Re: [users] Shortcut for Fill down and Fill right in Calc [was: thanks!]

2008/9/30 Carol Pominville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Just a note to say great work on the mac open office aqua. > > The spreadsheet component does all the things I want it to > do...especially, Text To Columns and Concatanate. > > The only minor feature I would like to see is, for Fill down, Apple Key

Re: [users] Shortcut to switch direction of move when press enter in Calc

2008/6/5 Peter Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I often need to change the direction in which the selection moves (right or > down) when I press enter in OO Calc. It is tedious to always have to open > up > the Tools/Options to change this. Is there any way I can assign a keyboard > (or icon) shortcu

[users] Shortcut to switch direction of move when press enter in Calc

I often need to change the direction in which the selection moves (right or down) when I press enter in OO Calc. It is tedious to always have to open up the Tools/Options to change this. Is there any way I can assign a keyboard (or icon) shortcut to change this option? I tried recording a macro,

Re: [users] Shortcut creation

On 28/03/2008 15:17, tenbob wrote: I installed OO 4 and it works when I click on a saved file, in that it does load the file as Office did. However, I don't know how to create shortcuts on the desktop so that I can load Calc, or any other of the OO.org segments to create a new document

[users] Shortcut creation

I installed OO 4 and it works when I click on a saved file, in that it does load the file as Office did. However, I don't know how to create shortcuts on the desktop so that I can load Calc, or any other of the OO.org segments to create a new document Bob K. == --

Re: [users] Shortcut query

On Jan 15, 2008 11:12 AM, Geoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am using version 2.1of OpenOffice.org. My problem is : with OpenOffice Calc > program. > > I have been used to using Microsoft Excel shortcut "alt + enter" to 'start a > new line in same cell' > > Can I do the same thing in OpenOffice

[users] Shortcut query

I am using version 2.1of OpenOffice.org. My problem is : with OpenOffice Calc program. I have been used to using Microsoft Excel shortcut "alt + enter" to 'start a new line in same cell' Can I do the same thing in OpenOffice Calc? When I try to enter "alt + enter" using the program the curser

Re: [users] shortcut problem

Jerzy Gawronski wrote: I've changed OO v.2.0 on v.2.3.0 and it doesn't work . Installation process looks OK but at the end shortcut problem is displayed when I want to use an application . I've got Windows 2000 XP. Can you help me , please ? JG Are you using a shortcut that was already on

[users] shortcut problem

I've changed OO v.2.0 on v.2.3.0 and it doesn't work . Installation process looks OK but at the end shortcut problem is displayed when I want to use an application . I've got Windows 2000 XP. Can you help me , please ? JG

Re: [users] Shortcut

Joe, Cor is indeed correct about the shortcut included in Oo 2.3., however, it is only for English keyboard layouts. Shortcut keys show formulas The shortcut key Ctrl~ toggles between formula result and formula For all cells on a sheet. (English keyboard layouts only.)

Re: [users] Shortcut

Hi Joe, Joe Marks schreef: Working in Germany, is there a short cut to change between normal view and formula view that is similar to Strg + # in MS Office? On the list info for 2.3 (some info is to be added though) you can see it here, http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/New_Features_

Re: [users] Shortcut

Joe, OpenOffice.org Calc Options Defines various settings for spreadsheets, contents to be displayed, and the cursor direction after a cell entry. You can also define sorting lists, determine the number of decimal places and the settings for recording and highlighting changes.

[users] Shortcut

Working in Germany, is there a short cut to change between normal view and formula view that is similar to Strg + # in MS Office? Fussy? Opinionated? Impossible to please? Perfect. Join Yahoo!'s user

Re: [users] shortcut key for next paragraph

Hi uldis, That action doesn't have a default keystroke assigned to it, but you can do that yourself. Use 'tools / customize' and select the 'keyboard' tab. In the 'Category' window select 'Navigate'. In the 'Function' window select 'To Next Paragraph'. Choose the keystroke that you want from th

[users] shortcut key for next paragraph

hello I am using version 2.0.2 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is : i would like to find out is there a shortcut to move cursor to the next paragraph? in ms word there is ctrl+downarrow or ctrl+uparrow, but in openoffice these shortcuts move paragraph. i think move cursor is more frequent action

