Some mailing lists insist on inline replies (and deleting parts not
relevant to the response), since it's easier to follow the flow of a
conversation and which part of the original message the reply relates
to. This LibreOffice list is rather more tolerant though ;o) Where there
are already
On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 4:58 PM, Mark Bourne
libreoffice-ml.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
Some
how when I was doing a lot of work on libre office, I landed up with
some solid lines running across my page, which I cannot delete or
remove?
Why?
How can I remove them?
That sounds like
Hi :)
Errr, i don't think people were suggesting the o.p. had done anything
wrong or not followed instructions. It's more likely that almost all
of us are remembering having been in a similar situation. As we
become wiser we take more precautions against it but i bet most of us
can remember some
Hi :)
Ahh, nicely done Mark! :) I wasn't looking forwards to trying to
address each separate issue. I can't seem to figure out how to
intersperse replies like that and rarely ever want to anyway. It's
excellent for things like this though :)
Also thanks for mentioning that we are almost all
Hello Libre office Foundation,
I am using Libre office on Windows XP.
Firefox is my preferred browser.
I am not a techie.
Your products are not user friendly to non techies, non geeks. Not dummy proof.
My main expertise is email and websurfing.
And I do some writing on libre office.
Hello David:
The two green buttons indicate to me that you - or someone for you -
have installed LibreOffice in a language other than US English, which
means that, when you click on the update button, you are taken to the
update page for the language variant on your machine. In my case, for
Hi :)
James could well be right. Another possibility is that the 2nd button
is the Help files which you can ignore. Either way, whether James
is right or i am right you can safely ignore the 2nd button.
The only one that matters is the 1st one. The others are only there
to help you add useful
One thing though.
The poster did not need to click on the update/upgrade button in Writer.
I have 4.1.4 on my desktop and it told me there was an upgrade.
IF you are using LibreOffice version x.x.x and it works for you, you do
not need to upgrade it, just because there is a newer version out
David M. Pelly wrote:
Hello Libre office Foundation,
Just for information, most people on this mailing list are other users
helping each other out, so you may get several replies with different
ideas. Most of us aren't associated with LibreOffice in any official
sense, just trying to help
I installed libre office 3.3 from it's rpms using termnal and given
instrutions for fedora given on libre office's website on fedora 15
installed using live cd but clicking on their icons don't work. After
clicking nothing happen.No spash screen, no waiting sign on the mouse
pointer. I am a
again.
Good luck and regards from
Tom :)
- Original Message
From: Harshit Jain harsh35p...@gmail.com
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Mon, 13 June, 2011 11:47:57
Subject: [libreoffice-users] help regarding libre office 3.3
I installed libre office 3.3 from it's rpms using
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