But what I cannot understand is why the continual changing by any
...
to improve - ok; but this continual changing makes it nearly
impossible to stay up-to-date;
forinstance, the typewriter basically stayed the same -
yes, they electrified it, even adding
Libreoffice 4.2.0.0 (beta 1).
When I press F1 or Help - Help for LibreOffice in the menu I get the
online help (https://help.libreoffice.org/), not the inbuilt offline
help. Any way to force the program to open offline help as in LO 4.1 or
do I have to wait untill the next release of 4.2?
I
Den 29.11.2013 14:27, skreiv Tom Davies:
Hi :)
Which language? It's possible that non-English(US) languages might
still be being translated. Even the English (US) one might possibly
not be completely ready yet = which would make it difficult to
translate! There is a carefully thought out
Hi :)
Everyone gets all the emails to this list so in 1 email you can
respond to multiple people at the same time. It feels unnatural and
most people don't think of it but it can be done, in theory. I often
deal with 1 email at a time and then when i read another email later
on wished that i had
Hi :)
Which language? It's possible that non-English(US) languages might
still be being translated. Even the English (US) one might possibly
not be completely ready yet = which would make it difficult to
translate! There is a carefully thought out process and series of
freezes for these things
Hi :)
I've been thinking about this over-night a bit and it's the same old
problem. People hear MS Office and think that it's all the same.
One local charity is finding that on the rare occasion they get a new
machine one of the first things they have to do is to install a
different version of
Tom Davies wrote:
Also on newer machines MS have started running a cunning scheme
whereby people get to use a trial version of MS Office which then
stops working after a month or so. In order to keep on using it
people have to pay an extra bit.
That happened to a friend of mine about 3 years
On 11/29/2013 07:21 AM, anne-ology wrote:
But what I cannot understand is why the continual changing by any
...
to improve - ok; but this continual changing makes it nearly
impossible to stay up-to-date;
forinstance, the typewriter basically stayed the same -
Hello,
I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 13.10, which apparently deprecated the
python-uno package which supports Python 2.7. Unfortunately I need this
for use with Appy POD (http://appyframework.org/pod.html), which is a
Python based libreoffice template framework for Writer and Calc. Any ideas
On 11/29/2013 04:21 PM, Element Green wrote:
Hello,
I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 13.10, which apparently deprecated the
python-uno package which supports Python 2.7. Unfortunately I need this
for use with Appy POD (http://appyframework.org/pod.html), which is a
Python based libreoffice
On 11/29/2013 09:05 AM, supp...@engineered-solutions.us wrote:
Hi,
I've got an odd result coming from a test drive DB I'm using OpenLibre to front
end.
DB is MySQL 5.5 using current MySql native driver on Server 2003 with base
being installed locally same machine.
Libre Base attaches to a
Thanks for the tip. However, I usually just use the command line
applications apt-get, dpkg and apt-cache. This isn't a package manager or
operator error, from what I can tell. There appears to be a lack of Python
Uno support for Python 2.7 on Ubuntu 13.10. I'm trying to figure out how
to add
hi. I work in a state school, using ms windows and ms office... i think I know
the policy of microsoft. I think they use a sort of (apparent) programmed
obsolescence for the software. I mean: periodically they add a new version
with some changes in interface, macro programming, functions and
John Meyer wrote:
I didn't know we considered trialware cunning.
They let people create edit documents for a while and then hold them
hostage, until the users coughs up for MS Office.
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Problems?
Paolo Debortoli wrote:
think microsoft did the same politics with charities and schools: discounted
prices (but they are still stealing money somehow...)
One thing MS got caught doing was providing free software to charities
and then claiming full retail value as a tax deduction.
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To
soapbox
The distain goes both ways. Remember that Stave Ballmer called open source
software (specifically Linux) a cancer. Microsoft has a long history of
passing similar opinions about FLOSS as fact and using their monopoly
status to cull any competition. Why can you not buy a computer that is
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/How_Tos/Calc:_FV_function
On 11/27/2013 07:12 PM, Dave Liesse wrote:
I've had troubles in the past finding specific financial functions, as
well. Can't help from the function standpoint in this case, but you
could always fall back on the
Now that Dave was kind enough to translate the problem into common
financial terms I recognize, finding the FV function is easy.
Menu-Insert-Function-Select Financial-FV
OR, use the function wizard to accomplish the same.
I've always hated word problems, I could never translate words into math
John Kennedy
Why can you not buy a computer that is already configured to dual boot?
Because no one needs it.
Or why is it so difficult to buy a computer with no operating system?
Because people buy computers to work, not to tinker with.
Microsoft has decreed to computer manufacturers
How can I set the date format in Writer so that whenever I select
INSERT-FIELDS-DATE it will insert a hard
December 31, 1999 (for example) instead of the 12/31/99 which is totally
inappropriate for correspondence.
Having to re-specify INSERT-FIELDS-OTHER-DATE-DATE(fixed)-December 31,
1999 every
Virgil Arrington:
I'm no fan of MS, and I'm sure I don't fully understand all of its business
practices, but I truly hope that disdain for Redmond is not the primary
motivation for LO and other forms of FOSS.
Foss people are hurt that no one is interested in their bungles except
occasional
Le 29/11/2013 18:05, supp...@engineered-solutions.us a écrit :
Hi,
I've looked for a configuration issue that might affect it, but it puzzles me
since table and query operations work fine, why the form would adopt such an
odd behavior.
Anyone able to offer a suggestion what to look for
Le 29/11/2013 22:49, Element Green a écrit :
Hi,
There is a python3-uno, but it doesn't help me, since Appy POD does not yet
support Python 3. The package was called python-uno on previous Ubuntu
versions, but now its marked as deprecated and attempting to install it
indicates that the
Mac OS X (based on BSD and the Mach kernel)
Android (based on Linux)
Linux
apache
Firefox
ant
gcc
OpenJDK
xerces
xalan
fop
saxon (up to and including Saxon HE)
itext (recently commercialised)
pdfbox
Gnome
KDE
Gimp
Clojure
etc
etc
etc
Oh, yes, LibreOffice. Seems successful to me.
The world looks
On 30/11/2013 08:03, fos wrote:
How can I set the date format in Writer so that whenever I select
INSERT-FIELDS-DATE it will insert a hard
December 31, 1999 (for example) instead of the 12/31/99 which is totally
inappropriate for correspondence.
Having to re-specify
On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 19:20:03 PM -0500, Virgil Arrington wrote:
James wrote in response to John:
I didn't know we considered trialware cunning.
They let people create edit documents for a while and then hold
them hostage, until the users coughs up for MS Office.
I wouldn't consider it
On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 21:57:50 PM +, Paolo Debortoli wrote:
hi. I work in a state school, using ms windows and ms office... i
think I know the policy of microsoft. I think they use a sort of
(apparent) programmed obsolescence for the software.
Hi Paolo, and... NO. Not the software. They
Le 30/11/2013 07:03, fos a écrit :
Hi,
How can I set the date format in Writer so that whenever I select
INSERT-FIELDS-DATE it will insert a hard
December 31, 1999 (for example) instead of the 12/31/99 which is totally
inappropriate for correspondence.
Having to re-specify
On Thu, Nov 28, 2013 18:00:31 PM -0800, tk wrote:
And along those lines, is there still a person, or group that constructs:
* A Pan-Indian LibO DVD.
Hi Jonathon, not sure what you mean here. Are you saying that there WERE such
dvds, or that somebody SHOULD do them?
Many companies,
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