Hi Tanstaafl
Not what I am referring to, I think you have misunderstood my content.
Agreed and I know the headers (or should I say mail body code) are
always present with the emails. What I am referring to is that the
header information is hidden by default, but one can reveal this hidden
Hi Tom
Interesting post. Agree, sometimes these software wars becomes irksome,
as my late mother and father used to say and raised us with this motto
how do you know you don't like it if you have not tried it. This was
from our young years with foodstuffs that traditionally many young
HI Kracked_P_P
As to my statement, here is a screenshot of the Windows version of LO
4.0.4.3. indicating the option to check Use LiberOffice dialogues
under General. I'll look under my Linux (dual boot) to see what you
are referring to. You should see these screenshot, but it will be
Urmas
Of which it has never been fully ratified and accepted as an open
document standard, the argument still proceeds today over the MS open
standards.
-
Standardization process
Main article: Standardization of
Again, you troll with no supply of facts. My response was out by 2%
WOW!!! but this article includes tablets and Windows RT
http://www.winbeta.org/news/windows-8-and-windows-rt-account-45-global-tablet-market-share-q2-2013
Andrew Brown
On 31/07/2013 04:45 AM, Urmas wrote:
Just know that
Hi,
a friend of mine would like to build a dictionary for a local dialect
and he asked for my help.
First I build the aff and dic files and I tested them with hunspell. It
works.
Next I was able to construct an oxt which install correctly. However the
new language do not appear in the list of
So the step I am missing to accomplish my task, it is how to register
a new language in order to be seen in the combo box in the spelling
checker dialog.
Unlike Microsoft Office, it cannot be done. The code changes must be made.
So you will have to stick to dummy language names.
If that is a
And some more info and statics with charts, to refudiate your claims of
Windows XP and Vista (the latter also a disaster for MS) of combined
market share.
http://www.statista.com/topics/823/microsoft/chart/799/market-share-of-selected-windows-operating-systems/
And it shows what you know of
Hi Sergio
Have you tried to add it under Tools - Options - Language settings and
then the sub-options of Languages and Writing aids. This might guide
you to get the language into your workspace.
Regards
Andrew Brown
On 31/07/2013 10:07 AM, Sergio Martino wrote:
Hi,
a friend of mine would
Hi :)
1. Have you been in contact with the translators mailing list? The one
international one brings together people with a lot of skills from most of the
various languages on offer. They might be able to help with this sort of thing.
2. Which language?
3. Congrats on an amazing amount
Hi :)
I think Windows will continue to dominate the desktops and full laptops, maybe
even down to notebooks.
Netbooks died off for 1 reason only. That was because people wanted Windows on
them and then found that the machines ran ridiculously slowly. Any version of
GnuLinux, even Ubuntu,
Hi Sergio
Ok, went back to look at this to try and help further, as I was able to
load my countries two of the 11 languages I wanted to use, this way.
In Tools - Options - Language settings - Languages in the section
Language of and field Locale setting can you see your created
Hi Tom
Yep, and these mobile devices are in the majority of using Android
today, a Linux distro, having outpaced even the successful Apple
pad/tablet with iOS on them. And as I covered, Firefox O/S for mobiles
is here and next year Ubuntu Touch which is being designed to run
alongside
Hi Kracked_P_P
OK, you are correct in that there is an extra dialogue box for the Linux
version of LO, in my case LO 4.0.4.2 running under Ubuntu 130.04 Raring
Ringtail. See the screenshots below now from Linux. If others want to
see this then I will make an entry on Nabble.
The print
On 07/31/2013 10:07 AM, Sergio Martino wrote:
Hi,
a friend of mine would like to build a dictionary for a local dialect
and he asked for my help.
First I build the aff and dic files and I tested them with hunspell. It
works.
Can you help me to do this, is there any tutorial or something? How
https://bugs.freedesktop.org
Product: LibreOffice
Component: Linguistic
Severity: enhancement
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Can you help me to do this, is there any tutorial or something? How to
build aff and dic so it can be tested?
This one is a good start: http://linux.die.net/man/4/hunspell
To test it with LO, download some dictionary extension, rename it, throw
away unneeded files and make corresponding
Hmm, maybe your Calibri font file is corrupted? I have Calibri font on
my system, wrote a new file using the font, closed and opened.
No, file isn't corrupted, this font work normally under Windows and in
kwrite for example. This bug isn't related to LO official build, it is only
for Archlinux
Hi :)
I have to disagree. Amit does have some good points even if some minor details
are not entirely accurate.
It's a subject we often argue about here. Yes we do need to follow MS's lead
and keep working at greater and greater compatibility with their formats and
their ways of doing
Le 30/07/13 17:26, Tom Davies a écrit :
Hi,
I could be mistaken, but automatic backup doesn't work for Base
documents, and to be honest, I don't think it ever did (or at least not
properly).
Alex
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On 2013-07-31 3:20 AM, Andrew Brown andre...@icon.co.za wrote:
Not what I am referring to, I think you have misunderstood my content.
Agreed and I know the headers (or should I say mail body code)
I assure you I have a very good understanding of this, and 'mail body
code' is certainly *not*
Urmas wrote:
So the open document standards were
born and ratified and accpeted by the majority of the world that counts.
Microsoft is using an open standard format called OpenXML. Stop
pushing your vendor-locked ODF crap here please.
You may want to read up a bit on OpenXML and how it was
Urmas wrote:
Another major reason are huge bribes given to government officials to
deploy {Libre|Open}Office solutions in budget-funding institutions
worldwide.
Actually, if you care to check the facts, it's Microsoft that's been
doing that.
