffice 2.5 and I am an online student. I purchased your
program a week ago and am very upset. your advertisement said that your
program was compatible with Microsoft Office. Well, how come none of my
classmates or instructor can not read what I submitted? If you
Bruce Brimacombe wrote:
Hello there,
I was wondering if there would be a tutorial that one could look at concerning Open Office products. I am especially interested in Impress, and as I have no previous experience with Power Point I have nothing to fall back on to get me started from the very
Norman Manzon wrote:
Hello Open Office,
Per attachment, about a week ago, I ordered a free download of Open
Office Suite 2008 from this address:
http://www.2008-official.com/openoffice/. A click or two later, I signed
up for your 3-year VIP plan for $34.95, which I paid for through
I was wondering if there are any compatibility issues between open source
software, such as yours, and portable harddrives? Thanks.
Michael Brunelle
Open source software is no different from any other software in this
regard.
There are now some (hopefully a very few) external hard drives
In what way difficult, please?
With pre-installed software that resists formatting for at least one
partition. I have not seen this often, but I have seen it. (The idea, I
believe, is allegedly to make using the drive to back-up Windows more
automatic.)
And how does this pre-installed
The WS2008 installing bloke just installed OO.o as a normal app and it
works on all thin client logins no problems. I only need to get program
install privileges to add the dictionaries. Locked down users can't
install them and i can't install them system wide. I do need to run
through the
Firstly, there is no such thing as Open Office 2007.
There is an online vendor that is selling Instant Downloads of
OpenOffice.org under the above name for $9.95 per download.
C.
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Dean Livingston wrote:
People...
Why is OpenOffices' Writer sooo slow to open. Abi Word does not suffer from
this. It is a fine piece of software.
Are there configuration things I should look at in OpenOffice? Very
frustrating. Can any one help??
There are several blog entries around that
There are several blog entries around that describe ways you can tweak
OpenOffice.org so that it launches faster...
eg: http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/08/18/how-to-speed-up-openoffice/
Note, it appears that you are not subscribed to the OpenOffice.org user
mailing list, so I have CCed you.
Mischa Frusztajer wrote:
Dear Users,
Version: Open Office 2.4
OS: Leopard
Problem description: Every time I launch OO (whether directly by trying
to launch from the dock or by clicking an appropriate document), X11
loads, and then I get the beach ball for 30-40 seconds, and an error
dialog
Your website sometimes has an extra services i.e.
extensions.services.openoffice.org -- why the services? Why not just switch
it to extensions.openoffice.org? I've noticed that going to
extensions.openoffice.org seems to go to a different place, but
services.openoffice.org doesn't even work.
craig neumann wrote:
Dear users@openoffice.org,
I downloaded your word processor and can construct letters and memos ok but
when I use my hotmail and want to sent any of these documents as an attachment
to someone else, they tell me they can't read them.
I reviewed your tutorials and it
Richard Detwiler wrote:
Jack S Berger wrote:
Re: Writer
Does your word processor have the equivalent of the Reveal Codes
function
in WordPerfect?
No, it does not.
This topic has been discussed a lot over the years. Search the mailing
list archives and the various forums to see that it
Good question. The simple answer is... at their core, StarOffice and
OpenOffice.org are the same. Star Office provides proprietary extras
that are not included in OpenOffice.org (more import/export filters, a
commercial quality spell checker, extra fonts, extra templates,
clipart etc.)
Michael Mery wrote:
Friends: I have been using StarOffice for a couple of months and see that
OpenOffice is also available. Are there significant differences, or advantages
of OpenOffice? which would you suggest using? I found StarOffice through the
GoogleUpdate system and now see that
I think that Joe's point was that there are no actual links on the
http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/iso_downoad.html page, where it
recommends checking the extended mirrors. You have to go hunting for the
actual mirrors page.
Ooops, good point. Sorry about that Joe. Some days the
Extended mirrors. Check your favourite mirror site for a directory named
/extended. The images are contained in a sub-directory named /iso/en
(for English images) or /iso/de (for the German images).
/quote
http://distribution.openoffice.org/mirrors/index.html
Who ARE these people who keep shelling out money for open source
apps? Are they from outer space?
No, just unfamiliar with the idea of researching a product pricing
before they buy.
People have been conditioned to believe that good software must be
expensive software and that free software
OK I'm going to start a controversy.
:-) so far it seems you haven't. Some pretty good replies so far.
a) I have a fairly recent HP flatbed scanner for which I can find no
Linux drivers. The machine came with Windows and Mac software but not
Linux.
