Gene Heskett skrev:
On Tuesday 21 July 2009, matt saunders wrote:
I AM NEW TO OPEN OFFICE, AND AM TRING TO LEARN. I DO GET E-MAILS WITH
PICTURES THAT ARE VERY INTERESTING, AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW TO
ORGANIZE AND SEND PICTURES VIA E-MAIL, CAN YOU ADVISE ME HOW TO DO THIS?
First off Matt, all caps is considered to be shouting & is quite generally
frowned upon.
A fair comment....
Second, email isn't one of OpenOffices forte's. Yes, OOo can incorporate your
images into a document quite nicely, I've been building my Christmas cards
that way since back in 1.1 days. I would import the images, save the file as
a .pdf maybe, and mail the .pdf to whomever you want to have it, with the
mailer of your choice. A lot of folks like thunderbird, but I like kmail
better. That part (what mailer to use) is always a matter of personal taste.
Do a totally newbe know what 1.1 means ??? Is is 1.1 day ago or what??
I?m pretty sure that Matt don?t care about how long you had making
Christmas cards.
Third, you can also note that I put my reply below your question. Again this
is the natural, and much preferred style on every mailing list I haunt, about
3 dozen of them. Top posting, where you put your reply above the question
being asked, will usually get your breeches warmed up. I see you are using
windows, from your messages header:
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.5512
X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.5579
So you may have to manually move the cursor to where you want to enter your
answer, and its quite alright to enter your answer below the question,
intermixed with the rest of the message so that the context of the
"conversation" is in the same order it would be in if you were standing there
talking to the other party.
I should offer to send flowers for using windows, but... I'm a linux user
myself, since 1998.
Do you send flowers to ALL Windows users or is it just Matt that get
that offer???
As you can see in the header... I?m using Thunderbird on Windows....
All he wanted was a helping hand not flowers, ?cause he is new to open
office and trying to learn.
But maybe it?s me, thinking it was to much "ironi" or what you are
calling the flower-offer...
Just my few cents...
// Per
