Jallan,
Well, this works perfectly with OOo, but not at all with Word for some
reason.
Thanks, this is a good solution.
Graham
On 1/18/06, Jallan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Graham Smith wrote:
> > Is it possible to add a formatting text tag when working in a text
> editor
> > that OOo would
Jallan,
thanks again, I have tried "insert" and there isn't an import option as it
is part of the "open" file dialog.
Insert doesn't work, but as this is now a Word problem, I shall thank you
again for your help and move the question to a more appropriate place.
Graham
On 1/18/06, Jallan <[EMAI
Graham Smith wrote:
Jallan,
Well, this works perfectly with OOo, but not at all with Word for some
reason.
Thanks, this is a good solution.
I've not used MS Word for some time. But had at work a number of
automation routines which created HTML files and inserted them into MS
Word, routines n
Anthony Chilco wrote:
Works except that the off switch should be using a forward slash.
At least in windows.
tc
Jallan wrote:
Graham Smith wrote:
Is it possible to add a formatting text tag when working in a text
editor
that OOo would recognise when the text file is imported into it.
So
Works except that the off switch should be using a forward slash.
At least in windows.
tc
Jallan wrote:
Graham Smith wrote:
Is it possible to add a formatting text tag when working in a text
editor
that OOo would recognise when the text file is imported into it.
So in the text file you co
Graham Smith wrote:
Is it possible to add a formatting text tag when working in a text editor
that OOo would recognise when the text file is imported into it.
So in the text file you could type something like "/i italicised word/i"
that would then format the words "italicised word" as italics in
Graham Smith wrote:
Is it possible to add a formatting text tag when working in a text editor
that OOo would recognise when the text file is imported into it.
So in the text file you could type something like "/i italicised word/i"
that would then format the words "italicised word" as italics in
Actually, using styles depending on how complicated it was might be better,
on the other hand if it makes working in a text editor very long winded then
there would be little point.
Is there anywhere I can read about this?
Thanks,
Graham
On 1/18/06, Randomthots <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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