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forgot to cc the OP Hi Russell, The shortcuts for OOo 2.1 in my start menu are a bit weird. They don't point to an exe, but to the program directory. The simplest way to get what you want is to go to the shortcut in the start menu, then right-click and drag the one you want to your desktop. W

Re: [users] Shortcut

Hi Russell, The shortcuts for OOo 2.1 in my start menu are a bit weird. They don't point to an exe, but to the program directory. The simplest way to get what you want is to go to the shortcut in the start menu, then right-click and drag the one you want to your desktop. When you release the r

Re: [users] Shortcut

If you are running Windows, you have probably at C:Program Files a directory "OpenOffice", where there is a file "soffice.exe". With F3, select "Program Files" and search "soffice.exe" Marc H. Russell Betts a écrit : I am installing version 2.1 and want to put a shortcut on my desktop but I

Re: [users] Shortcut

On Tuesday February 20 2007 6:27 pm, Adrian Try wrote: > > I am installing version 2.1 and want to put a shortcut on my > > desktop but I cannot find the .exe file. This is installed on my > > "G" drive (20gig). Please advise as to where this file is > > located. > > Find OpenOffice.org in the Sta

RE: [users] Shortcut

If i remember correctly its is in program files/openoffice/bin -Original Message- From: "Russell Betts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: users@openoffice.org Sent: 2/19/2007 10:34 AM Subject: [users] Shortcut I am installing version 2.1 and want to put a shortcut on my desktop bu

Re: [users] Shortcut

I am installing version 2.1 and want to put a shortcut on my desktop but I cannot find the .exe file. This is installed on my "G" drive (20gig). Please advise as to where this file is located. Find OpenOffice.org in the Start Menu, right click the icon you want to make a shortcut of, and se

[users] Shortcut

I am installing version 2.1 and want to put a shortcut on my desktop but I cannot find the .exe file. This is installed on my "G" drive (20gig). Please advise as to where this file is located. Thank you R F. Betts Russell Betts [EMAIL PROTECTED] EarthLink Revolves Around You.

Re: [users] Shortcut bar

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Amanda Benninger wrote: Is there a shortcut bar with this program as there was with microsoft office, as I know a few people like the shortcut bar, I was wondering if your program had one as well Copy to unsubscribed orignial poster I suspect the Quickstarter serves

Re: [users] Shortcut bar

Amanda Benninger wrote: Is there a shortcut bar with this program as there was with microsoft office, as I know a few people like the shortcut bar, I was wondering if your program had one as well Copy to unsubscribed orignial poster I suspect the Quickstarter serves the purpose you're asking

[users] Shortcut bar

Is there a shortcut bar with this program as there was with microsoft office, as I know a few people like the shortcut bar, I was wondering if your program had one as well

Re: [users] Shortcut keys

On Tue December 27 2005 20:16, + Barb Sevy wrote: > [ MODERATED ] > WONDERFUL PROGRAMS! Thanks to all who have contributed. We will be helping > in some of the non-programming areas. The OO insert envelope methodology is > superior to Word. Very nice. One thing that we cannot

Re: [users] Shortcut keys

Barb Sevy wrote: > One thing that we cannot find, though, are shortcut keys to > increase and decrease fonts sizes... by standard increments, > or [ctrl-[] or [ctrl-]] to reduce font one point per keystroke. Earlier I wrote in response: > OOo has toolbar buttons to enlarge and decrease font size

Re: [users] Shortcut keys

Barb Sevy wrote: WONDERFUL PROGRAMS! Thanks to all who have contributed. We will be helping in some of the non-programming areas. The OO insert envelope methodology is superior to Word. Very nice. One thing that we cannot find, though, are shortcut keys to increase and decrease fonts sizes. Word

[users] Shortcut keys

WONDERFUL PROGRAMS! Thanks to all who have contributed. We will be helping in some of the non-programming areas. The OO insert envelope methodology is superior to Word. Very nice. One thing that we cannot find, though, are shortcut keys to increase and decrease fonts sizes. Word lets you hightlig

RE: [users] shortcut keys

Thanks, very useful while it is not functioning as it should be. For that I have already voted for it ;-) Jonatan -Original Message- From: Anthony Chilco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 15:01 To: users@openoffice.org Subject: Re: [users] shortcut keys Hi