Do you need specific drivers?
Gordon BP wrote:
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POLLY GUGLIELMO wrote:
| I am using openoffice2.3 writer because my Word became corrupted. I am
planning to put Word back on my computer. Will my files be automatically
converted back to Word doc.? Do I have to uninstall openoffice
A.Muller wrote:
Hello everybody !
I've been monitoring this mailing list for a couple of months and
received answers to my questions about OO. Thanks to the benefactors.
My experience with OO goes back to 2005 and I'm very satisfied with it.
Now I would like to cross the Rubicon and eliminate,
James Knott wrote:
JAY SUREKA wrote:
dear sir,\
I have Window's O/S OpenOffice.orgn. How I can send Fax
Jaysureka
Generally, fax programs create a printer that you'd print to, like any
other printer. So, you just print the document, select the fax printer
and follow whatever comes
ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
The OpenOffice.org Wiki is scheduled to go offline for maintenance
between 06:00 and 10:00 CET on Thursday 14 February 2008.
During this period, you will not be able to access the OpenOffice.org Wiki.
The maintenance on the OpenOffice.org Wiki includes
The OpenOffice.org Wiki is scheduled to go offline for maintenance
between 06:00 and 10:00 CET on Thursday 14 February 2008.
During this period, you will not be able to access the OpenOffice.org
Wiki.
The maintenance on the OpenOffice.org Wiki includes:
- Upgrading the MediaWiki software
ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
The OpenOffice.org Wiki is scheduled to go offline for maintenance
between 06:00 and 10:00 CET on Thursday 14 February 2008.
During this period, you will not be able to access the OpenOffice.org Wiki.
The maintenance on the OpenOffice.org Wiki includes
I know that OO now can *export* to the (media)wiki format.
But I am not aware that it can import as well.
Does anybody know about that tool. Since there are real collaborative
tools within OO, that would be helpful.
thanks
Uwe Brauer
Hi,
Actually there was some email exchanged on the
There have been some attempts at creating a MediaWiki to ODT/XML
converter. There is one here:
http://svn.wikimedia.org/svnroot/mediawiki/trunk/wiki2xml/php/ (this is
the source tree) that almost works. I have it installed in a test Wiki
(it shows up as a new item in the Wiki Special pages
Tony Espinoza wrote:
I'm interested in trying out OpenOffice Portable. How can I download
this app for testing? Thank you.
Go to http://www.portableapps.com and download the Portable Apps version.
C.
--
Clayton Cornell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
StarOffice - Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Hamburg,
The OpenOffice.org Wiki is scheduled to go offline for maintenance
between 06:00 and 10:00 CET on Thursday 14 February 2008.
During this period, you will not be able to access the OpenOffice.org Wiki.
The maintenance on the OpenOffice.org Wiki includes:
- Upgrading the MediaWiki software to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can open office be obtained for a Mac, (Apple version)?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
If you go to the OpenOffice.org website and look in the download section
you will see that there is a Mac version available.
The direct link to the Mac pages
James Knott wrote:
ETHEL HENDERSON wrote:
hello, this site was given to me by someone, and they said i would be
able to download microsoft office here, but i want to make sure im at
the right site? cause i didnt see that listed nowhere. please advise
me as to whether i amm on the right
george wrote:
I asked a question in a forum. I did not realize you had so many types of
forums. I am lost and can not log-on to find if anyone responded to my
question. When I registered I do remember clicking on beginner then typed the
question. Typed beginner in the search engine and came
Keith Hamilton wrote:
I was try to log on so I could redownload excel and the office product I bought but can remember my user name or password.
Keith Hamilton
Salemburg NC 28385
Email pcman_o_ at yahoo.com
You do not need a username or password to download OpenOffice.org. Just
point
James Knott wrote:
Alan Hirst wrote:
Are there any Open Office applications which will de-cipher MS publisher, I've just
been sent a .pub file I can't get into it.
Thanks for any help you can give.
As far as I know, nothing else can read Publisher files.
That is correct. Even Microsoft
Louise Kirkegaard wrote:
Dear Open office!
I am using version 2.3 for mac. and it stinks! I am sorry to say this,
but you have turned at really nice product into a copy of Microsoft
Word. The earlier versions worked very well with my keyboard and the
shortcuts. This one do not! The apple
This morning I forward as you suggested the presentation with 20
slides (4,55 mb) to someone who directly returned my 10 slides (11,6
mb). Result: those 20 slides were not returned.
