On 07/04/2008, Michele [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
The functionality to move the cursor to the next sentence is provided
in OOo, however it is not associated to any keyboard shortcut in the
default configuration. All you have to do is to customize the keyboard
and, for example change the
When dBF file is opened and changed, it does not save but reports error.
There was no such problem in 2.3.1
If tried to EXPORT in DBF format, in files type only two options are
available, PDF and XTML whereas in Help it is mentioned to select the type
of format as DBF
Please guide.
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am a user of your fine products and have never had a problem nor a complaint.
I downloaded your latest version of OpenOffice.org 2.4 and unfortunately,
upon restarting my computer, and attempting to log on to the internet I am
unable to make a connection.
I had prepared the attached file in open office word. I am not able to
open it in MS word.
Pl help
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Can't open a PDF file using openoffice 2.4 using VISTA. Do I need another
version for VISTA as I have no problem with Windows XP. Or is it a
configuration problem.
- Original Message -
From: George Kuhnmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.orgmailto:users@openoffice.org
Cc:
I seem to have the same problem with openoffice on windows xp. I can open the
pdf with a copy of wordperfect.
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From: George Kuhnmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.orgmailto:users@openoffice.org
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday,
I have just opened Open Office 2.4 and it I a good program, I have been
using the earlier version 2 which was good.
The exception in both programs is the fact that when I open a file which
includes a table, the area of the table shows a complete 'grey' color, then
if I 'select all; this just
Harold,
I'm afraid we're not talking the same here. My issue
is about installing OpenOffice. I'm not a Java expert,
but it looks like the install is not able to use its
own packed VM, nor the one I emerged for it, and
doesn't let me do anything (the Back and Next
buttons are grayed out, only
Problem:
I have created a table with regularly used Internet addresses listed. I use
this as my Home Page in Mozilla Firefox.
Recently, I converted to Openoffice.org and the table worked fine.
Now, I have discovered that I can create buttons to make it a bit more
impressive looking.
I create a
Ladies and Gentlemen:
How do I alphabatize a list of names on any portion (or all) of the
spread sheet? I am using the Open Office Spread Sheet to keep track of the
rank promotions of individuals in a martial arts organization. I have given
each instructor a section. Each section is
Does openoffice2.2.org have PDF so I can open attachements through my mail?
Hello,
I'm needing to do Flash presentations for school. Does Openoffice
have that type of program please?
Thanks
Stan
I downloaded installed open office.org 2.4 but I don't know how to open(or
access) the word processor (or Writer) Help!
Ron
I've turned off all pgp, so hopefully this will come through intact.
I have had all my versions disappear. I was using the versioning and had
a couple of versions created, but today when I went to check them they
were gone.
I had always save a version on closing checked. Is versioning flaky or
: oo_za wrote:
: Hi! I run OpenOffice Portable 2.2 from a flash memory. The system is
: MS Windows.
:
: I have installed extra dictionary and it works. No problem here. And
: I can find .dic and .aff files in
: ..\OpenOfficePortable\App\openoffice\share\dict\ooo.
:
: Now I try to make
When installing open office 2.3 on Windows XP, I got an internal error 2908
followed by error 1935. Crashed and artfully uninstalled; something not all
commercial software bothers with. Poking around the MS forums, I found that
removing mscoree.dll from the system32 directory allowed the
[snip]
The exception in both programs is the fact that when I open a file which
includes a table, the area of the table shows a complete 'grey' color, then
if I 'select all; this just becomes a darker grey color.
However if I show the file in 'print preview' the table shows correctly with
On Sun, 2008-04-06 at 15:58 -0400, Pat Brown wrote:
I've turned off all pgp, so hopefully this will come through intact.
received correctly :-)
I have had all my versions disappear. I was using the versioning and had
a couple of versions created, but today when I went to check them they
were
On 07/04/2008, Bhambhani, Anil - EESL Electrical (HAZ) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I had prepared the attached file in open office word. I am not able to
open it in MS word.
Pl help
MS Office cannot read or write the ISO standard ODF (Open Document Format)
files used by OpenOffice. There
Hi Ron,
Looks like you are using Windows. If the program installed correctly,
you should be able to open Writer from your start menu.
Openoffice doesn't add any icon to the desktop.
Javier.
Ron Frazier escribió:
I downloaded installed open office.org 2.4 but I don't know how to open(or
On 07/04/2008, Keith Sonnenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
How do I alphabatize a list of names on any portion (or all) of the
spread sheet? I am using the Open Office Spread Sheet to keep track of the
rank promotions of individuals in a martial arts organization.