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On 30/07/2013 12:48 PM, Charles Marcus wrote:
On 2013-07-30 5:16 AM, Andrew Brown wrote:
Remember to return your headers to normal otherwise every
subsequent email will be sent out with all headers exposed in the
email, generally looking like
Tom Davies wrote:
Netbooks died off for 1 reason only. That was because people wanted Windows
on them
Actually, there was a bit of MS strong arming manufacturers as well. I
have an Asus Eee PC, which I loaned to a friend. She loves it, even
though her computer experience had previously been
Andrew Brown wrote:
yes where MS currently dominates, but not for long.
Of course one also has to look at why MS dominates. The reasons include
strong arming and extortion. MS has long been an unethical company,
going back to when Bill Gates and Paul Allen developed a BASIC
interpreter for the
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 4:37 AM, Andrew Brown andre...@icon.co.za wrote:
And some more info and statics with charts, to refudiate your claims of
Windows XP and Vista (the latter also a disaster for MS) of combined market
share.
http://www.statista.com/**topics/823/microsoft/chart/**
On 07/28/2013 05:26 PM, Jim Byrnes wrote:
Hi Fernand,
Your reply went straight to my email inbox so I a reposting it here to
keep the thread alive.
Is there a concise list or table that shows what listeners are available
to use in a calc sheet? Or maybe a way to generate one?
Thanks, Jim
Hi :)
Thanks all!! :D
A very informative thread and i feel i have learned quite a lot from this. It
was a tad off-topic to start with so thanks for helping me out anyway. I like
this list quite a lot these days. It's almost like a family, complete with all
the arguments and everything ;)
On 07/31/2013 06:24 AM, Krunoslav Šebetić wrote:
On 07/31/2013 10:07 AM, Sergio Martino wrote:
Hi,
a friend of mine would like to build a dictionary for a local dialect
and he asked for my help.
First I build the aff and dic files and I tested them with hunspell. It
works.
Can you help me
When I had the issue with the duplexing on one printer, it seemed that
everyone who was helping must have been on Windows, since they did not
know what I was talking about with the extra dialog check box. Why it
is listed in the Linux [Ubuntu 10.04LTS and 12.04LTS for me back then]
and not
Hi :)
It seems to be for a fairly specific area of Italy. I'm not even sure if the
dialect has a separate name.
In England we have a lot of different types of 'English' some of which are
completely incomprehensible to an outsider living as far as 30miles away. None
of my family ever
Hi :)
wrt Virtual Memory/pagefile.sys/Swap on Windows the trick seems to be to set it
as a fixed value.
Find
System Properties - Advanced tab - Performance (top 3rd) Settings -
Performance Settings - Advanced tab here too - Virtual Memory (bottom section)
Change
There will be about 3
Hi Jomali
Agreed iOS and OSX are built from portions of BSD, as well as NextStep
(OpenStep, once Apple bought out the Next company), but it also does not
play a major role in mainframes and servers, but I concede it did for a
long time dominate the tablet market, and raised the desktop and
Hi Kracked_P_P
You have me all quizzy now about it too. I own a Brother MFC-J6510DW
large format multifunction printer, quite a process to set it up in
Ubuntu (like you from 10.04 to present 13.04) and this box was ticked by
default in LO's settings. I will experiment with it unticked and see
Hi Tom
Ah Ok, I see, this is the same methodology I'm using. I generally turn
off the swap file for a badly defragged drive, including any hibernation
files etc if active or used on a laptop, then defrag (Disktrix
UltimateDefrag, possibly the best I've used to date). After a good
clean-up I
Hi
I was asked to post the screenshots in this reply to Kracked_P_P, on Nabble
so here I go
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4068330/Screenshot1.jpg
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4068330/Screenshot2.jpg
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Hi :)
Is Disktrix UltimateDefrag free? FOSS? Lol, somehow i doubt it but i keep an
ear out jic.
I tend to use the inbuilt Windows one. I don't really care enough anymore to
go beyond that. When i did used to care i used PerfectDisk. it usually has a
1 month free trial and that was
Hi all,
I download two files from my banks that have transaction descriptions that
look like so (the one with a * to the left is from Bank #2 - the rest are
from Bank #1):
PURCHASE AT MY GROCER #NNN, CHARLOTTE, NC ON 050913 FROM CARD#:
* MY GROCER #NNN CHARLOTTE NC
Hi Tom
No it's payware https://www.disktrix.com/ but well worth the $30.00, and
only necessary for Windows. If you do want to care again, and want a
very good free version then Piriform's Defraggler is a great product
http://www.piriform.com/. They've recently gone to a payware model, but
At 18:32 31/07/2013 -0400, Don Parris wrote:
I download two files from my banks that have transaction
descriptions that look like so (the one with a * to the left is from
Bank #2 - the rest are from Bank #1):
PURCHASE AT MY GROCER #NNN, CHARLOTTE, NC ON 050913 FROM CARD#:
On 07/31/2013 03:50 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
/snip/
In England we have a lot of different types of 'English' some of which are
completely incomprehensible to an outsider living as far as 30miles away.
None of my family ever understood my Gran for example, but she was always
there
Thanks Brian,
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 7:46 PM, Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.comwrote:
At 18:32 31/07/2013 -0400, Don Parris wrote:
SNIP
All this doesn't help much until we know exactly what you need to extract
from all this.
I hope it became more clear further down that I really
Hi :)
I still hear a lot of differences in even very common phrases used in different
areas of the US. I think it's inevitable whenever people group together in any
way. The media seems to average things out a bit but it's more like a trading
language that doesn't really belong to anywhere
At 21:35 31/07/2013 -0400, Don Parris wrote:
Again, I just need to figure out how to extract that bit from the
bank's description. Any thoughts on that?
As I mentioned, that depends on the precise possibilities in the bank
data. If the relevant data is always in the same columns of the
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