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On Tuesday 22 November 2011 20:49, doug wrote:
Thanx to the responders. I'm using Linux. In Windows I usually
use WordPerfect.
AFAIK, Microsoft can read rtf. Two people whom I recently sent odf
to said they
couldn't read it. I'm told by people familiar with MS Word that
not all
doug wrote:
AFAIK, Microsoft can read rtf. Two people whom I recently sent odf to said
they
couldn't read it. I'm told by people familiar with MS Word that not all
.doc files
are compatible, there having been a change somewhere along about 1998 or so.
(I don't use anything Microsoft when I
Il 22/11/2011 08:16, doug ha scritto:
I'd like to make LO Writer default to saving everything in .rtf format.
The .odf is not readable by people with
Microsoft software, which is most of the world. If so, how? (Running
version 3.4.4)
Thanx--doug
FWIW, my ideal setup is to use odf and save in
doug-2 wrote
AFAIK, Microsoft can read rtf. Two people whom I recently sent odf to
said they
couldn't read it. I'm told by people familiar with MS Word that not all
.doc files
are compatible, there having been a change somewhere along about 1998 or
so.
(I don't use anything Microsoft
Hi :)
+1
to most of all that people have said previously.
The best work-around is to give people the link to the download page for
LibreOffice. It is easily possible to install LibreOffice alongside MS
Office. The default settings set LO up like that. At one of the last
screens of the
Hi, i'm trying to calculate sum of a column on certain values of other
column. I want to sum all the values from column value only if
corresponding id column value is 9, 10 or 11.
My SUMIF functin looks like this
*=SUMIF(D2:D187;9,10,11;E2:E187)* where D2 is id column and E2 is
value column.
Hi,
razor7 wrote
Hi, i'm trying to calculate sum of a column on certain values of other
column. I want to sum all the values from column value only if
corresponding id column value is 9, 10 or 11.
My SUMIF functin looks like this
*=SUMIF(D2:D187;9,10,11;E2:E187)* where D2 is id
Hi Gérard,
Gérard Fargeot schrieb:
Hi,
razor7 wrote
Hi, i'm trying to calculate sum of a column on certain values of other
column. I want to sum all the values from column value only if
corresponding id column value is 9, 10 or 11.
My SUMIF functin looks like this
Hi Gérard,
I've found what is wrong in the formula.
Gérard Fargeot schrieb:
=SUMIF(A2:A7,9|10|11,B2:B7)
With Regular expressions enabled in Tools Options LibreOffice Calc
Calculate.
It should be not comma but semicolon as function separator.
=SUMIF(A2:A7;9|10|11;B2:B7)
It is a nice
On 11/22/2011 04:54 AM, Marcello Romani wrote:
Il 22/11/2011 08:16, doug ha scritto:
I'd like to make LO Writer default to saving everything in .rtf format.
The .odf is not readable by people with
Microsoft software, which is most of the world. If so, how? (Running
version 3.4.4)
Thanx--doug
On 11/22/2011 05:34 AM, Pedro wrote:
doug-2 wrote
AFAIK, Microsoft can read rtf. Two people whom I recently sent odf to
said they
couldn't read it. I'm told by people familiar with MS Word that not all
.doc files
are compatible, there having been a change somewhere along about 1998 or
so.
(I
On 11/22/2011 02:39 AM, Stephan Zietsman wrote:
doug wrote:
I'd like to make LO Writer default to saving everything in .rtf format. The
.odf is not readable by people with
Microsoft software, which is most of the world. If so, how? (Running
version 3.4.4)
To change the default format when
Yes, that is what happens. But I never added a border but when I look the
image properties, it's not supposed to be any border. Anyway, when I
select No borders, the image gets OK again. But this is strange, and I can't
do this with every image everytime I open a document.
I don't know if
Hi,
I am evaluating to use Libre Office to do inline editing of office documents in
WPF application.
I am looking to check the feasibility of doing the following tasks
1. Open office documents(word, excel, powerpoint, etc) in the same
application window (Inline editing of documents)
2.
I save a file as .csv and the first time a dialog box opens asking for the
field separator and quote mark. However, text is not quoted and subsequent
save attempts do not produce that dialog box.
Pointers appreciated on how to remedy this situation.
Rich
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I save a file as .csv and the first time a dialog box opens asking for the
field separator and quote mark. However, text is not quoted and subsequent
save attempts do not produce that dialog box.
You need to choose Save As and check the option Edit filter settings so
On Tue, 22 Nov 2011, Pedro wrote:
You need to choose Save As and check the option Edit filter settings so
that LO asks you about field separator, etc.
Pedro,
I did not notice that check box tucked away in the lower left before.
Thanks for pointing it out to me.
To get the text cells
I just realized that on Fedora 16 at least with the LXDE DE the
.libreoffice folder is kept under the .config folder in the users home
folder. It used to be directly in the home folder. Anyway I did get it
to crash again when closing this one and only one spreadsheet. Through
several trial and
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 6:58 PM, Rich Shepard rshep...@appl-ecosys.com wrote:
On Tue, 22 Nov 2011, Pedro wrote:
To get the text cells quoted, on the following dialog (named Export Text
File, you must check the option Quote all text cells
Ah, silly me. :-) I assumed that selecting a text
See below.
Doug:
I open the RTF in Word on both the Mac and the PC. It worked fine on the
PC. I will try it on Mac next and let you know.
Bob
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 1:17 PM, doug dmcgarr...@optonline.net
mailto:dmcgarr...@optonline.net wrote:
Hi, Bob--
I'm forwarding this to you
On 11/23/2011 01:22 AM, doug wrote:
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I work with Bob on a Newsletter (I'm the editor) and we exchange
text files in rtf regularly. Until recently, LO, and OO before it,
had an
occasional problem with text formatting, but the latest version LO
that I have--3.4.4-- works very nicely.
Hi Doug
Thank you for your update post.
This is what the true spirit of community is all about.
You have a problem, you ask for help on a forum (mailing list, whatever) of
people who give their best to help you based on their experience, you use
one or some of the answers to solve your problem
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