thanks for the pointer Stuart but I still need a bit more help choosing
a color scheme.
If I head over to Options-Libreoffice-Colors I can see the RGB values
for colors. EG Gray2 detailed below (1450253) is shown as R:221, G:221,
B:221. I don't see the tie in between the RGB numbers and the
Am 08.08.2015 um 09:00 schrieb Tim Lloyd:
thanks for the pointer Stuart but I still need a bit more help choosing
a color scheme.
If I head over to Options-Libreoffice-Colors I can see the RGB values
for colors. EG Gray2 detailed below (1450253) is shown as R:221, G:221,
B:221. I don't see
wonderful. Thanks Andreas, that has nailed it. I'll note this down and
experiment
On 08/08/15 19:09, Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 08.08.2015 um 09:00 schrieb Tim Lloyd:
thanks for the pointer Stuart but I still need a bit more help choosing
a color scheme.
If I head over to
Using Ubuntu 15.04 64bit
Using Version: 4.4.5.2
I am trying to insert a watermark into a writer document.
The help files says:
1.
Choose *Format - Page*.
2.
On the *Background* tab page, select a background color or a
background graphic.
However, there is NO background tab on
Hello, I'm having a problem with the docs. E.g. there's a method
gotoRange that takes XTextRange type. So, I need to find a method
in the class of opened document that returns that type. Well, easy:
type(file)
class 'pyuno'
And… there isn't documentation for the class pyuno. That's just
UNO is self-documenting and there is a GUI for what it has to tell:
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74t=49294
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I use LibreOffice 5 on LinuxMint 17.2 and the text is rendered correctly.
Have a look in Format - Fonts when you are in Math and see what fonts are
shown there. They should be the same as the default font you use for
Writer documents. (In my case I use Liberation Serif in Writer and
