Sorry, I accidentally sent my message to James instead of the mailing list.
Let me recap what we discussed off-list.
James E Lang wrote:
Correction: I meant SUMIF() rather than SUM().
Corrected formula:
=IF(___(A$3:A7,A7,Q$3:Q7)=___(A$3:A7,A7,R$3:R7),SUMIF(A$3:
Gilles wrote:
I want to move cell A1 to A2 with the mouse:
This is easy enough. You just select the cell, and then
click-and-drag it - you don't need to press any keys on the keyboard.
The trick is to actually *select* the cell.
Try this:
To move A1:A2 to B3:B4, simply select A1:A2 and
Gilles wrote:
Thanks, but it doesn't work. When I select A1, unclick (ie. remove my finger
from the left button on the mouse) then move the mouse to A2, it simply
selects A1 and A2, it doesn't move A1 to A2. I also tried keeping the left
button clicked while I moved to A2, but it also selects
Jay Lozier wrote:
On 01/11/2012 05:37 PM, . wrote:
How do you add a text file to a Calc sheet?
One method you could try is to create a *.txt file in Writer. Then import
the file into Calc using InsertSheet from File.
[snip]
Something else you could also try is using Paste Special. In
Alan Boba wrote:
1. Move cell pointer to desired cell
2. Press Ctrl
3. Click on desired cell (note: Click, not Click and hold)
4. Release Ctrl
5. Click and hold to drag highlighted cell to new destination
I think this method is better than the one I described. Thanks for
pointing it out.
Jim Trigg wrote:
Any suggestions? Is there a bug tracking system into which I should
submit this?
Tom Davies wrote:
This link might help
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugReport
Tom provided the link to information on reporting bugs in LibreOffice.
If you want to get to the bug
Alan Boba wrote:
1. Move cell pointer to desired cell
2. Press Ctrl
3. Click on desired cell (note: Click, not Click and hold)
4. Release Ctrl
5. Click and hold to drag highlighted cell to new destination
For the sake of completeness, let me add that you could also use the
Shift key instead
. pe...@aleksandrsolzhenitsyn.net wrote:
Is there a keyboard shortcut to increase or decrease a font size?
I just had a quick look and it appears that there is no short-cut for this.
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Maxime de Roucy wrote:
I have a client that want to modify a .dot file (Microsoft Word model
file) with Writer.
He don't want to convert it but to modify it : open, modify and save
as .dot file.
As far as I know, there is no difference between a .dot and a .doc
file (except the extension). I
Ian Whitfield wrote:
1) How do I work out what ROW NUMBER a given unique value is on?
2) How do I use this ROW NUMBER to make-up a valid CELL ADDRESS?
3) How do I get the VALUE in that CELL ADDRESS?
[...]
2) For the CELL ADDRESS I have a cell that identifies each COLUMN that these
values
Phil Reynolds wrote:
I was using OpenOffice rather than LibreOffice last year, and
constructed an address label file that could omit a blank field from a
label, or omit it if it was equal to a certain value, and in fact it did
one of each, quite successfully. However, when I came to use this
Jay Lozier wrote:
How many templates are you doing? I do not know of a batch method for
converting a large number.
I believe the command line could be used for this purpose. Something like:
soffice -headless -convert-to ott MyTemplateFile.dotx
It should not be too much trouble to modify this
Bob Houston wrote:
If I understand the procedure correctly I just post the question to
(libreoffice-users)?
That's correct. Just post to libreoffice-users
(users@global.libreoffice.org), as you are doing right now.
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Advrk Aplmrkt wrote:
However, I notice that any comments I add to a .docx document via
LibreOffice Writer do not show up when opened in Micro$oft Word 2007,
2010, or 2011!
Is this a known bug, or am I not doing it correctly?
I believe this is a known bug
doug wrote:
AFAIK, Microsoft can read rtf. Two people whom I recently sent odf to said
they
couldn't read it. I'm told by people familiar with MS Word that not all
.doc files
are compatible, there having been a change somewhere along about 1998 or so.
