How does that RSA apply to using Windows based OS and software?
I'd suggest trying LO, I've used it with no issues between a few
applications, as long as I remember to save in the correct MS format. My
only issues have been minor touch-ups needed for formatting before printing
on Windoze.
I
Richard Kolb II richard.k...@gmail.com writes:
I also picked up a 32gb usb drive, which I use to run linux on a laptop
with a fried sata controller. The issue I would see with sending your kids
to school with an OS on a stick is that they might have been smart enough
to disable booting off
I must have missed that, I apologize, the coffee pot was empty when I got
to work and I had to wait. :)
On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 9:38 AM, David Rysdam da...@rysdam.org wrote:
Richard Kolb II richard.k...@gmail.com writes:
I also picked up a 32gb usb drive, which I use to run linux on a laptop
If you're using LO on Linux, you likely will benefit from installing and
using the MS core true type fonts in LO files saved in Office formats and
shared with Windows users.
ttf-mscorefonts-installer is the package name, at least on Mint.
It is not free, but does not cost anything.
Andale
Tell the school about the RSA requiring open software and that they need to fix
the problem. The IT folks there may not have the resources to fix it (they
might not have a LINUX guy), so they will probably have to contract it out, but
that shouldn't be a problem because any chance a school gets
David Ohlemacher ohlemac...@gmail.com writes:
If you're using LO on Linux, you likely will benefit from installing and
using the MS core true type fonts in LO files saved in Office formats and
shared with Windows users.
Good tip, thanks!
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On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 2:50 PM, r...@mrt4.com wrote:
Tell the school about the RSA requiring open software and that they need
to fix the problem. The IT folks there may not have the resources to fix it
(they might not have a LINUX guy), so they will probably have
Any Windows guy should be
ttf-mscorefonts-installer
Easily my favorite MS product since OS2.
In particular, *Georgia* and *Verdana* are a great pair of fonts, designed
to complement each other as *text* and *Title*. I have a lot of respect
for MS's Typographers last decade.
(*It's not their fault what people abuse
One comment on LO interchange with MSO from recent experience working with
MSO-only consultants -- LO Track Changes didn't seem to be as reliably
portable when round-tripping doc* files with MS Word users. The changelog
was a mess by the time we were done.
(I was still on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS at
