On Sat, 2005-08-27 at 11:46 -0400, John W. Kennedy wrote:
> CPHennessy wrote:
> > On Friday 26 August 2005 20:21, Samuel Murray wrote:
> >>When asked to port his VBA macro to the OOo macro language, the creator of
> >>Wordfast did some tests on the OOo macro language and found that it is 60
> >>tim
CPHennessy wrote:
On Friday 26 August 2005 20:21, Samuel Murray wrote:
When asked to port his VBA macro to the OOo macro language, the creator of
Wordfast did some tests on the OOo macro language and found that it is 60
times slower than VBA, and therefore only useful for small operations.
I t
On Friday 26 August 2005 20:21, Samuel Murray wrote:
> From: CPHennessy ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> Date: 2005/8/21 11:31:12a
>
> > On Sunday 21 August 2005 04:12, George Wolf wrote:
> > > 2. So far as I know, nobody is targeting OOo with virus or worm
> > > macros. Even if they were, execution of most
From: CPHennessy ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: 2005/8/21 11:31:12a
> On Sunday 21 August 2005 04:12, George Wolf wrote:
> > 2. So far as I know, nobody is targeting OOo with virus or worm
> > macros. Even if they were, execution of most outside macros can be
> > "turned off."
> Disadvantage: VBA
Rich wrote:
> (users with enabled change recording & disabled viewing don't count ;) )
OOo Users forgetting to:
i) Disable change recording, if they activated it;
ii) Do a "save as", when preparing for external transmission.
xan
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On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 05:57 +, Jonathon Blake wrote:
> George wrote:
>
> >7. M$ Office files contain a lot of "hidden" information that could
> > compromise company security;
>
> That can also happen with OOo. [Reading "deleted" data in OOo
> documents can be as interesting as reading
i suppose it was a reference to msword documents where user can in no
way see that there is additional information left without disassembling
the document - i have seen this several times, and it is really fun to
see previous versions of agreement with other organisations & different
sums ;)
George wrote:
>7. M$ Office files contain a lot of "hidden" information that could
> compromise company security;
That can also happen with OOo. [Reading "deleted" data in OOo
documents can be as interesting as reading the same data in MSO
documents.]
xan
jonathon
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George Wolf wrote:
I talked my boss into letting me write a page-and-half presentation to
the company I work for. It will advocate a switch from M$ Office to
OpenOffice.org. In that I don't work in an office myself, I'd like to
ask for ideas from my fellow users to include in my report.
Her
On Sat, 2005-08-20 at 23:12 -0400, George Wolf wrote:
> I talked my boss into letting me write a page-and-half presentation to
> the company I work for. It will advocate a switch from M$ Office to
> OpenOffice.org. In that I don't work in an office myself, I'd like to
> ask for ideas from my fel
On Sunday 21 August 2005 04:12, George Wolf wrote:
> I talked my boss into letting me write a page-and-half presentation to
> the company I work for. It will advocate a switch from M$ Office to
> OpenOffice.org. In that I don't work in an office myself, I'd like to
> ask for ideas from my fellow us
I talked my boss into letting me write a page-and-half presentation to
the company I work for. It will advocate a switch from M$ Office to
OpenOffice.org. In that I don't work in an office myself, I'd like to
ask for ideas from my fellow users to include in my report.
Here are the ideas I have
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