(I don't use anything Microsoft when I
Matthew Monaco wrote:
As a secondary issue, the 5 cell rows are 2 inches high. The document is US
Letter (11 inches long). And the top and bottom margins are set to .5 inches
each. Therefore, everything should fit exactly. However, there is a blank
second page which I cannot get rid of. Any
doug wrote:
I'd like to make LO Writer default to saving everything in .rtf format. The
.odf is not readable by people with
Microsoft software, which is most of the world. If so, how? (Running
version 3.4.4)
To change the default format when saving: Tools - Options... -
Load/Save -
warutledge wrote:
@Jack/Stephan -- I don't want to save the style to the csv, I'm aware that
is not possible. I simply want to apply a style for editorial purposes while
I am viewing the file. However, the issue is, I have to create the style in
each individual document in order to apply it.
drew wrote:
On Wed, 2011-11-16 at 19:51 +, Mike Moratz-Coppins wrote:
Since I subscribed to this list, the amount of spam e-mails going to
this account went from zero (in the years that I've had this address) to
nine over a 3-day period. There were even a couple of 419 jobs in
there... I
Keith Thompson wrote:
Quick summary: Setting the environment variable $DATA causes
LibreOffice to crash.
[...]
I also wonder whether some other seemingly innocuous environment
variables might cause similar problems.
Thanks for the info. I can only imagine what you had to go through to
track
bankadmin wrote:
Is there any Libreoffice ~ JSON viewer / plugin ?
I don't know what JSON is so I looked it up on wikipedia. As far I
can tell, it's just regular text (human readable code). I think you
should be able to open it just like a text file. Is my assumption
wrong?
Regards
Stephan
Pedro wrote:
In the case of Musescore, the font is internal to the program and is
embedded in the PDF (which explains why the PDF looks good). If you look at
the document properties you will notice that MScore120 and MScore20 were
embedded. If you could get these exact fonts your PDFimport
Séamas Ó Brógáin wrote:
I always use “paste special” (in fact I have a keyboard shortcut for
“paste unformatted text”)...
Just a quick question, slightly off topic: how did you assign a
keyboard short-cut to paste unformatted text?
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Séamas Ó Brógáin wrote:
Tools Customise Keyboard . . . In the bottom-left panel, Functions
Category, choose Edit; in the right-hand panel, Function, go down to
Paste Unformatted Text; then in the top panel scroll to Ctl+Shift+V (or
whatever you want), select it, and then press the button
Pedro wrote:
Apparently this is a known limitation with a solution :)
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=6925
For the benefit of those who might be following the thread, the
solution that was suggested is to include the asterisk in quotes. So
instead of writing:
A ^ *
you should
NoOp wrote:
It's always a good idea if you filed a bug report to post a url to the
report. That way other users on this list can review comment if they
have similar issues/requests. So, what is the link to the bug report
that you filed?
Just did a search, looks like it's this one:
Gérard FARGEOT wrote:
Searching with name ctash, bug with many duplicates are found.
No need to post another bug.
Plus, this bug is solved in future 3.4.4
Looks like it's this bug: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40571
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Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
The Zip-related message may be a warning, not a fatality. It also may be
related to up-/down-level compatibility among the PKWare Zip specifications.
When I use WinZip 9.0 SR-1, there are no problems reported. I haven't checked
the files against the PKWare APPNOTE
Cor Nouws wrote:
For the component field, you may choose LibreOffice.
And for the severity field, you may choose enhancement.
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David S. Crampton wrote:
I don't think the bugs described in those 2 articles are the same behavior
issue. Those descriptions and the discussion of is it a bug or is it
emulating Excel are too dense for my brain at least this evening.
[...]
In short, I think I'm reporting something different.
David S. Crampton wrote:
The keystokes:
In L154: Ctrl+C
Down Arrow: moves to L155
Ctrl+V: paste
Esc: terminate the dotted border focus on L154
F2: make the small edit
Enter: terminate the edit
Ctrl+Shift+RightArrow: SHOULD extend to AB156 where it finds the next filled
cell in the row.
David S. Crampton wrote:
The keystokes:
In L154: Ctrl+C
Down Arrow: moves to L155
Ctrl+V: paste
Esc: terminate the dotted border focus on L154
F2: make the small edit
Enter: terminate the edit
Ctrl+Shift+RightArrow: SHOULD extend to AB156 where it finds the next filled
cell in the row.
Jacques Malaprade wrote:
Please someone help. I am trying to export a long formula to PDF from lo
math and it only exports the text in the input window (%sigma etc.). I need
to export the proper formulas.
I have rebooted, tried to convert and import from different formats but no
luck.
Could
Rich Shepard wrote:
In an Excel spreadsheet saved in .ods format are column pairs representing
data that can be combined into a single column because rows have a value in
one column or the other, but never both.
