Russell Butler skrev:
Carlos Martinez wrote:
Hagar de l'Est skrev:
The problem with the method below is that it's a direct formatting
that can be easily removed afterwards. Better configure the
paragraph style (first look at the Default para style).
See also:
2009/3/2 Russell Butler russ...@rj-il-butler.com
Carlos Martinez wrote:
Hagar de l'Est skrev:
The problem with the method below is that it's a direct formatting that
can be easily removed afterwards. Better configure the paragraph style
(first look at the Default para style).
See also:
M Henri Day wrote:
Here I should really like to see OOo take a page from MSO and provide us
with a GUI button which allows one to switch languages both for and within a
document with a mouse click. This would constitute a great step forward in
usability for ordinary users who often need to write
Carlos Martinez wrote:
I running OO0.org v. 3.0.1 (downloaded from
http://download.openoffice.org/ ) on Windows XP, Ctrl + A is used to
open a document, I would write in which operative system this command is
used to do that. Have a good time Carlos Marinez
Are you using an English
2009/3/3 M Henri Day mhenri...@gmail.com
2009/3/2 Russell Butler russ...@rj-il-butler.com
Carlos Martinez wrote:
Hagar de l'Est skrev:
The problem with the method below is that it's a direct formatting that
can be easily removed afterwards. Better configure the paragraph style
2009/3/3 Jean Hollis Weber jeanwe...@gmail.com
M Henri Day wrote:
Here I should really like to see OOo take a page from MSO and provide us
with a GUI button which allows one to switch languages both for and within
a
document with a mouse click. This would constitute a great step forward in
Hi,
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 10:35, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Carlos Martinez wrote:
I running OO0.org v. 3.0.1 (downloaded from
http://download.openoffice.org/ ) on Windows XP, Ctrl + A is used to
open a document, I would write in which operative system this command is
used to do that.
2009/3/3 Harold Fuchs hwfa.openoff...@googlemail.com
2009/3/3 M Henri Day mhenri...@gmail.com
2009/3/2 Russell Butler russ...@rj-il-butler.com
Carlos Martinez wrote:
Hagar de l'Est skrev:
The problem with the method below is that it's a direct formatting
that
can be
M Henri Day wrote:
At the bottom of Writer's window is a sort of tool bar. The 3rd button from
the left shows the current language. Optionally select a section of text.
Click on this button. Follow your nose ...
NB This is true on Windows. I can't confirm it for Mac or *nix. It has been
true
Hi,
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 10:32, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
M Henri Day wrote:
Here I should really like to see OOo take a page from MSO and provide us
with a GUI button which allows one to switch languages both for and within
a
document with a mouse click. This would constitute a great step
2009/3/3 Jean Hollis Weber jeanwe...@gmail.com
M Henri Day wrote:
At the bottom of Writer's window is a sort of tool bar. The 3rd button
from
the left shows the current language. Optionally select a section of text.
Click on this button. Follow your nose ...
NB This is true on Windows. I
Jean Hollis Weber skrev:
Carlos Martinez wrote:
I running OO0.org v. 3.0.1 (downloaded from
http://download.openoffice.org/ ) on Windows XP, Ctrl + A is used
to open a document, I would write in which operative system this
command is used to do that. Have a good time Carlos Marinez
Le 03.03.2009 10:26, M Henri Day a écrit :
2009/3/2 Russell Butlerruss...@rj-il-butler.com
Here I should really like to see OOo take a page from MSO and provide us
with a GUI button which allows one to switch languages both for and within a
document with a mouse click. This would constitute a
Le 03.03.2009 12:11, Harold Fuchs a écrit :
2009/3/3 Jean Hollis Weberjeanwe...@gmail.com
Install the dictionaries for the languages you want, and the languages will
appear on that list.
Errrm. Perhaps this is true in v3.x but it isn't on my Win XP 2.4.1 system.
You have to click the More
Jean,
On OOo 3 you need to use the add-in manager to include the English
Australia. Then use the Style and Formatting to change the page style to
use the language you would like.
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Russell Butler wrote:
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
I am trying to edit a
The problem with the method below is that it's a direct formatting that can be
easily removed afterwards. Better configure the paragraph style (first look at
the Default para style).
See also: http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74t=67
Hagar
Le 02.03.2009 07:50,
Jean Hollis Weber skrev:
Russell Butler wrote:
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
I am trying to edit a document prepared in OOo on another person's
computer and the spell checker defaults to English (USA). I want
English (Australian), and all documents prepared on my computer
Hagar de l'Est skrev:
The problem with the method below is that it's a direct formatting
that can be easily removed afterwards. Better configure the paragraph
style (first look at the Default para style).
See also:
http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74t=67
Hagar
Carlos Martinez wrote:
Hagar de l'Est skrev:
The problem with the method below is that it's a direct formatting
that can be easily removed afterwards. Better configure the paragraph
style (first look at the Default para style).
See also:
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
I am trying to edit a document prepared in OOo on another person's
computer and the spell checker defaults to English (USA). I want
English (Australian), and all documents prepared on my computer
automatically spell check in English (Australian).
Russell Butler wrote:
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
I am trying to edit a document prepared in OOo on another person's
computer and the spell checker defaults to English (USA). I want
English (Australian), and all documents prepared on my computer
automatically spell check in
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