James McKenzie wrote:
Dan:
Sadly Mr. RBL was kicked off of the mailing list for use of profanity.
You would be best to reply directly to him.
James M.
Dan Lewis wrote:
Perhaps this is a little late, but why haven't you created your
own dictionaries? (user-defined dictionaries) That would
Terry wrote:
This MAY be caused by some flaw in your user directory. You can check
that by exiting from OpenOffice, then renaming your user directory. OOo
will create a new user directory which will contain none of your
previous settings or macros. Test the software then to see whether your
Jack Gates wrote:
On Sunday 27 August 2006 14:07, RBL wrote:
I have run free support boards and been an online support volunteer
without interruption going back to the days of 300bps
acoustic-coupled CompuServe connections. I've written my own BBS
software to better serve users. Today I run
Ross Johnson wrote:
Alan Frayer wrote:
James McKenzie wrote:
Dan:
Sadly Mr. RBL was kicked off of the mailing list for use of
profanity. You would be best to reply directly to him.
James M.
Dan Lewis wrote:
Perhaps this is a little late, but why haven't you created your
own
I just want to post a thank you to everyone who did, ultimately,
respond to my post, and offer their suggestions -- including James. :-)
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Terry wrote:
James McKenzie wrote:
snip
Thank you for the correction. I will publically apologize to the list
for dragging this out. I reread my archives and yes, I sent a reply to
Mr. Levin that may have resulted in his mail system spamming the list.
As far as Mr. Levin sending or replying
Seeing as you were going to unsubscribe, you may have missed this
On Mon, 2006-08-28 at 15:48 +1000, Terry wrote:
James McKenzie wrote:
snip
Thank you for the correction. I will publically apologize to the list
for dragging this out. I reread my archives and yes, I sent a reply to
Mr.
On Monday, August 28, 2006 11:12 AM [GMT+1=CET], Barrie Backhurst [EMAIL
PROTECTED] wrote:
Seeing as you were going to unsubscribe, you may have missed this
On Mon, 2006-08-28 at 15:48 +1000, Terry wrote:
James McKenzie wrote:
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Surely that is unnecessary. Mistakes are permitted.
On Aug 27, 2006, at 11:02 PM, James McKenzie wrote:
I will go back into my hole now and leave this list alone. There are
plenty here to answer Mac OS X questions. (In other words, I'm
unsubscribing and leaving the OpenOffice.org project.)
Please don't leave. It seems like there are plenty
RBL wrote:
Ever since I installed OOo 2, I have been having odd problems with spell
check. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling, and the problem only
got worse.
Here are the symptoms:
* Turning off check spelling as you type only lasts for the session.
When I reboot later. the feature
RBL wrote:
Is this utter lack of response the great online support that OOo
evangelists so highly tout?
I have been trying to find an answer to this problem for weeks, but
can't find a solution anywhere, including here.
Time to click uninstall -- because a word processor that can't do
On Sunday 27 August 2006 12:17 pm, RBL wrote:
RBL wrote:
Ever since I installed OOo 2, I have been having odd problems
with spell check. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling, and
the problem only got worse.
Here are the symptoms:
* Turning off check spelling as you type only
Alan Frayer wrote:
RBL wrote:
Is this utter lack of response the great online support that OOo
evangelists so highly tout?
I have been trying to find an answer to this problem for weeks, but
can't find a solution anywhere, including here.
Time to click uninstall -- because a word
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From: RBL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Aug 27, 2006 11:07 AM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] Re: Strange spell-check problem; need help
Alan Frayer wrote:
Alan,
I appreciate your response.
I have run free support boards and been an online support volunteer
Dan:
Sadly Mr. RBL was kicked off of the mailing list for use of profanity.
You would be best to reply directly to him.
James M.
Dan Lewis wrote:
Perhaps this is a little late, but why haven't you created your
own dictionaries? (user-defined dictionaries) That would solve the
spelling
James McKenzie wrote:
Dan:
Sadly Mr. RBL was kicked off of the mailing list for use of profanity.
You would be best to reply directly to him.
James M.
Dan Lewis wrote:
Perhaps this is a little late, but why haven't you created your
own dictionaries? (user-defined dictionaries) That
On Sunday 27 August 2006 14:07, RBL wrote:
I have run free support boards and been an online support volunteer
without interruption going back to the days of 300bps
acoustic-coupled CompuServe connections. I've written my own BBS
software to better serve users. Today I run two free support
Alan Frayer wrote:
James McKenzie wrote:
Dan:
Sadly Mr. RBL was kicked off of the mailing list for use of
profanity. You would be best to reply directly to him.
James M.
Dan Lewis wrote:
Perhaps this is a little late, but why haven't you created your
own dictionaries?
Ross Johnson wrote:
Alan Frayer wrote:
Ah, but RBL did not use the profanity... he quoted someone else who
did. I hope RBL wasn't booted for someone else's faux pas.
Nobody was booted off for profanity ... RBL was unsubscribed because
he'd forgotten to add openoffice.org to his email
James McKenzie wrote:
snip
Thank you for the correction. I will publically apologize to the list
for dragging this out. I reread my archives and yes, I sent a reply to
Mr. Levin that may have resulted in his mail system spamming the list.
As far as Mr. Levin sending or replying to a message
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