Maybe your statistics are correct, but I sure hope the trend ends
anon -
I have no intention of going 'small', in order to type with my
thumbs ;-)
Now to answer your question, to remove any of the toolbars,
go to the menu options where toolbars are located ...
On 27/05/15 09:32 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
If the folder contains some spreadsheets and some other things and you only
want to open the spreadsheets then the fastest way i can think of is to use
the file-browser to arrange/sort the files by type rather than by name or
date. That might make
On 27/05/15 02:05 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
At 10:22 27/05/2015 +0900, Thomas Noname wrote:
Is there a trick to tell LibreOffice, in particular Calc, to open
files automatically?
Not that I know of. (Perhaps someone knows better.)
Lotus 123 allows to specify a folder and then opens the files
Hi :)
If possible it is a good idea to export your database tables to a different
program such as Postgresql or MariaDb/MySql or any other non-Java external
back-end. Then hopefully Base can connect to your external back-end
without having to edit your Queries, Forms or Reports much.
This is a
Hi :)
If the folder contains some spreadsheets and some other things and you only
want to open the spreadsheets then the fastest way i can think of is to use
the file-browser to arrange/sort the files by type rather than by name or
date. That might make it easier to select them all.
I think
Hi :)
You can post a feature request asking for this functionality to be added
to Impress. To do so i think you post it as a bug report but then one of
the drop-down menus or something should be able to mark it as a feature
request.
I think quite a lot of us didn't know this functionality
I often use the arrow keys to move objects in both Impress and word. I use
the mouse to move it to the general area I want the object then refine using
the arrow. What I have learned for experimentation is that using the arrow
keys alone moves the object a medium amount. When used with the
Hi :)
It's always best to have an original in the ODF format (for text-based
documents that is Odt, for spreadsheets it would be Ods, and for
presentations it would be Odp) before saving in any of the non-standards
formats. ODF is used by many programs and all implement it the same way as
each
Hi :)
Fairly soon after getting an image into a document maybe right-click on it
and change it's Anchor type from to paragraph to something else, such
as to page. Then when you edit the text it might stay put or at least
move in a way that makes sense.
So, right-click on image before editing
2015-05-27 15:15 GMT+02:00 Gary Dale garyd...@torfree.net:
Put that into a script or a link to a script in your Autostart folder
(.kde/Autostart on my KDE system).
To open all the files in a folder, just use a loop like this:
for f in *; do; libreoffice --calc -o $f; done
We don't need
This works fine with wine:
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74t=77089
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Hi all,
we are using localc to convert ods files generated by some scripts to xlsx
and xls. This is working great however now we need to add some freeze rows
or lines.
When we create a ods spreadsheet with LibreOffice, define freezing the first
few lines and rows (Wndows - Frezze) and exporting
At 09:15 27/05/2015 -0400, Gary Dale wrote:
At 10:22 27/05/2015 +0900, Thomas Noname wrote:
Is there a trick to tell LibreOffice, in particular Calc, to open
files automatically?
Lotus 123 allows to specify a folder and then opens the files
therein automatically whenever the software is
2015-05-27 19:46 GMT+02:00 Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com:
No, he doesn't want it at start-up, it seems, but instead when he starts
LibreOffice. But something like this as a desktop shortcut or menu item
(not in the start-up folder) is no doubt ideal.
Since we're talking windows (I
This is still not what the OP wants.
It is possible to come close by saving the files when you are finished
editing but keeping them open.
Then kill Libreoffice (not FileExit). On restarting LO next time it
should ask to restore the files you had open.
Could also file a bug as a feature
At 17:47 26/05/2015 -0400, Eric Beversluis wrote:
I've got a book-length document heavily formatted in LO writer,
which I've exported to rtf. I'm trying to understand exactly what
gets included in that new file.
Surely all or almost all of the facets of your document?
When I open it in
At 10:22 27/05/2015 +0900, Thomas Noname wrote:
Is there a trick to tell LibreOffice, in particular Calc, to open
files automatically?
Not that I know of. (Perhaps someone knows better.)
Lotus 123 allows to specify a folder and then opens the files
therein automatically whenever the software
On 27/05/2015 19:28, Steve Edmonds wrote:
This is still not what the OP wants.
What he wants to know, is how to edit
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On 27/05/2015 01:22, Thomas wrote:
Is there a trick to tell LibreOffice, in particular Calc, to open files
automatically?
What operating system?
jonathon
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On 2015/05/27 15:05, Brian Barker wrote:
At 10:22 27/05/2015 +0900, Thomas Noname wrote:
Is there a trick to tell LibreOffice, in particular Calc, to open
files automatically?
Not that I know of. (Perhaps someone knows better.)
Lotus 123 allows to specify a folder and then opens the files
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