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as 1.6.0_33
This DB has been running in LibO 3.4 . . . but I'm wondering if they
changed the version of HSQLDB LibO uses in 3.6 to the new version. Could
that cause this problem?
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a suggestion for fixing it? I'm on
Windows XP Pro 32-bit.
Thanks!
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a solution
for a problem that doesn't really exist.
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. . . this is the second time I've had to
send this because I forgot I have to send it to the list now.
What makes you think we are all linux users who administer at least one
linux installation?
I am a criminal defense attorney running Windows XP.
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into LibO.
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positives),
you'd multiply by -1.
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means LibO 3.5.x is of no use
to us.
If all you are looking to do is use the word processor, however, 3.5.x
should be fine.
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and such that LO have given us
since mid-3.3.x line. I use 3.4.6, but will got to 3.5.x when it get
some of its issues fixed that are specific for my needs.
This I agree with whole-heartedly!
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filters and sort
orders. It is the only report format which can be loaded from any form
with a click on a simple hyperlink.
HOWEVER . . . Calc is also broken in 3.5, in that you cannot filter any
data from external sources, so it makes it virtually impossible to run
reports in Calc in 3.5.
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Just saw this headline:
The Document Foundation announces LibreOffice for Windows from SUSE is
now available in Intel AppUp(SM) Center
Forgive my ignorance, but I'm curious now . . . what is Windows from SUSE?
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). Apparently, my second assumption--that the
SUSE project was pretty much just doing work on linux software--was
off-base.
Thanks!
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icon. Running
LO on Slackware.
Sounds like you might have the cell formatted for text.
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On 2/22/2012 12:14 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
I checked a couple of times that it was Number and the preferred format
within that group.
Hmm. I'm stumped, then. Sorry!
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Windows XP boxes.)
Has anyone else encountered this? Before I put it into the bug database,
I want to make sure I haven't screwed something up somewhere (and that
I'm not duplicating someone else's bug report).
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# might be?
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are not aimed at office users then it's ridiculous to expect anything
else.
Oh, dear lord. The top-posting-vs-bottom-posting religious wars again.
I say screw you all; I'm posting in the middle from now on. YOU figure
it out.
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else in Bugzilla that describes it. (My apologies if it ends up
being a duplicate; I often have trouble finding things on the Bugzilla
search.)
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the margin border out of luck?
me, it's me I like to see the margin borders...
I agree. I prefer to see the borders. It does make it easier to line
up/size graphics, for one.
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On 2/14/2012 4:02 PM, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
You could also enable the grid:
Yeah, the grid does work for this purpose, which is why I haven't rolled
back to 3.4.5. But the margin lines were so much nicer!
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On 12/6/2011 2:48 PM, Phil Reynolds wrote:
On 06/12/11 19:13, Steven Shelton wrote:
I got your document and I'm looking it over, but can't figure out which
fields are supposed to be omitted. Can you clarify?
The county, when empty. The country
it gets fixed
(maybe something like subparagraph dividers should be inserted before
the new subparagraph number, not after the main paragraph number)?
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at the end of the reference in the second example, which
is improper.
Is there any way to get rid of that trailing period?
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On 9/13/2011 3:57 PM, NoOp wrote:
Steven, can you not just format Numbers Bullets to: 1) remove the
period, or 2) use (A)(i)(g) instead?
Interesting. Are the periods being pulled from the Numbers and Bullets
settings? That hadn't occurred to me. I'll have to look at that!
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and will
be forced to discontinue using LibO. I suspect the same is true of
people who work in a more corporate setting, as opposed to a judicial one.
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or something. I don't have
the exact text in front of me.
Ugh.
Other than that, I really love version 3.4. Sadly, that's a bit like So
other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play? since my primary use
of LibreOffice is Base.
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On 9/7/2011 9:54 PM, Steven Shelton wrote:
I also get a crash any time I try to do a search of records.
Something about LibreOffice caused an invalid request or something.
Actually, just created a bug for this: **Bug 40701*
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40701*.
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, and saving doesn't seem to
help. I think they may have just changed the bug from always defaulting
to web display to always defaulting to print display.
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when installing 3.4 (again,
Windows XP). Is there a way to install them side-by-side?
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the process. You might try
converting over to that model.
I have heard that H2 DB is actually a bit better for this purpose and
that it's not tremendously difficult to convert over to H2 from
hypersql, but I haven't had the guts to try it yet.
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On 7/26/2011 12:01 PM, Olivier Bietzer wrote:
Cannot reproduce it on windows XP + 3.4.1. Neither *(Mart* not martin
make a crash...
No, but give it enough martinis . . .
(Sorry; couldn't resist!)
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moving to even-numbered releases are development,
odd-numbered releases are stable? Is that it?
If so, something probably needs to be said about this on the website
to clarify it for end users.
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it to me on a CD merely
labeled 3.4 Final?
There needs to be some clearer information on the site, and if the
even-numbered release are development branches, then there should be
a warning for users when they install those versions, as well.
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On 6/25/2011 8:34 AM, lee wrote:
Steven Shelton ste...@sheltonlegal.net writes:
I do *some* of that on a regular basis in my law office, since I
send out a lot of letters that are virtually identical (Dear
TITLE FIRSTNAME LASTNAME, This letter
in the information on
the blank page at the beginning, and printing them out. To create the
PDF, I just export all of the pages except the initial blank data page.
I don't know if this is EXACTLY what you're looking for, but it might
accomplish much of the same thing.
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-of-beta-and-ready-for-primetime version
now.
Isn't it . . . ?
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, and rebooting, and installing
version 3.4. This might solve your problem, too.
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is searching in c:\Windows\System for it
[snip]
is there a system variable missing?
Hmmmhave you tried copying the sal3.dll to the Windows\System
directory?
Sounds like it's a path problem.
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process.
Maybe--or maybe not--related: the English language module does not
install, despite being told to do so. As a result, spellcheck doesn't
work at all.
Are these known issues? Is there a fix/workaround?
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Any ideas?
I think there's an OOo plug-in for this that should work with LibO.
Look at the OOo extensions site.
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. My initial thought was exactly as you describe it. However,
the databases seem to open just fine in OOo 3.3 RC9. I'll double-check
that, though.
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this is happening, if it's a bug, and if so, where to report it?
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