Why are 20 slides only 4,55 mb and 10 slides 11,6 mb, while the
contents is equivalent.
Has Open Office a
Of course, maybe someday there will be a grammar checker in OOo Writer
and the issue will be hashed out then.
The grammar checker is in the works.
For which language(s), please?
There is a grammar checker in the extensions repository:
Richard Detwiler wrote:
Yeo Kai Wei wrote:
I was just wondering if Open Office can open up Microsoft Office Word
Documents or Adobe .pdf files? If no, can it work with other word
processor documents?
It can open MS Word documents as long as they aren't from Word 2007 or
whatever it is
Maybe it is so darn good (and it is) and the majority of the
computer-using world so brainwashed by the MS hegemony that some
otherwise perfectly reasonable folks think that this is all maybe too
good to be true. I must confessed that the thought crossed my mind when
I discovered OOo when I
Jane Declet wrote:
I deleted the OpenOffice.org Writer files. I found it too hard to get it to
work with my Word documents. They weren't saving as Word and it was very
frustrating!!! I have a resume I'm trying to get ready to send out in Word,
but nothing is happening. In my frustration,
Hello Mr. Fuchs , Thank you for the info, you are the only person I ask
about this that told me all the versions are free including the help
support. I was told by a help person to download the 1.0 it was free.
OpenOffice.org is definitely free for you to download. It is free now,
and
Derek wrote:
Do you know when or if Open Office 2.3 will be able to open Office 2007
documents?
Please Write Back
Derek
From an email I sent to this mailing list a couple of days ago
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If you take a look in the OpenOffice.org Wiki:
I just uninstalled every bit of open office. I could not open many of my
documents on other computers.
All my files changed back to word (which is perfect for me) except two
files. I need to open them and can not since I uninstalled open office.
One is an ODP file and the other is an ODT
I need them only to view the presentation, not to edit it. Is there a light
weight viewer, that can be installed on their machine (with permission of
course) when they open my presentation?
The simplest solution to this is to export as PDF. It is quite likely
they all have a PDF viewer (eg
Dear sir
I just download the english version. however, just reading arround your
website, I found that the software is avaiable in Chinese too, please teach
how to change the english version to chinese version (use add-ons). Or I
need to re-download the chinese version?
Awaiting your
You will find more information (in Chinese) here:
http://www.ch2000.com.cn/
The user interface redesign (shown at OOoCon2007 in Barcelona) for
RedOffice3.0 is really interesting. I cannot find any screencaps to
link to though. Basically, they have completely removed the traditional
menus, and
I installed Open Office software and tried to log in .I got the
following passwords from but you they were not accepted, and are only valid
till 5-11-07
Visit this URL to set your password:
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/PasswordEdit?userID=446169ticket=f5029c23a0692eb45317c7fc44fd5424
Excellent observations... Is there a usability group?
Drat, i have to run...
See this list here for ideas
http://projects.openoffice.org/index.html
This is a perfect example of what I mean. I spent an hour at the
http://projects.openoffice.org/index.html site yesterday afternoon and
another
Michelle wrote:
Before I decide to try the open office product, I would like to know if Open
office will sync with Blackberry 8703e. I did not find any mention in the
articles if it was capable of doing so.
Also, after reading all of information about the product, I did not find
anywhere
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why are you giving this away for free? is it loaded with popups or other
advertising?
There are NO popups or advertising. OpenOffice.org is free to download
and use. That's it, there are no catches That is how the open source
world works.
Companies earn their
Luís Pereira wrote:
Hi, Is that legal to use the OpenOffice in Cybecafés? Does that need any
special licen that has to be
purchased?
Hi Luís
OpenOffice.org is released under the LGPL. It is free to download, and
you are allowed to install it on as many computers as you wish, and use
it in
Theresa Jones wrote:
I am using Windows XP 2000 Iam using version 2.3.0 of OpenOffice.org
Iam trying to use the color system to color different
Things and I do not know where to find it on the toolbar so would you
Please tell me where to go to get it.
Theresa, please ask your question on the
I am using Windows XP 2000 Iam using version 2.3. Of OpenOffice.org
Iam trying to use the color system to color different things, and I do
not know where to find it on the toolbar and where to go to change the
fonts and different number size.
Please tell me where to go to get it.
There
Isaac Owen wrote:
hi all.
just wondering if there is a portable version of open office available or if
there is one planned?
just something i can put on my flash and portable HD so i dont have to save
a copy of all my files in .doc(office format) to display in class/friends
comps etc.