In Xess I was able to put the cursor in a cell (e.g., N2) and enter the
Rich Shepard wrote:
I have a column where the cells display the sum of two other columns. I
want to change the contents from formula to value but cannot find the
relevant information in the help pages. Please point me to instructions on
how to do this.
Select the relevant cell and click in
Steve Fisher wrote:
Enter X in B1, then enter following formula in A1 then copy formula to A2
=if(b1=X,AAA,BBB), it copies the value AAA and not the formula
=if(b2=X,AAA,BBB).
If I copy the formula from A1 to A2, the formula works as I would
expect; the formula in A2 is =IF(B2=X,AAA,BBB). How
Tom Davies wrote:
LMDE is Linux Mint
Sorry, I didn't pay much attention to the subject heading, only
concentrated on the content. My bad.
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Harold Fuchs wrote:
The conflict I reported was between a
non-portable OOo installed to the C: drive on the machine and a portable LO
installed on a USB key. I don't think they'd be using the same folder for
user settings.
As far as I know, the portable version uses the profile on the USB key
Uwe Koch Kronberg wrote:
I can not open the accompanied file [...]
The mailing list removes all attachments. You can upload the file to
the internet and then share the link on the list. You can use a site
like www.2shared.com
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Harold Fuchs wrote:
I installed the new portable LO
(http://portableapps.com/apps/office/libreoffice_portable) on a USB stick.
When I try to run it, it complains that there is another copy running. It
seems that this is because OpenOffice's (non-portable) Quickstarter is
running on the
soumalya ray wrote:
few days back,there was a mail about an extension (probably math) for
libreoffice to integrate latex with it.
what is latex
[...]
could anybody give me some idea about it?how to use it with libreoffice?
Just to be clear, Latex is a completely different program from
Dean Chia wrote:
And if I can compound to this problem - same thing applies to say page
formatting in Writer - I reconstruct margins and header/footer stuff, and it
doesn't appear when I open a new document...
Margin changes, as well as header/footer stuff will not appear in a
new document
plmvantoo...@hetnet.nl wrote:
I get in Calc using the formula VOL(aA1;B1;C1) only the message #NAAM?
This will mean that the name of the function is not recognized by Calc.
What is wrong in what I have done, following the instructions in the report
Calc/user-defined Functions?
Not sure if
John Bijnens wrote:
I've a small annoying problem with the formula editor in libreoffice.
I had the same problem with go oo.
Just a quick question to get some clarification: which component of
LibreOffice are you talking about (Calc or Math)?
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gael.lori...@laposte.net wrote:
I couldn't find a changelog of LO3.4.3 on libreoffice.org (results returned
by seeks using the site:libreoffice.org keyword are irrelevant)
A little off topic, but when searching for LibreOffice documentation,
you might want to include inurl:libreoffice instead
gael.lori...@laposte.net wrote:
You are right, Ctrl+ArrowKey is enough, my mistake.
[...]
Ctrl+ArrowKey works this way for me too, except when I am editing a formula
and want to add a cell's reference, in which case it brings the cursor
directly to the first/last coloumn/line of the
Brian Jamison wrote:
Steps to reproduce:
On Sheet1 put data in fields A1, A2
On Sheet2 reference A1 and A2 in cells (e.g. =$Sheet1.$A$1, =$Sheet1.$A$2)
Protect Sheet2
Cut the data in cell A1
Paste the data into A2
Cut the data in cell A2
Paste the data into A1
Both field references in
aneesh.vemuri wrote:
I searched for documentation of converting ppt documents to pptx format in
headless mode and I only saw examples of converting to pdf.
Can someone please help me with the parameters to be passed for this. I have
ppt files coming in and I want to save them as pptx files.
I
Op Ed wrote:
Anyway, I downloaded LibO_3.4.3_Win_x86_install_multi.exe and ran it.
Had to get mommy to come to my desk and authenticate as admin, but
otherwise the installation proceeded with no errors or obvious hiccups.
I've also had trouble with administrative privileges on a Windows 7
PC.
toto wrote:
I want to save file from Calc into CSV file or text file using macro, but
before that I want to change the content and use semicolon as delimiter.
Anyone can help or have some reference on it?