On Sun, 2008-04-06 at 16:22 -0500, Stan Sears wrote:
Hello,
I'm needing to do Flash presentations for school. Does Openoffice
have that type of program please?
Thanks
Stan
Hello,
You can create a presentation in Impress and then export it as flash. I
never tried
zither wrote:
When dBF file is opened and changed, it does not save but reports error.
There was no such problem in 2.3.1
If tried to EXPORT in DBF format, in files type only two options are
available, PDF and XTML whereas in Help it is mentioned to select the type
of format as DBF
On 07/04/2008, John Krch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does openoffice2.2.org have PDF so I can open attachements through my mail?
OpenOffice can save documents as PDF files and can send directly, without
saving, as PDF but it cannot read PDF files. Most systems these days have
the free Adobe
Pat Brown wrote:
I've turned off all pgp, so hopefully this will come through intact.
I have had all my versions disappear. I was using the versioning and had
a couple of versions created, but today when I went to check them they
were gone.
I had always save a version on closing checked. Is
At 12:50 07/04/2008 -0700, George Archbold wrote:
I have just opened Open Office 2.4 and it is a good program, I have
been using the earlier version 2 which was good.
The exception in both programs is the fact that when I open a file
which includes a table, the area of the table shows a
2008/4/7 George Kuhn [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can't open a PDF file using openoffice 2.4 using VISTA. Do I need another
version for VISTA as I have no problem with Windows XP. Or is it a
configuration problem.
- Original Message -
From: George Kuhnmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Ron Frazier wrote:
I downloaded installed open office.org 2.4 but I don't know how to open(or
access) the word processor (or Writer) Help!
Ron
Assuming you're running Windows, there should be an OpenOffice folder
and icons in your Start menu. Do you see them? Did you actually start
George Kuhn wrote:
Can't open a PDF file using openoffice 2.4 using VISTA. Do I need another
version for VISTA as I have no problem with Windows XP. Or is it a
configuration problem.
OpenOffice does not open PDF files.
There are free PDF readers available, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader,
George Kuhn wrote:
Can't open a PDF file using openoffice 2.4 using VISTA. Do I need another
version for VISTA as I have no problem with Windows XP. Or is it a
configuration problem.
Are you sure you opened a PDF in OpenOffice on XP? OpenOffice can
create a PDF, but it cannot open or
John Krch wrote:
Does openoffice2.2.org have PDF so I can open attachements through my
mail?
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No, OpenOffice does not open PDF files. It can create PDF files, but not
open
Bhambhani, Anil - EESL Electrical (HAZ) wrote:
I had prepared the attached file in open office word. I am not able to
open it in MS word.
Attachments generally don't make it through the mail list, so I don't
see yours. When you create a Word file, you have to select a Word
format, from
Just heard about this. Judging by previous conversations some of you might
be interested: http://www.dephormation.org.uk/
--
Harold Fuchs
London, England
Please reply *only* to users@openoffice.org
Pat Brown wrote:
I've turned off all pgp, so hopefully this will come through intact.
I have had all my versions disappear. I was using the versioning and
had a couple of versions created, but today when I went to check them
they were gone.
I had always save a version on closing checked. Is
Peter Hillier-Brook wrote:
Pat Brown wrote:
I've turned off all pgp, so hopefully this will come through intact.
I have had all my versions disappear. I was using the versioning and
had a couple of versions created, but today when I went to check them
they were gone.
I had always save a
On 7 Apr 2008 at 12:36, Harold Fuchs wrote:
Just heard about this. Judging by previous conversations some of you might
be interested: http://www.dephormation.org.uk/
'The Register' has a fair bit on it. Nasty-looking piece of work -
phorm used to be (still are?) 121media, who used to root-kit
2008/4/7 mike scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 7 Apr 2008 at 12:36, Harold Fuchs wrote:
Just heard about this. Judging by previous conversations some of you
might
be interested: http://www.dephormation.org.uk/
'The Register' has a fair bit on it. Nasty-looking piece of work -
phorm used to
TienChieh Lim wrote:
OpenOffice should allow users of Writer to switch to Writer 'Lite' because
there are a lot of features those are not being used for most of the times.
Writer should categorize features under different categories and allow users to
select the least features required to get
Brenda Schrag wrote:
The problem is that I don't want it as default for all my documents. It
messing up all of my formatting on MSWord. How can I change the default?
For each type of file (that is extension) right-click on a file of that
type, select “Open With from the menu, select
Pat Brown wrote:
I've turned off all pgp, so hopefully this will come through intact.
I have had all my versions disappear. I was using the versioning and had
a couple of versions created, but today when I went to check them they
were gone.
