suggesting that my post was
a flame, then you need to thoughen up somewhat dude.
By the way, I'm still waiting for someone to integrate me a file manager
into OpenOffice.
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and handed it to Evolution. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. So,
going back to the original poster ( if he's still paying attention ),
exactly *what* further integration is required?
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On Tue, 2008-04-01 at 21:45 -0400, RJKoning wrote:
We need an outlook type component to complete the suite. Is one available?
Are we building one?
I'm using one to reply to you. It's called 'evolution'
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On Thu, 2008-04-03 at 10:52 +0800, Bret Busby wrote:
On Thu, 3 Apr 2008, Daniel Kasak wrote:
On Tue, 2008-04-01 at 21:45 -0400, RJKoning wrote:
We need an outlook type component to complete the suite. Is one
available?
Are we building one?
I'm using one to reply to you. It's
that I produced in OpenOffice. I exported it to PDF, then
switched to Evolution, and attached the PDF I just created.
Now, some people will complain that I had to switch out of OpenOffice
and into Evolution to create my email. I pity those people - honestly I
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no problem with the above process. As for the
rest, I have no time for them, for the simple reason that they have no
time for themselves either.
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inside my office package, and I think YOU should be the one
to implement it, because YOU want OpenOffice adopted by the masses. So
do it, or I'll whinge and carry on about how you don't care about users
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for that with a conversion of some sort? :-(
Lets all go get a huge bucket of FUD and start throwing it around all
over the place before we even check the contents inside ...
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establishment is Fritjof Capra
( http://www.fritjofcapra.net/ ). Depending on what you're doing, his
Centre for Ecoliteracy ( http://www.ecoliteracy.org/ ) may be interested
in working with you.
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in it, Word / Excel took about 2 or 3 seconds to start up.
I was always astonished.
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too cynical in my
old age ( 30 ).
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lists, HTML email editor ( god
forbid ). Evolution has calendar support. I have never, ever, ever, ever
wanted to write my email in my word processor. Nor will I ever.
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, but one with ALL the features of Outlook,
You mean like Evolution?
and FULLY INTEGRATED with OpenOffice.org.
What do you mean 'fully integrated'? All of my applications on my
computer are fully integrated.
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On Thu, 2007-05-24 at 15:21 +1000, Pierre wrote:
Daniel Kasak wrote:
OK. Take your bat and ball and go home. I won't loose any sleep over it.
Daniel, you disappoint me ;-) The original poster does a dummy spit and
you follow with another.
I think those of us who are positive
On Tue, 2007-05-22 at 19:58 -0400, Geoff Mehl wrote:
I was intrigued with Open Office as a great open source alternative to
MSWord, but am very disappointed in the product (Writer). Almost always a
macro is built on a series of search/replace options, and a crafty user
occasionally relies
are
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For example, how many posts have there been on Apple / X11? Or on Vista
compatibility? Or on people selling OOo on Ebay? Or on a great new
feature to add: an email client?
Prove me wrong, people!
Nice rant though :)
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here like
integration ... ) with some nice right-click menus and such.
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Karl Bell wrote:
meandering whining snipped
Sounds like you're motivated enough to join the development team and
start working on all these shortcomings, right? With such a positive
outlook, and now your expert guidance, the future promises so much ...
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the position of the button in the dialog window that's still there ( the
one with the Add button ). This is also where you delete buttons.
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the license in-tact, so
people should be able to figure out that it's open-source, and therefore
something they can download. But anyway, it's legal to charge whatever
you want for a CD with open-source software on it.
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. If the
documentation doesn't list it as a feature of Draw, then this is just a
documentation omission. Contact whoever is responsible for the
documentation you're talking about and get them to add PDF export to the
documented feature list.
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Some people, who seem to be in key positions, like the way OO's internal
structure is organized.
?
That's a vague conspiracy theory if I've ever heard one. What changes
would you make to OO's internal structure?
