me of the Powerbook Prank:
http://www.zug.com/pranks/powerbook/
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entirely. But to me, using *any* Office suite app (MS, OOo, or
otherwise) for the specific security/password scenario you describe is
like taking the bicycle to go uphill when the train is there or you have
a car: you can certainly do it, but it's harder than
this much just to use the
program.
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On 2005-09-13 11:13 AM, Doug Thompson wrote:
Third, anyone who thinks this suggestion is any more outrageous than any
of the others for correcting the problem of willful ignorance has a very
narrow view of the problem.
Not really into open-minded intellectual discussion or debate, eh?
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oxes unchecked - it is not required."
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Might also consider another setup box that is triggered when one or more
MS Office file association boxes are checked. That way, a new box would
come up, explaining what is about to happen (file assoc) and allow the
user to confirm that choice or g
omeone
forwards/copies them to the list?
And if a discussion ensues with "moderated" in the subject line, does
that mean the original poster misses out on the discussion?
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s. I've been on many lists over the years, and seen this issue
come up before, but never as frequent as I see it here.
Am I missing something? Is there a web-based interface that this list
uses that ignores/overrides the Reply-to header?
Consufe
Does this only happen in OOo?
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s like a change may be in order. Whether that
is with the list or with the installation and/or help file of OOo, I
don't know.
Although, if nothing else, it does demonstrate what an unbelievably
patient group of people participat
ally if sending to someone who has reported connection
problems/receiving my mail (and I don't necessarily want to wait for
them to reply with a confirmation).
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message? Yes, I can turn this behavior off, but I want to know when a
*legitimate* read receipt is activated.
Sending a read receipt to a mailing list certainly cannot qualify as
legitimate...
Sorry for the rant - it just really bugs me.
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cated. Why is setup.exe buried in a directory with
over 500 different files? Sure, I know to look for setup.exe, but is a
new user going to know they need to scroll past all those files to get
to the setup program to install OOo?
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o fix the file
association problem. What is that? Are you talking about a complete
reinstall of OOo?
Also, if you don't mind, please contact me off-list to discuss some
school-related IT stuff.
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not helping.
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t and see what happens.
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On 2005-08-25 1:00 PM, G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
So you are using OOo1.1.x. Wish you had said so and I also wish that you
had told us which Windows release with which you need help.
This is the first line of my original post:
> I am using OOo 1.1.4 on Windows XP Pro.
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t.exe
regsvrex.exe
setofficelang.exe
setup.exe
soffice.exe
I can guess what most of those are. I don't see any scalc, swriter files
anywhere that would make sense. A search on swrit* shows me a list of
files that are all in \OpenOffice.org*\help\en
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not have that work.
I will try a different machine/installation.
Thanks for trying to help.
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Follow up...
I just installed OpenOffice on a machine that already had MS Office
installed on it, and EVERYTHING WORKS THE WAY I WANT.
Please, please, please somebody tell me that OpenOffice does not require
MS Office in order to work the way I want.
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till, .doc, .xls and .ppt files show no file association in Windows and
when given a choice to select which program to open, there isn't an
easily-discernible executable to select for each doc type. Selecting
openoffice (soffice.exe) produces errors.
What am I doing wrong
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