Have you read this document?
http://www.baseprogramming.com/OOBasicDatabaseDev.pdf
Iain
On Thursday 18 Jul 2013 18:32:01 Don Parris wrote:
On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 4:27 PM, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi :)
If you are looking for a good guide about Macros then Andrew
Hi :)
Errr, sorry about my little outburst earlier.
C410 looks like it might be an even earlier model than the 960C. However the
960C is specifically listed on Hewlett Packard page of printers that have
recently had support withdrawn, at least withdrawn from newer versions of OS X
Hi :)
Ahhh, i usually try to ask first and then start reading through documentation.
If i find the answer first then i post it back to the list. It doesn't always
work out that way as a google search and an initial quick glance through
documentation can sometimes become too absorbing and
Hi :)
It's good to disagree. I think that is how we develop new ideas or new things.
Also if wee were all the same and all thought the same it would be
mind-blowingly irritating (see various films such as Logans Run).
If you try to do exactly the same thing in exactly the same way on a
Hi all
As to Tom's reference about broken systems, I cannot wholly agree. In my
years of IT support to many clients and still current, I find resistance
to change is more about a way of learning to do something with software
apps, broken or not, and then having to relearn it, when approached
Hi :)
Yes, duplexing and other features do work on some other printers. The problem
is that we can't always be certain of what will and what wont work. As Virgil
often grumbles it seems organisations like to change things around just to
break things. In this case the HP 960C Deskjet was
Tom wrote
Hi :)
Sorry you haven't received many replies to this yet! You could upload the
files to Nabble so that people can see them and see the problem. It's not
as tough as it sounds!
Just use the links in this email or navigate to the right thread through
the official site
Get
On 2013-07-18 10:52 PM, Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com wrote:
What you can do, of course, is to set up another column or row in which
you put suitable values which can then control conditional formatting of
both the target cell and the referencing one. To change the background
of both,
On 2013-07-18 4:52 PM, Dave Liesse dslie...@liessefamily.net wrote:
I think what the OP is referring to is that in Excel you can do whatever
you want to a protected spreadsheet -- you just can't save the changes.
That is actually a completely different issue, but one that I have been
meaning
Hi :)
When i first opened the Odf it looked fine. Lots of white space (actually
blue-sky). The Pdf looked the same.
Slide_with_vanishing_content.pdf
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4066185/Slide_with_vanishing_content.pdf
So, i thought there was no problem until i hit the F5
Hi :)
Ahh, i think it happens the other way too. That if you protect a document in
LibreOffice then people opening it in MS Office will find the protection gets
ignored.
Personally i find it difficult enough to get people to edit and add their ideas
into documents that are open and meant to
Hi :)
I think what you are asking for can't be done.
It might be worth asking on the devs list to see if they have some quick way of
diving into the code or it might be worth posting a bug-report about it as a
feature request. There might already be a bug-report although i seem to
remember
IIRC, the equations were originally copied and pasted into Impress from a pptx
presentation that I had open in PowerPoint 2010. I have a vague memory that,
immediately after pasting them, they looked right in Normal view until the
first time that Impress was closed and restarted.
-
Hi :)
It sounds like a proper database would be better. Then reports can show the
information in different ways, in different orders, without affecting the
under-laying data.
The front-end could be Writer and could be restricted to just certain fields
(columns). Once set-up it could well
Hi :)
I do think Andrew has valid points and it makes sense intuitively. I had just
been having a bad hair day and feeling a bit disheartened. Really just
having another spin on The Matrix quote about losing the entire 1st crop due
to not stressing the system enough.
Regards from
Tom :)
Hi :)
Ahhh, they might have pulled some bad formatting with them. I often find it's
good to make a fresh start in LibreOffice at some point.
For normal text doing
Ctrl Shift v
to Paste Special and then choose unformatted text gets rid of a lot of
messy formatting. Then apply and modify
The ODF Authors are working on a DB guide, I do not know the current
state of it, have you looked for it (or at it)?
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/images/5/50/BH40-BaseHandbook.odt
These may also be of interest:
Hi All,
Haven't had a chance to test in LO 4.1 beta, but I was hoping someone
could at least confirm that they are getting the same results in 4.0 or
prior, and maybe even someone with 4.1 could comment on if it is still
happening.
Anybody?
Regina, you said you weren't getting the weird
At 06:44 19/07/2013 -0400, Charles Marcus wrote:
On 2013-07-18 10:52 PM, Brian Barker wrote:
What you can do, of course, is to set up another column or row in
which you put suitable values which can then control conditional
formatting of both the target cell and the referencing one. To
On 2013-07-19 9:11 AM, Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com wrote:
At 06:44 19/07/2013 -0400, Charles Marcus wrote:
On 2013-07-18 10:52 PM, Brian Barker wrote:
What you can do, of course, is to set up another column or row in
which you put suitable values which can then control conditional
This is not a new feature. I have seen in in Writer since OOo
2.0 or before.