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, something is very, very wrong. But
native 64 bit support is coming anyway.
Dan
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scripting capability?
Chad, I've said it once, and I'll say it again: Your posts can only be
understood in the context of trolling.
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I'm not trying to censor you. I'm just responding to your post. Just as
you assert your right to express your view ( and God knows, you make
liberal use of that right ), I assert my right to respond. *Someone*
needs to grow up.
Grow up.
Ditto :)
And don't top-post!
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Chad Smith wrote:
On 8/8/06, Daniel Kasak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why stop there? Why not merge every application into one almighty
mega-application? Screw independence and individuality. One application
to rule them all!
You are absolutely right. I've been so blind.
I know.
As others
)
Any ideas ?
Why stop there? Why not merge every application into one almighty
mega-application? Screw independence and individuality. One application
to rule them all!
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Chad Smith wrote:
On 8/8/06, Daniel Kasak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why stop there? Why not merge every application into one almighty
mega-application? Screw independence and individuality. One application
to rule them all!
See what I mean? *rolls eyes*
Chad, you are free to integrate
with a 500Mhz processor. You need a bit of RAM though -
I'd say a minimum of 192MB. I've run OOo on a Linux system with a 500Mhz
processor with 128MB ( in our sales department ), and I remember
thinking Damn. This needs more memory.
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with. Also keep in mind the original poster was talking about putting
this on a laptop ... and a CHEAP one at that. So the performance of the
hard disk ( and hence virtual memory ) is going to be pretty damned
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. Try to research your stuff.
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Fred . wrote:
Hello
Microsoft Office recently got a Creative Commons add-in.
I think it would be good idea if OpenOffice had such an add-in too.
What's a Creative Commons add-in?
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I don't know. I had a Powerbook for about 18 months. X11 was the 1st
thing that went on it, and I don't remember it being difficult, even
though I had no experience with OS-X at the time.
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an integrated email client :)
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be of great help.
But you're right. It's a major pain to open up thunderbird / mozilla. It
would be much easier to open up a mail client if it were called
'OpenOffice Email'.
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the prizes. It is my belief
that they will make themselves scarce at this point :)
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Larry Gusaas wrote:
On 2 May 2006 at 8:54, Daniel Kasak wrote:
If this goes ahead, I think we should round up everyone in the mailing
lists who has insisted on an integrated email client and ask them to
put their money where their mouth is by funding the prizes. It is my
belief
-in-arms instead of being competitors. So when you say
that OOo needs to have the 'same components' as its 'competitor', I say
that it already does, as the open-source community has provided a number
of alternatives, and OOo is a member of that community.
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on having EVERYTHING encapsulated inside 1 application.
It's a mental constraint you have to get over before you can make the
best use of open-source software that's available.
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option. Evolution is aimed more at the the
Microsoft Outlook market:
http://www.gnome.org/projects/evolution/
There are win32 builds available. I haven't tried them, but I've used
the Linux version.
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your
field up into as many separate parts as you need ... as long as
everything is in a predictable order. Otherwise, there's always manual
editing of data ... it's annoying, but it's better to fix your table
design while things are small.
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report, and attach
the document to the bug report.
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looks for numeric values in a string field,
and threats them as such?
..in future versions?
I'm not an OpenOffice developer, but I can tell you now that this is not
going to happen.
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or 4B
I would split the numeric and strings parts. ie have a numeric field,
and then an extra field to store your 'modifier' or whatever. Then sort
by numeric_field, string_field
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is still there.
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transparent cross-database queries and stuff. I suppose it's up to us to
implement those features in competing open-source projects to help
people kick their Access addiction. I'm certainly doing what I can ...
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is just in Access, you should have no problems moving it to
Postgres and then linking the tables in Access. Otherwise you're looking
at a *lot* of work to get cross-database queries happening. But by all
means
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C Cichocki wrote:
Would be wouldn't it, why not create a complete one then??
