bianca siavoshy wrote:
To whom it may concern:
Please help me I am about ready to delet this off my computer.
Thank you for your time,
Bianca S.
So am I. Bianca, look into AbiWord:
http://www.abisource.com/
Freeware. I'm trying it out now. For the simple things I do, it is
Much mo
John Meyer wrote:
Google fdisk. The linux version is more advanced, but either one can
create the partitions you need.
K. Thank you.
-- Doug M.
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John Meyer wrote:
James Knott wrote:
I don't know how to do that, James. Can you refer me to some
instructions? Thanks.
-- Doug M.
In other words, what I think he is saying is just use the Windows
partition to save your documents and skip the flash drive. That will
work
James Knott wrote:
dougM wrote:
I have a dual-boot system too, Linux and XP, with OpenOffice installed
in each. What I do is transfer files to a USB flash drive -- you can
get those for very little on eBay. Then each OS can read it, treating
the flash drive as an external drive, and you
James Knott wrote:
I have made a discovery that might be helpful to folks who are having
trouble paginating.
Have you seen a doctor about that? ;-)
Drafting a letter to JAMA even as we speak. (One page only.)
No kidding, though, thanks to the many who have written in to help me,
Thanks, Jim. I'll try it. -- Doug
Jim Hartley wrote:
I have been getting pagination to work reasonably well (both 2.0.4 and
2.3). The secret is in understanding that "Default Page" and "First
Page" (in the list that pops up from F11) are DIFFERENT ANIMALS.
Position your document on page 2 (
Joseph wrote:
Strange but I am always doing this and it just works!
On Page 1 insert>footer>default - this gets a footer in all pages
Click in footer - insert>fields>pagenumber - this puts a page number in
the footer starting from 1 and incrementing for each page.
Regards, Joe
Durn, Joe,
I have a dual-boot system too, Linux and XP, with OpenOffice installed
in each. What I do is transfer files to a USB flash drive -- you can
get those for very little on eBay. Then each OS can read it, treating
the flash drive as an external drive, and you can drag and drop a
document wherever
Greetings from a newbie, all.
I have made a discovery that might be helpful to folks who are having
trouble paginating. I had written a document and wanted to add page
numbers. Nothing fancy, no roman-to-Arabic transition, just, y'know,
consecutive numbers on consecutive pages.
It was too
