Hi Florian
I think initially when you first start using OOo you're better referring to
the PDF documents or the Wiki rather than the help file as they're more up
to date.
I know that the Base documentation is currently being updated. Not sure if
I've been of help at all.
Claire
On 2 March 2010
Florian Effenberger wrote:
Forwarding this (anonymized) to this list, and pointing the original
poster to it
Original Message
Subject: OO helpfile
Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2010 09:23:54 +0800
To: Florian Effenberger flo...@openoffice.org
G'day Florian,
Sorry to bother you, and
Claire Wood wrote:
I think initially when you first start using OOo you're better referring to
the PDF documents or the Wiki rather than the help file as they're more up
to date.
The problem is that there is little user-oriented documentation on
Base. Getting Started with Base is very good
Jean
To be honest, I'm in agreement with Florian. On the whole I've only used
the help file twice since signing up as I don't find it helpful. I think in
places it's too descriptive rather than giving users concise instructions
about how to do what they want and I ended up reverting to a
Hi All
re Facebook. Someone wants to try getting everyone to join the one group.
There's no way that you can share with everyone unless you join all 75
groups which defeats the object really, but such is life.
On the whole, I think Facebook has quite a few issues to address at the
moment, not
Hey everyone. I am new to the mailing list so please let me know if I am
missing something or doing something wrong.
I run the site easy10seconds.com, which is a video how to site with the idea
of supplying short free videos for others to link to. I have 3 OOo right now;
Calc, Writer
On 3/2/2010 11:50 AM, Josh wrote:
Hey everyone. I am new to the mailing list so please let me know if I am
missing something or doing something wrong.
I run the site easy10seconds.com, which is a video how to site with the idea of
supplying short free videos for others to link to. I have 3
Hi all,
please feel free to submit issues regarding the installed Help using
Issuezilla: http://qa.openoffice.org/ooQAReloaded/ooQA-ReportBugs.html
If you don't speak Issuezillanean you can e-mail your issue to me.
As an exception you may post the issue on this mailing list.
Unfortunately,
Effective immediately, the Authors mailing list has been moved to a
new home, auth...@documentation.openoffice.org
This move is necessary because user-faq is no longer a supported/valid
project and will not be included in the move to the new hosting
infrastructure for OOo.
All current
Linking from the user guide chapters in the wiki sounds good to me.
Some links have already been added (not by me) from the UGs to other
tutorials and items on the wiki or on other websites. (When I see
them, I check them to make sure they are legitimate and not spam.)
I'm not sure I like the
Is there any way to change the size of the checkboxes, option buttons,
and other symbols used in form controls? I haven't been able to find
it, but when using a checkbox (etc) in a form with large type in the
text, the size of the checkbox is very small by comparison.
I hope I'm just missing
If you are using Adobe LiveCycle Designer (cs3 for me) you can change
the point size on the checkbox to any size you wish.
Alan
On 3/3/2010 4:10 PM, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Is there any way to change the size of the checkboxes, option buttons,
and other symbols used in form controls? I
Um... this question was referring to creating forms in OOo Writer.
We're documenting OOo, so it's pretty irrelevant what an Adobe product
will do... especially one that doesn't run on Linux.
--Jean
deleeuw3 wrote:
If you are using Adobe LiveCycle Designer (cs3 for me) you can change
the
ok. although usually i find there are cross-platform similarities in
design.
Alan
On 3/3/2010 5:50 PM, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Um... this question was referring to creating forms in OOo Writer.
We're documenting OOo, so it's pretty irrelevant what an Adobe product
will do... especially one
Hmmm does Adobe LiveCycle Designer actually let you change the
size of a form control checkbox? I can't recall if MS Word does it.
If I use a checkbox symbol that isn't part of a form control (that is,
just a symbol from an ordinary font, not a form control), I can make
it any size I
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