Re: [users] shortcut keys

Hi Jonatan, If you copy the 'current.xml' files from one computer to the other, you should have all the same shortcuts on both. There are several of them: a global and one for each module. Where you'll find them depends on your OS. Here's one of them (for writer) on my pc: C:\Documents and S

Re: [users] shortcut keys

I just filed an issue about this. Please vote for it! The issue number is 58096. Or follow this link: http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=58096 Den 2005-11-18 09:50:45 skrev Catai, J.R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: I have two computer. In one of them, I customized some shortcut keys and

[users] shortcut keys

I have two computer. In one of them, I customized some shortcut keys and now it would be nice to have the same configuration in the other machine as well. How can I do that? I tried 'save' and 'load' from the 'keyboard panel' but it didn't work. In fact, all the other default keys were erased.

Re: [users] Shortcut keys

I agree that such shortcuts would be an important feature that should be implemented in OOo. In the meantime I suggest that you check out a little Dutch software collaed Allchars, available at http://allchars.zwolnet.com/ . It's very lightweight (less than 500 kB downlo

Re: [users] Shortcut keys

On Sat, 2005-05-21 at 15:50 -0500, Peter Kupfer OOo wrote: > Buggy Code wrote: > > Hi > > > > Moving away from MS Word - I seem to miss a feature in OOffice that I > > liked in Word. > > I frequently need to insert special symbol characters to my text. In MS > > Word I can assign key sequences

Re: [users] Shortcut keys

Buggy Code wrote: Hi Moving away from MS Word - I seem to miss a feature in OOffice that I liked in Word. I frequently need to insert special symbol characters to my text. In MS Word I can assign key sequences to specific symbols such a Ctrl,Alt, [left arrow] for an -> symbol. Can something

Re: [users] Shortcut keys

On Thu, 2005-05-12 at 11:51 +1000, Buggy Code wrote: > Hi > > Moving away from MS Word - I seem to miss a feature in OOffice that I > liked in Word. > I frequently need to insert special symbol characters to my text. In MS > Word I can assign key sequences to specific symbols such a Ctrl,Alt,

[users] Shortcut keys

Hi Moving away from MS Word - I seem to miss a feature in OOffice that I liked in Word. I frequently need to insert special symbol characters to my text. In MS Word I can assign key sequences to specific symbols such a Ctrl,Alt, [left arrow] for an -> symbol. Can something like this be easily

Re: [users] Shortcut

Hi Marcelo, To get the same function as ctrl+end, use ctrl+end. To get the same function as shift+ctrl+end, use shift+ctrl+end. tc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In Excel with Ctrl+End, or Shift+Ctrl+End to select, i can go to then end of the cells with anything on it, is there any equivalent to this i

[users] Shortcut

In Excel with Ctrl+End, or Shift+Ctrl+End to select, i can go to then end of the cells with anything on it, is there any equivalent to this in the OpenOffice Cal?? Marcelo - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For addition

Re: [users] Shortcut bar for Open Office

Mine dosn't work either. This is a bit of a nuience. Robin Monks MozillaNetwork On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 12:30:28 -0500, Kevin A. Purcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jim White wrote: > > >Right-clicking on the OOo icon in the systray provides some of the > >functionality of the MSO shortcut bar. >

Re: [users] Shortcut bar for Open Office

Jim White wrote: Right-clicking on the OOo icon in the systray provides some of the functionality of the MSO shortcut bar. Is this supposed to work in 1.9? Mine doesn't. -- --- Rev. Kevin A. Purcell www.kev

RE: [users] Shortcut bar for Open Office

Right-clicking on the OOo icon in the systray provides some of the functionality of the MSO shortcut bar. Jim White > -Original Message- > From: michael armitage [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 5:03 PM > To: users@openoffice.org >

Re: [users] Shortcut bar for Open Office

michael armitage wrote: I'm using Open Office 1.1.3, on Windows XP Sp2. I 'd like to have the equivalent of an MS Office shortcut bar. Is there a plug in &/or desktop programme that is suitable. I have just begun to use Open Office. It looks to have all I need and is so much smaller and less

[users] Shortcut bar for Open Office

I'm using Open Office 1.1.3, on Windows XP Sp2. I 'd like to have the equivalent of an MS Office shortcut bar. Is there a plug in &/or desktop programme that is suitable. I have just begun to use Open Office. It looks to have all I need and is so much smaller and less (no) cost ! Mike Armi