Not sure if I understand you correctly, but you can save a file as CSV
with File Save
Op Ed wrote:
They do, however, have USB ports locked down for anything that's not human
interface (i.e., mouse, keyboard, drawing tablet), so no portable apps - no
external drives or memory...
Just to clarify: the portable version does not require a flash disk.
It can be installed onto the
Sigrid Carrera wrote:
You can insert a Math object in any other component like Writer,
Calc, Impress...
I don't know of a way to type %alpha and get then the greek letter
within plain Writer.
Just to add to what you've mentioned: To insert a Math object into
Writer you can do the following:
William Honeywell wrote:
Is there a plug in or later version in which
Outlining behaves? I am using Libreoffice 3.3.2. Suggestions, advice, or
help would be appreciated. Is there a user's group or a website?
There is indeed a newer version of LibreOffice available. You can
have a look at the
Rich Shepard wrote:
Yes, the scale factor was set at 35% rather than at 100%. I used XessSE
for more than a dozen years and moved my data to OO.o in the switch from
32-bit to 64-bit. Never saw a scale factor before. Strange. Hope it stays at
100% now.
Rather than a scale factor, it's more of
Joseph Da Silva wrote:
I was wondering if someone could help me with this code it works in excel but
not with libra office.
What exactly do you mean by the code working? Do you mean that in
LibreOffice you get some kind of error? Or do you not get the result
that you were expecting?
If you
floridabrits wrote:
thanks Twayne - I'm actually not interested in 'coverting' from USD to pick
your currency so exchange rates don't matter at all... all I really need
to do is be able to say hey, here's a spreadsheet that's in USD... if you
click on this button you can change the currency
MR ZenWiz wrote:
Find and Replace (which used to be the same window as Find, shortcut
ctlF) is not ctlaltF, and ctlF does nothing except activate
the toolbar for finding text, which doesn't actually do a find at all.
You can change the keyboard short-cut. The following instructions are
for
Stephan Zietsman wrote:
You can change the keyboard short-cut. The following instructions are
for Windows, they may differ slightly for Ubuntu.
Click Tools Customise...
Select the Keyboard tab.
In the Shortcut keys pane, scroll down to Ctrl + F and select it.
In the Category pane select
Cor Nouws wrote:
Stephan wrote:
I was hoping that I could narrow down the possibilities to file a
proper bug report, but I can make no sense of this.
Well, pls do. Since a developer with a debug-environment can prolly find out
what the problem is.
I've created a bug report
Stephan Zietsman wrote:
[...] please do a mock-up of what you need and what you want it to look
like.
[...]
I'll email you directly so that you can get my email address. I will try to
keep the list posted if I think something's relevant.
Behind the scenes Llweyn sent me the mock-up
Steve Edmonds wrote:
How have you defined the data series in your original file, as a data range
A1:A5 or as a named range.
I defined it as a data range, however it is non-contiguous. As far as
I remember, it should be sheet1.A1:A3, sheet1.A5 (without quotes).
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Steve Edmonds wrote:
If I take your file, edit the chart data series (which appears blank in
LO3.4.1) and add
sheet1.A1:A3, sheet1.A5
I get the correct chart.
My assumption is that there is a bug in the import filter for the .xls file
and the chart is importing blank data series. A bug
Sigrid Carrera wrote:
I can open it with:
LibreOffice 3.3.2
OOO330m19 (Build:202)
Ver: 3.3.2.2-14.mga1
whereas
LibreOffice 3.3.3
OOO330m19 (Build:301)
tag libreoffice-3.3.2.2
crashes repeatedly.
Dave Griffiths wrote:
I just tried and found no problem opening the file.
I run openSUSE
Zak McKracken wrote:
Am 01.07.2011, 15:17 Uhr, schrieb Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com:
An obvious workaround may be to include any such parentheses in the
formula itself.
Not quite, I'm afraid. Because in the parentheses, I have some regular text
behind the formula, and a non-closed
Ryan Jendoubi wrote:
This is set up pretty much how I'd like it to work (without the looong list
of input on the first sheet).
I wasted half my day Googling this and trying various things, and the IRC
channel has declared it impossible without a macro.
If you've thought of a winning formula
Ryan Jendoubi wrote:
LO macros would definitely be a good skill to learn eventually, even if it's
not at the top of my todo list at the moment. I haven't yet searched for any
tutorials or the like, but I'd be interested to hear if you have any
personal favourites which you think would suit
Llweyn wrote:
That would prefect, you'll just have to walk me through it. I'm familiar
with
what macro is, however I have never had the occasion to use such parameters.
