Hi guys,
I'm having a few minor problems with compatibility when importing MS
documents into LibreOffice. I know all the issues surrounding
proprietary formats etc, but nonetheless would like to get this to work
as best as possible, as I am largely stuck with using the aforementioned
formats.
As
Hi,
As I know some guys from Collabora:
https://libreoffice-from-collabora.com/l3-support/
Quoting the price:
Bug-fix insurance / entitlements, with no-claims discounts if not used.
Single bug fixes, on-demand: US$ 8,000 each.
Multiple bug fixes, pre-purchased in support packages.
I do not know
Tom, Florian,
Thanks for the replies.
An advantage of dealing with a single individual is that you build-up
a relationship with them.
Yeah, that was part of it. I've built up relationships with a few
developers in other areas, and it's always nice to discuss things on a
personal level.
2014-07-01 16:46 GMT+02:00 Andrew Beverley a...@andybev.com:
This is the real issue. I don't doubt it's good value, but I probably
should have explained my situation: at the moment I'm a single
individual trying to move small companies onto Libreoffice. Money for
the fixes will come straight
Hello,
On 1 juillet 2014 17:16:32 CEST, Cley Faye cleyf...@gmail.com wrote:
2014-07-01 16:46 GMT+02:00 Andrew Beverley a...@andybev.com:
This is the real issue. I don't doubt it's good value, but I probably
should have explained my situation: at the moment I'm a single
individual trying to
At 23:16 30/06/2014 +0200, Rob Jasper wrote:
Indeed when I look at the formatting after saving and reopening the
file, the formatting changed from #0,00# to #0,000 .
All predefined number formats are saved, and restored upon
reopening. If I define a user-defined format, it is all of a sudden
Hi :)
An advantage of dealing with a single individual is that you build-up a
relationship with them. However if they are working on something else or
distracted or get stuck on one issue then it becomes difficult. Plus they
are more likely to be more dependant on fixing the problem for you.
An
Hi :)
Sorry no response earlier! Were you able to fix this?
I think the best plan might have been to
* post a bug-report
* ask the L10n mailing list (international coordination for translators of
all languages) and/or the French Users List to see if others had the same
problem
* go back to an
but a problem arises when I
want to send
through the program libre office writer a dadoteko via Gmail or
were any other options to write the addressee is not supported and can
not open
You need a MIME-compatible E-Mail client, like Microsoft Outlook or
Thunderbird to use this feature.
There
Welcome Everyone .
I have a Question . Is there 64 Bit version of Libre Office for WINDOWS
8 ??? 64 BIT ???
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Hi :)
I think the file needs a data-source.
For XlsX and Ods you should be able to rename the file-ending to zip and
then open with an archive-manager. However the XlsX file would not open
that way and grumbled about a loading error. When i used LO to Save As
... i ended up losing the
Hi,
Not yet :) You do not need one, you can use the 32 bit :)
Liebe Grüße, / Yours,
Florian Reisinger
Am 01.07.2014 um 13:32 schrieb Lubecki Maciej POKROWIEC.COM
m...@studiofiran.bho.pl:
Welcome Everyone .
I have a Question . Is there 64 Bit version of Libre Office for WINDOWS 8 ???
64
Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Draw didn't import my .pub files perfectly but it was close enough and the
misses are areas that also cause problem in MS Office.
It looked like i only got 1 page out of the 2 but i didn't poke around much
so that is probably user-error and i'll probabl stumble on the
For replies in Slovenian, try the mailing lists at:
https://sl.libreoffice.org/po-pomoc/
To translate from English to Slovenian:
https://translate.google.com/#en/sl/
Google Translate makes a bit more sense when spaces are put in after the
full-stops in the original (Slovenian, according to
Hi :)
Oops, i still haven't gotten around to all that.
On Kubuntu on my home machine it does say that
This release was supplied by The Document Foundation, Debian and Ubuntu
I'll try to remember to check on the machine i had been using at work next
time i go in.
Thanks for the tip about Draw
Hi :)
+1
32 bit apps work in a 64bit OS.
You can think of the OS as a container holding all the apps. The
visualisation probably doesn't help in other situations but it kinda makes
sense that apps are inside the OS.
Regards from
Tom :)
On 1 July 2014 19:12, Florian Reisinger
On Tue, 2014-07-01 at 16:18 +0100, Tom Davies wrote:
That once they reach a stage of their migration where they start
making substantial savings then they could put a fraction of that
saving into external support like that or even to consider paying a
couple of in-house devs part-time.
On Tue, 2014-07-01 at 17:16 +0200, Cley Faye wrote:
Unless having a very specific corner-case, it is very possible that
you're not alone having this issue. It might be interesting to have some
place to regroup funding for fixing such bugs. Kinda like crowdfunding, but
with bug reports
This was sent mistakenly to me;
since I merely responded to the initial sender, am forwarding to
the list.
From: William W. Austin aire...@att.net
Date: Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 1:21 PM
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] which version has the best legacy
importing?
To: anne-ology
Hi Andy,
Just a quick note of support.
Several years ago I helped a friend in a small business with just 6 computers
migrate to LO and while it was a bit of a challenge at first the users very
quickly realised the advantages and yes some MSO documents will give you
trouble especially .docx but
Le 02/07/2014 00:54, Andrew Beverley a écrit :
Hi Andrew,
A great idea (thanks Tom as well). In fact, I'm surprised it doesn't
already exist.
Here :
https://freedomsponsors.org/core/issue/?s=libreofficeproject_id=project_name=
and here :
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