What you want to remove is a tool in one of the toolbars. You
can hide this menu by right clicking between any of the tools in that
toolbar. Click Visible Buttons in the pop up window. Then
selectApply
In data lunedì 15 luglio 2013 13:27:09, Jairo de Jesús López Ayola ha scritto:
Thank you for your quick answer, y really appreciate it,
So, IE8 is working fine and it starts an automatic download (i'm not sure
if it has to behave like that).
And What about IE9 ?
It is not really a big problem
I've managed to narrow things down a bit further: the troublesome content is
in this SVM file:
SVM_file_containing_equations.svm
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4066225/SVM_file_containing_equations.svm
When the SVM file is opened in LibreOffice Draw, the missing content still
On 19/07/2013 at 15:25, Dan Lewis elderdanle...@gmail.com wrote:
No, it’s the pull-down menu of paragraph styles––beside the font names. I
already have the latter de-embellished (?), but I don’t see a similar
option for the former. And I’m pretty sure this is a new feature.
This is
There are a couple ways to accomplish what I think you want -
1 - Probably the simplest - upload the videos then place the URL
into the document -
(Dropbox is what I use)
2 - add the videos through LO ... in the insert-tab, rather than
clicking on image, click
I merely meant going through the various tabs-menu ;-)
[insert tab - scrolling down to whichever option desired -
'browsing' to that item on the computer - choosing that item - LO places
it into the document ... ... ... ]
From: vi5u0 vi5u0-libreoff...@yahoo.co.uk
Date: Fri,
On 15/07/2013 at 12:46, Séamas Ó Brógáin s...@iol.ie wrote:
My version of Libre Office (4.0.2.2) on GNU/Linux (Ubuntu 13.04) has a
feature that I decidedly don’t want: illustrating the styles in the
pull-down style menu in the actual typeface and size (some huge, some
tiny). I’ve searched
Hi :)
Instead of saying me too it might help more (in most cases) to put what
version of LO you are using and what version of which platform. So for example
LO 3.5.4 on Xp. Moght often help the devs pin down when the problem first
appeared in the code.
However, in this case i think it's
I'm using LO 4.1.0.3 on LMDE. I'm trying to install a theme from a
firefox addon but LO is crashing
Open LO. Go to tools - options - personalization
Select theme - visit Firefox theme (website and select your favourite one)
Mine is
Hi :)
Ok, i had a quick go at this and got this result ...
Slide_with_vanishing_content-rewritten.odp
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4066261/Slide_with_vanishing_content-rewritten.odp
Errr, i don't really know my way around Impress yet so i couldn't get the
same sky in as a
On Fri, 19 Jul 2013 19:27:54 +0200
Daniel dan...@onvol.net wrote:
Hello Daniel,
Press okand LO crashesany ideas or is it a bug ?
You have to copy the url from the browser window into the text string
field before you click OK. It's not clear (to me) that you're doing
that.
Anyhow, it
Thank you, Mirosław. I suspected it was something that cannot be turned off.
It is only a small irritant, and I can live with it.
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Hi Daniel
To help you, I as a user tried it, using tiger eyes light blue
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tiger-eyes-light-blue/,
and then your theme you wanted
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/somewhere-beneath-the-golde/?src=ss
and my LO worked fine. It does
Charles asked
Is it possible to have a cell on one worksheet that references a
cell on another worksheet to also reflect the FORMAT of the
referenced cell? Ie, if the referenced cell has a red background,
the cell referencing it should also have a red background?
Yes, using conditional
Hey Don,
I've not bought one yet, but this is the best reference I've found out
about for LO Base. It's based on OOo Base, but that's most likely not a
real issue. The one biggest problem with LO Base is the decided lack of
documentation.
Hi vi5u0,
vi5u0 schrieb:
Tom wrote
Hi :)
Sorry you haven't received many replies to this yet! You could upload the
files to Nabble so that people can see them and see the problem. It's not
as tough as it sounds!
Just use the links in this email or navigate to the right thread through
the
LibreOffice is NOT just a cheap knock-off of MS Office. It has different
ways of doing things. A different ethos. Sometimes it does things that
MSO can't. Sometimes it leaves certain things, such as emailing, to other
products so that you can choose between alternatives to suit your needs.
Thanks Andrew,
So far, none of the links really strike me as helpful. Sorry, but this is
fairly new territory to me.
I had hoped I would find a tutorial something along the lines of:
We're going to create a way for users to enter/update data across a few
tables in a single transaction.
Here's
At 16:26 19/07/2013 -0700, Todor Takov wrote:
I needed to implement the so called Bankers' Rounding Function,
which would round with respect to the 4/5 rule. And finally I ended
doing it myself in a short Function in LO Basic. I tried my best,
although math and programming are not my strong
Hi :)
It's really good to see more people sharing code on this list. Looks like a
useful function to have.
Sometimes it is more useful to have a working bit of code that is a mess rather
than something elegant that doesn't work. It follows the philosophy of
Release early and release often.
On 07/19/2013 07:26 PM, toodr wrote:
I had the same problem. I needed to implement the so called Bankers' Rounding
Function, which would round with respect to the 4/5 rule. And finally I
ended doing it myself in a short Function in LO Basic. I tried my best,
although math and programming are
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