I'm a quick study though. :-) Let me know what is the next step and thank
you!
Ok, if a macro would work, I'll just need
Ryan Jendoubi wrote:
Is the operation in the subject line possible?
More info (maybe I'm asking the wrong question):
I have a (long) list of URLs, and want to categorise them. The categories
themselves could be pretty broad: news sites, search engines, music sites,
etc. Similar URLs
leif wrote:
*Hi,
For some reason I coulnd't make the *.doc to work. Instead I managed to
create a batch file:
Hi leif,
apparently, the * (star) character won't work properly in Windows,
according to
http://muthusuba.blogspot.com/2011/03/so-called-hidden-features-of.html:
quote
[PS: wildcards
ian_mcquay wrote:
So it was something in the user profile that caused the problems.
There is a .tmp file in the old *3\user* directory. I moved it to the new
directory but id did not affect the starting.
If you feel like it, you could copy some of the files/folders in the
old profile to the
Llweyn wrote:
Need to know if this program has the capability to allow a user to have a
full worksheet, insert another cell and have the previous information moves
cells in a 'Z' formation.
[...]
Is this feature already available and if so where can I locate it - how do I
utilize it?
Off the
John B wrote:
this where, say, you enter text into a cell in column E say at E16 the
text would be something 8,000 btus (or 2.34kw) Machines
now if you type in the same column above or below it, say at E7 the number
8, the whole of 8,000 btus (or 2.34kw) Machines appears.
That is
Nuno J. Silva wrote:
According to the code, only UNIX systems get the help text written to
the console. Everything else gets a dialog box.
,[desktop/source/app/cmdlinehelp.cxx, line 154]
| #ifdef UNX
| // on unix use console for output
| fprintf(stdout, %s%s,
| [...]
|
NoOp wrote:
Not sure about Windows, but here is the output of the '--help' command
in linux. I suspect that the same commands are also available in Windows.
snip
Thanks NoOp, that's what I was looking for. The message window I
described only lists the options up to -infilter=filter along
lee wrote:
Stephan Zietsman writes:
I believe it should be Modify - Restore Default Command
Cool, that works, thanks :) Perhaps this option needs to be renamed to
Restore Default Icon?
I believe that Restore Default Command restores both the icon as
well as the command name (they can
Sigrid Carrera wrote:
If you see the recovery assistant again, instead of saying yes, recover my
files just click on cancel and LibO should start anew with a new document
or at least with the startcenter open.
If I try and start Calc again nothing visible happens. It duplicates the
Stephan Zietsman wrote:
You could also try to bypass the recovery process. In a command
interface (Start - Run - cmd), try the following:
soffice -norestore
Sorry, in Win7 it's not Start - Run - cmd, but rather just
Start - cmd (click Start and then you just type cmd and press
ENTER)
Regards
Nuno J. Silva wrote:
I found out about that parameter while reading the development mailing
list:
Yes, I also found out about it from reading a mailing list or
something. I also found it mentioned here:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice/2011-April/009994.html
I was hoping that
Tom Cloyd wrote:
* changing the original formulat to =IF($E10=x,K4,0) or
=IF($E10=x,K4,0) - where K4 is the cell with the calculated text string.
Either of these result in an error 510.
I notice the part K4
I think you may have confused your syntax here. In Calc formulas, the
ampersand ()
Roxy Robinson wrote:
And just why would Macros be considered experimental features Macros have
been
around forever.
Macros are not considered an experimental feature. They work even if
Enable experimental (unstable) features is unticked. However,
*recording* macros is not a fully
Stephan Zietsman wrote:
So in lee's case, he would probably prefer
something else. And it looks like he found a solution that works for
him.
Sorry, lee. I assumed your gender (by saying he and him), which
is generally considered bad etiquette. I apologise.
lee wrote:
Hm. Perhaps I can
Stephan Zietsman wrote:
How did you create an icon like that? At first I thought it should be
fairly easy, but when I tried, I couldn't find a way.
Never mind, I found it. Right-click on any toolbar - Customise
toolbar... - Toolbar tab - Add... - (Category) Edit - (Commands)
Paste Unformatted
Roxy Robinson wrote:
From what I know you have to use Paste Special for what you want to do.