A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am very dissapointed in your program i do not understand the program i want
my refund
OpenOffice.org is free to download, and supported for free in places
like this mailing list by a community of volunteers.
Some vendors do sell OpenOffice.org on CD as a
Theresa Jones wrote:
Please send me your telephone number please because I do not know how to
get the colors on the program.
There is no telephone number for you to call. OpenOffice.org is free to
download, and supported by a community of volunteers from all over the
world.
You can ask
Diane Bailey wrote:
What program do i use to open a Publisher file?
MS Publisher uses a proprietary file format that is not supported by any
other application. This software is the perfect example of why people
should stay away from proprietary non-standards compliant software. You
get
In the past, there have been other complaints/threads regarding this
issue, but I've yet to see it fixed. IMO a great many of the can this
be installed on questions could be cleared up by simply fixing the OOo
website.
[..]
Do you know how to go about that? (getting the OOo website changed)
Guy Voets wrote:
2007/10/6, NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 10/05/2007 06:38 AM, iamloki wrote:
I find your software £¢OpenOffice£¢of great use,but why didn£§t you
develop PalmOS version?I hope in the near future i can run OpenOffice
on my palm handheld..
I don't think the palm has sufficient
Charlene Robey wrote:
I would like to download your program, but I need to know if it is compatilble with Windows Vista.
Thanks,
Charlene Robey
Yes, OpenOffice.org works on Vista.
The download link says Windows All Versions (98) and the System
requirements state that it works on Vista:
Steve Tami Chandler wrote:
Hi
When I send my open office files (.odt), they can't be opened. How can they be
opened?
Thanks,
Steve
OpenOffice defaults to the ISO standard format for documents. This
format can be opened and read by any office suite that uses this
standard. Microsoft
Adrian Try wrote:
Hi Sanjeev
Can you tell me the name of institue in mumbai which can provide
trainning on open office.
There is a list of OpenOffice.org consultants - many of whom provide
training - at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ooops... Adrian, you pasted in Sanjeev's email address instead of
My wife's resume`, which was created in OOo Writer 2.1, will not open
in OOo 2.2 on the same computer. OOo asks which chart filter to use
when opening the document. The document contains no chart. I enclose
the file, so that others can verify the situation. What can I do to
salvage the contents?
Despite your comments regarding Sun StarOffice, I still suggest that you
consider downloading and giving it a try.
I am having trouble finding a download page that is free as in beer, other
than a trial version. I don't like to use trial versions, as they have lots
of problems associated with
You are requested to please help me,in this website
(http://www.openoffice.org/index.html) I entered and I saw
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openoffice.org 2.2.1 The OpenOffice.org Community announces the
availability of OpenOffice.org Release 2.2.1. This is a minor bug fix
release -
But this is still not using the CTL facility of OOo. The Enabled for CTL: is
still greyed out (and checked), and I have not been able to find a way to
switch between Western and CTL languages. It might help me if I knew what
action _should_ toggle between the two. Since only two languages are
My daughter has a new computer at college and I couldn't afford to buy MS
Office for her so I told her to download your office suite. She emailed me
her first document as an attachment to read and it will not open in MS word
(which I have on my computer). Is there anyway to read this?
Hello
Can't test it myself since this feature has a problem on my system
(using the official OOo French package however).
Perhaps someone from OOo (or Sun) could answer.
Hagar
Try Help|Registration. Note: this is also where you are sent for the
initial registration when you first install the
Curiously, although the CTL checkbox is greyed out, it is also
checked, so that
it is difficult to interpret what being greyed out means.
That is strange. I forgot to check my install of OO.o (in openSUSE10.2)
at home to see if I have a similar experience.
But now i have discovered
I am using OpenOffice v2.04 for Linux, and am very new with it.
Most of what I want to use it for will be in English, but occasionally I need
to write a document in Hebrew; I have Hebrew set up as the CTL language. I am
using the fonts that came with openSuSE v10.2; i am assuming that these are
VERY confusing - especially for someone new to computers or at least to
non-Microsoft programmes ! A real reorganisation is called for here
Yes, and reorganization is in the works.
Consider the Wiki FAQ as leading. The WebFAQs which are incredibly old
in places (some refer to solutions
Rolf Schumacher wrote:
OOs Writer:
I am able to include the companies EPS logo.
I am also able to print it with Adobe Acrobat and on any (color) printer.
What I am missing is to see the graphic on screen (Windows XP).
Is this a fault in my installation or do I have to do something to get
EPS
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