A few days ago I muttered something about writing a miniature office suite -
provisionally labelled Office Miniatures, so now you know! ;) - suitable
for handhelds, etc, and using the ODF file format.
I've got a question about the ODF format resulting from that - I was wondering
if anyone
I can't find the link to part one, but here's part two:
Matt Leppard. Getting away from the Office (part two) Bangkok Post.
18 Jan 2006.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/180106_Database/18Jan2006_datacol11.php
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Software patents endanger
I will kindly suggest to move this question to a more technical forum such
as dev@xml.openoffice.org and
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This lists are with the xml opendocument architects that are more capable of
answer your question.
On 1/21/06, Wesley Parish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A few days ago I
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Does somebody know if, there is a built-in OOo macro language
function to list all files of a folder, sorted by date?
Tools.UCB.ReadDirectories provides an array of all the filenames in a
directory. You'll probably have to write the
Hey,
None of those things are strictly necessary. You just won't be able to
know for certain that the file you're receiving is a valid .odt file.
I'm not 100% sure about the character entities, but I don't think you
need those either.
If you want to develop for ODF, I suggest you come to
Dear all,
I am maintaing the PCs in a small university lab and I would like to
switch my users from a competitor's product made in Redmond to OOo
2.0.1. My colleagues however come from different countries and would
like to see their native language being used for the OOo GUI.
So far, however,
Stephan Gromer wrote:
Dear all,
I am maintaing the PCs in a small university lab and I would like to
switch my users from a competitor's product made in Redmond to OOo
2.0.1. My colleagues however come from different countries and would
like to see their native language being used for the
Were they burned already? Did you store them vertically? Did you read the
rest of my email?
On 1/22/06, Daniel Kasak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chad Smith wrote:
Even the worst made CD burned on a home desktop should last more than 15
years, unless you lay it burn-side up in a pool of water
Chad Smith wrote:
Even the worst made CD burned on a home desktop should last more than 15
years, unless you lay it burn-side up in a pool of water with direct
sunlight, in which case the lifespan can be measured in days.
You're kidding, right?
I've had CDRs go sour after 18 months ... left
Thanks.
I've just sent the email off. FWIW, I intend using ODF as the default file
format. ;)
Wesley Parish
Quoting Daniel Carrera [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey,
None of those things are strictly necessary. You just won't be able to
know for certain that the file you're receiving is a valid
Theoretically it shouldn't matter what program is used but I have noticed
that some CD's burned with Nero5 and then later would not open. I no longer
had Nero in the machine but the Roxio burning suite. Data storage and
program back-ups are burned and Read in any computer selected (closed
Greetings,
You've probably heard this before, but I suggest that OOo add email
support. The biggest obstacle that I have in getting people to switch
away from MS Outlook is that they like editing their emails with Word.
shudder I can't remember how may times that I've thought about how
I am beginner user of openoffice,but I like it and I think is really useful.
I want to tell you about some problems (or ideas!):
the pointer doesn't go automatically to the new command button(like in other
windows program).
if I make a selection and I do `filter` , I think
Hello,
I am an executive for a small business and oversee our database development. We
currently use ms sql and use crystal to deploy reports. I am a fan of
openoffice and I think it would be great if there would be any thought of
creating a report writer able to use stored procedures etc.
Yes we can help you implement this into your deployment, please look for the
database project http://dba.openoffice.org for the necesary drivers and also
the extended development of the module to capture the extras you need.
On 1/22/06, Kraig Hollingworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I
The discuss mailing list is for general lesser technical discussions, your
question/proposal sounds like it will be best addressed on the api-dev
mailing list at http://api.openoffice.org
On 1/21/06, Booksha Marcel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am beginner user of openoffice,but I like it and
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