John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2009.09.20 12:52 -0500, Gene Young wrote:
Am just transitioning to Writer from other word processors.? Altho I
clearly need to learn to more efficiently use Writer's styles, my
vote is for a "reveal codes" option to identify when I have made some
mistak
In a message dated 2009.09.20 12:52 -0500, Gene Young wrote:
Am just transitioning to Writer from other word processors.? Altho I
clearly need to learn to more efficiently use Writer's styles, my vote
is for a "reveal codes" option to identify when I have made some
mistake and to help me corre
jonathon wrote:
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 05:40, John Kaufmann wrote:
makes the task predictable rather than frustrating, and quick
rather than time-consuming.
I'd argue that the task is very predictable, and easy, _if_ one
pays close attention to what one is doing, and where one is doing it
Thank you, Lars.
I will try one or both of the XML / HTML readers you suggested.
Bob
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 23:03, John Kaufmann wrote:
> As I asked before: Do you have the slightest evidence or documentation for
Did you bother reading the release notes?
jonathon
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> Hi Jonathon,
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> Am just transitioning to Writer from other word processors.? Altho I
> clearly need to learn to more efficiently use Writer's styles, my
> vote is for a "reveal codes" option
Hmm. OOo is quite different from WordPerfect in that it doesn't l
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Hi Jonathon,
Am just transitioning to Writer from other word processors.? Altho I clearly need to learn to more efficiently use Writer's styles, my vote is for a "reveal codes" option to identify when I have made some mistake and to help me correct it.?? The pro
Hi Jonathon,
Am just transitioning to Writer from other word processors.? Altho I clearly
need to learn to more efficiently use Writer's styles, my vote is for a "reveal
codes" option to identify when I have made some mistake and to help me correct
it.?? The problem is worst when I have impor
jonathon,
Again, though I'm uncomfortable continuing to discuss another word
processor on this list, I just can't let this go unchallenged:
In a message dated 2009.09.18 18:18 -0500, jonathon wrote:
Inasmuch as it was the wordperfect developers that admitted that
reveal codes was forced on t
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 21:46, John Kaufmann wrote:
> that I was *quoting* (admittedly with a sense of recognition) from page 20 of
> the Writer guide 0208WG3-WorkingWithGraphics.odt, that "the positioning of
> graphics is often rather time-consuming and may be very frustrating for
> [even] ex
jonathan,
In a message dated 2009.09.18 02:14 -0500, jonathon wrote:
makes the task predictable rather than frustrating, and quick rather than
time-consuming.
I'd argue that the task is very predictable, and easy, _if_ one pays
close attention to what one is doing, and where one is doing i
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 05:40, John Kaufmann wrote:
> makes the task predictable rather than frustrating, and quick rather than
> time-consuming.
I'd argue that the task is very predictable, and easy, _if_ one pays
close attention to what one is doing, and where one is doing it. I"ll
grant ti
In a message dated 2009.09.17 18:56 -0500, Andy wrote:
Check out chapter 8 of the OpenOffice.org users guide at
http://www.oooauthors.org/english/userguide3/writer3/WG3_published/0208WG3-WorkingWithGraphics.odt/view
It has very good detail on working with graphics in Writer.
Thanks, Pete!
John Kaufmann wrote:
A procedure document, with lots of pictures and associated text, is
proving difficult to format properly. Pictures that are supposedly
anchored to a paragraph wind up on the next page, with lots of
whitespace between associated text and pictures. How should I go about
fi
Hi jonathan,
In a message dated 2009.09.17 14:29 -0500, jonathon wrote:
How should I go about finding the hidden constraints causing the pictures to be
removed from their text (or is it vice versa)?
You'll have to look at each picture, and see what it is anchored to,
and how it is anchored
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 08:09, John Kaufmann wrote:
>How should I go about finding the hidden constraints causing the pictures to
>be removed from their text (or is it vice versa)?
You'll have to look at each picture, and see what it is anchored to,
and how it is anchored to whatever it is an
A procedure document, with lots of pictures and associated text, is
proving difficult to format properly. Pictures that are supposedly
anchored to a paragraph wind up on the next page, with lots of
whitespace between associated text and pictures. How should I go about
finding the hidden const
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