On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 21:21, Arnold Huzen wrote:
> Too bad, this doesn't bring to OP any nearer to a solution other than the
> ones that were given earlier this week.
Does saying : "NO-GO variants are more likely to exclude features than
GO variants" provide helpful advice to anybody who doesn'
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 20:51, Arnold Huzen wrote:
> It would be helpfull to the OP if you could tell were to find a flavor
that has this ability. I can only tell about OpenOffice in it's original
version, because that's the only one I know.
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Too bad, this doesn't bring to OP any nearer to a solution other than
the ones that were given earlier this week.
jonathon schreef:
When OOo 2.0 was released, I quit tracking which flavour included
which features.
There are half a dozen major variants of OOo. Probably another dozen
minor varian
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 20:51, Arnold Huzen wrote:
> It would be helpfull to the OP if you could tell were to find a flavor that
> has this ability. I can only tell about OpenOffice in it's original version,
> because that's the only one I know.
When OOo 2.0 was released, I quit tracking which f
It would be helpfull to the OP if you could tell were to find a flavor
that has this ability. I can only tell about OpenOffice in it's original
version, because that's the only one I know.
Arnold Huzen
jonathon schreef:
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 08:35, arnold huzen wrote:
Direct import of
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 08:35, arnold huzen wrote:
> Direct import of Works-files into OpenOffice was never possible.
MS-Works import has been available in _some_ flavors that OOo comes
in,since version 2.0.
(This is one of roughly half a dozen features that literally depends
upon who/which organ
Direct import of Works-files into OpenOffice was never possible. Your best shot
would be to save your files to one of the formats that OpenOffice understands.
You can also use zamzar.com to do the conversion if you don't have Works
anymore.
Arnold Huzen
Stan / Jane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> s
Brian Barker wrote:
At 16:01 28/11/2008 -0800, Stan Noname wrote:
How do I get OpenOffice Writer 3.0.0 to open Microsoft Works 7.0
(.wps) files.
The simple answer is that you don't.
I can't find anything in the Writer "filter selection" that works.
That's because there isn't.
Can you re
>>How do I get OpenOffice Writer 3.0.0 to open Microsoft Works 7.0 (.wps) files.
>
>The simple answer is that you don't.
>
>>I can't find anything in the Writer "filter selection" that works.
Hello Stan,
There is a version that reads those files, the OpenOffice.org program as
distributed by the
At 16:01 28/11/2008 -0800, Stan Noname wrote:
How do I get OpenOffice Writer 3.0.0 to open Microsoft Works 7.0 (.wps) files.
The simple answer is that you don't.
I can't find anything in the Writer "filter selection" that works.
That's because there isn't.
Can you return to your copy of Wo
Please...
How do I get OpenOffice Writer 3.0.0 to open Microsoft Works 7.0 (.wps) files.
I can't find anything in the Writer "filter selection" that works. Am I missing
a filter? Is one available?
Please help,
Stan (new user)
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