Paste Special
has several options that you must choose from, so you cannot set it to do
only one
Just to elaborate: you can perform a Paste Special by pressing
CTRL+SHIFT+V (instead of the regular
Bazsl wrote:
I uninstalled Open Office and installed LibreOffice. Now if I click on a .ODT
file it opens in WordPad instead of Writer. How can I easily fix this for
all LibreOffice apps on Win7 Pro 64 bit? Thanks.
There's another way to do it, which looks pretty straightforward:
aqualung wrote:
Registering means of course, entries in the registry which, when a file
such as .odt or .ods is clicked, opens whatever program has been
registered
to open it. Depending on where in the REgstry these program-choosings lie,
and which it comes to first, and with both LO and OOo
aqualung wrote:
Thank you, a reasonable suggestion (but see the bug referenced upthread,
about conflict between LibO Portable and OOo.)
The bug refers to *running* LibO Portable and OOo at the same time.
They can peacefully co-exist, as long as you don't try to have an
instance of both running
Hi all,
just to mention it explicitly: you don't need to uninstall and
re-install if you've renamed the user profile directory. It is
already mentioned in the tutorial
(http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?p=58401#p58401),
and most of the posts here did imply that. I just
Does anyone know of a way to disable a macro in a document that has
already been opened? Just to clarify, I don't mean when opening a
document. After I've opened a document and allowed macros to run, is
there a way to disable them later on, without having to close and
re-open the file? A quick
Frieder wrote:
As far as I know there is no possibility without having to close and re-open
the file
Thanks, that answers my question.
But you can stop a running macro.
Thank you for the advice. I do know how to stop a running macro, but
thanks for giving the suggestion any way (might
Tinkerer wrote:
I was trying to convert 'one and two
If you can upload a test file with typical inputs, then someone (maybe
even me?) could have a look at writing a function (Calc function or
Macro) that addresses your need(s).
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Tinkerer wrote:
BTW. I should be able to Convert text to Numbers using the Value() function,
in which case, I would not need CT2N.
I have tried using Value several ways and all I get is either #Value, or
Error 502.
Hi Tinkerer,
could you perhaps upload a test file of where this function is
Steve Edmonds wrote:
Is it a bug or an enhancement?
I notice that MS Excel also does not paste the data into all the
selected cells (when using the method described in 2. above). Excel
pops up a warning message about data on the clipboard not being the
same size as the selected range. The two
never punctual wrote:
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I understand how manual
hyphenation works now!
From how you explain it, it looks like you understand, yes.
By the way I tried out Ctrl + Enter, and all it did was move my cursor down
to the next page.
I think the key
planas wrote:
You should check under TOOLSOPTIONSLANGUAGE SETTINGSWRITING AIDS
Make sure a dictionary is selected in the Available Language Modules
group
Then make sure the Check Spelling as You Type is selected in the Options
group.
Also check that the AutoSpellCheck button is active. It
Joep L. Blom wrote:
I have a small problem in a master document.
I have written (in various stages of completion) 8 chapters of a book and
use a master document to keep it orderly.
...SNIP...
I cannot delete these texts from the master document as they are read-only.
Just a quick question:
upscope wrote:
Can you install both at same time?
I would like to test 3.4.0 to see if any of the calc problems I have
with 3.3.2 are fixed.
I have a possible work-around. You can use the portable version
called LibreOfficePortable. It is available from
Roxy Robinson wrote:
I have a 15 page spreadsheet of classmate addresses, phone numbers, email,
etc. I manipulate this information in several different ways to give my
classmates different kinds of directories. Anyway, their names are in the
first 3 columns. This particular spreadsheet is
never punctual wrote:
So basically, I consider my problem completely resolved now, thanks to all
the replies. I only have one final question about what Stephan wrote. I went
to the wiki page and I understood every part of your summary except the last
part on manually hyphenating single words.
Cor Nouws wrote:
All work fine for me.
LibreOffice 3.3.3rc1, 3.4.0
Can you have a look in Tools Options Writer View, section Show, Images
and objects .. ?
The following check-boxes are ticked (ON):
Tools Options LibreOffice Writer View (Display) Graphics objects
Tools Options
Cor Nouws wrote:
?? How would you create a link 'between' one frame?
I think there's a misunderstanding. I believe e-letter meant to say
... you can link two frames only (and not more than two)...
Just use it as follows, I woudl suggest:
frame1 = frame2 = frame3 = framen ...
This seems to
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