That's what Evolution is aiming to do. Anyone in the open-source world
thinking of working on an Outlook look-alike for Outlook users will work
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Chad Smith wrote:
Were they burned already?
Yes
Did you store them vertically?
No. WTF?
Did you read the
rest of my email?
Yes
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Ed wrote:
In your opening window of openoffice.org, you have numerous spelling
errors that concerns me about quality control.
No I don't.
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in their case and in a
drawer.
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to manage your
desktop - it's an application suite. Use the right tool for the job.
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. I've done some small OOBasic
scripts, and I don't look forward to the next one I have to do ...
The big plus is that OOo is cross-platform. This means that moving to
OOo makes the move to Linux much easier - assuming that this is what you
want to do - it's a worthy goal IMHO :)
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, if it's a stretch to say that evolution is available for Win32,
then it's *certainly* a stretch to say that SO 5.2 is better than OOo
2.0 :-P ... but yes, I'm straying off-topic ... or on-topic, or
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ed wrote:
Yup it's in OOo 2 the bug is still there .the decreasing or increasing
indent action will lead cursor or text, over the write area (pages).
Did you file a bug report?
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) an existing app, such as Evolution.
But I concede that some people won't be happy until OOo has it's own, as
well as a built-in virus scanner, IM client, file manager, video editor
and solitaire game. I await their coding contribution ...
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the arguement's completely come off the rails :) I'll let you have
another attempt at whatever this point was supposed to be before
commenting ...
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is really more in
Apple's court than ours. From what I've read, it's a minor miracle that
OOo works on OS-X at all. It's not really feasible to target every
version of OS-X.
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against that existing product. Duplication is a waste of
resources, and as we've already agreed, the functionality that you're
after is non-trivial and will take a long time to complete. Better help
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can't be bothered with them, then open source is not
for you.
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Andrew Brown wrote:
Daniel Kasak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in news:436FCC9F.9050703
@nusconsulting.com.au:
OpenOffice.org developers have better things to do than write an email
client from scratch just because people are too lazy or incompetent to
open an external email program and attach
but choose not to use it, how about
helping out write an email client for OpenOffice? There are a lot of
people like yourself who keep asking for it - get all of them together
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Robbie Darrell Graham wrote:
Yes, I also use Thunderbird. But I would like to use something that was
integrated into open office like Outlook is in Microsoft Office.
Why?
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the time at work and
I really want it to work the same way.
Completely unacceptable, I agree.
In fact, just to spite the OOo developers, I would go out and purchase
*2* copies of MS Excel. That'll teach them!
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the sense in this approach?
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welcome to download 5.2 and try it
out. I believe it even had integrated email. *Shudder*.
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learning how to use MSO. I
told them that OO.o2 is very similar to MSO, and so they were willing to
have a go. But the slowness of the first file to enter confirmed their
prejudice. Can something be done about this?
Paul Brown
Turn on the quickstarter.
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of the
bug too.
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, buy yourself a USB memory stick, and
put an OpenOffice installer on it. Then you can install OpenOffice
wherever you go. Yay!
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FADING TOOLBARS IN MY INSTALLATION!
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me about it, and secondly, maybe post details of what you're doing at:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=45477
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was involved in additional support costs: practically nothing ... and
certainly nothing after people settled down ( couple of months ).
Something other than 'support costs' was at work in the Scottish case.
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.
At least you ended your post with a final moment of wisdom.
Seriously Chad, I don't mind people disagreeing with me and saying so.
But the tone and language of your post is simply unacceptable, and a
sign of extreme immaturity.
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identifies threats such as this
'minor impurity' and acts upon it now, we can protect ourselves from
trouble further down the track *when* Sun decides they've had enough
competition from open source.
Dan
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the OS. But I've never seen that with OOo.
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releases - I've
been trying them out under Win2k and Gentoo Linux, and we're getting
*much* better rendering of Microsoft Office documents - the difference
is very impressive. I don't suppose you know the plans for an OOo 2.x
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