I had always save a version on closing checked. Is
On 07/04/2008, Pat Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
It's probably because I use the Save As feature. From now on I'll do a
copy and paste, then Save as a Word doc. With luck that will maintain
the Versions in the original.
Why copy/paste? Save in OpenOffice format as version x and then
Larry wrote:
and OpenOffice does not appear to recognize the extentions created
OxygenOffice Professional can open text documents created with MSO 2007.
You can download it from Sourceforge.
xan
jonathon
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With what one expected to use to read the ezw attachments?
What I know of EZW (embedded zero wavelet) is that it is an image compression
technique, proposed as an alternative to JPEG, but I don't know of any image
viewers that process
On Sat, Apr 5, 2008 at 12:27 PM, Matteo Bosisio wrote:
a.. When I start the spell check (by pressing F7, for example), it takes a
LOT of time between one operation and another,
* How many dictionaries did you install?
* Did you configure OOo to check using all dictionaries?
* Are you styles
Thanks Barbara
You wrote: Fixed in 2.4
I thought I was using 2.4, when I encountered the problem ... but my
recollections might be wrong. I may have encountered the problem, and then
installed 2.4 immediately after posting my challenge. I have 2.4 installed
now, but it is hard to be
On 04/06/2008 06:33 AM, Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 06/04/2008 14:25, Henning von Roeder wrote:
Hi, I just tried this, and I found that, if you press the arrow key to
the right and the cursor moves to the next sentence. I you then
triple click again (with the mouse pointer over the second
Jim Allan wrote:
TienChieh Lim wrote:
OpenOffice should allow users of Writer to switch to Writer 'Lite'
because there are a lot of features those are not being used for most
of the times. Writer should categorize features under different
categories and allow users to select the least
Hi,
When tracking document changes, a lot of users need to accept changes but still
have a change bar showing where the new text is. (Framemaker has this and I
think Word too.)
OpenOffice.org currently doesn't have a way to do this (that I know of). Has
this item been entered as a fix and if
OpenOffice was recommended to me as a fine download to help me in preparing
business letters.
I have completed the free download and now have the OpenOffice icon on my
monitor screen. When I double-click on the icon, a lot of data pops up. But I
don't know where to go from there to bring up a
Is anyone aware of any major issues or drawbacks with using OpenOffice on a
computer that already has a version of MS Office running? MS Office 2003 to be
precise with Word, Excel and Outlook.
I'd like to take a look at some of the other parts of OpenOffice - Impress and
Draw in particular -
I have installed Open Office on my computer at home but when I activate it it
won't open. See the irony? I only get the initial or welcome dialogue box. Do I
have to re-install? I'm running XP-Pro at home. I use an older computer at the
office and it works fine here.
Jacques
hello ,
i am a tools admin and suppose to install openoffice-2.4.0 in a
particular path so that other can directly invoke it fro that location[i
have distributed the jar file and others to the specified path] but it
is asking for root password for the users when they tried to invoke
Hi,
How can I activate the checkbox function?
The Form controls toolbar shows but it is not possible to press the
checkbox key, because it is faded.
sincerily
Henriette Smith
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Bonjour,
j'utilise la version 2.4 de open office et j'ai le problème suivant :
lorsque j'essaie d'ouvrier un fichier, j'ai un message qui me demande de
sélectionner un filtre et lorsque j'en choisi un ( n'importe lequel) il me dit
Erreur générale. erreur d'entrée/ sortie générale. Je n'arrive
CAN I USE OPENOFFICE IN A COMPUTER THAT DOES NOT HAVE MICROSOFT OFFICE
INSTALLED?
THANKS
HERBIE
If you do, I would like to have a look at it. I like your other products so
it would be nice to be free of MS.
Thanks
Mario
2008/4/7 Heriberto Reinoso Gallegos [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
CAN I USE OPENOFFICE IN A COMPUTER THAT DOES NOT HAVE MICROSOFT OFFICE
INSTALLED?
THANKS
HERBIE
Herbie, you certainly can ; OpenOffice.org is not in any way dependent upon
the prior installation of Microsoft Office (or, for that
2008/4/7 Dave Caudle [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is anyone aware of any major issues or drawbacks with using OpenOffice on
a computer that already has a version of MS Office running? MS Office 2003
to be precise with Word, Excel and Outlook.
I'd like to take a look at some of the other parts of
Heriberto Reinoso Gallegos wrote:
CAN I USE OPENOFFICE IN A COMPUTER THAT DOES NOT HAVE MICROSOFT OFFICE
INSTALLED?
THANKS
HERBIE
Yes.
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THANKS
HERBIE
Yes. (This time remembering to cc the OP)
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OpenOffice was recommended to me as a fine download to help me in
preparing business letters.
I have completed the free download and now have the OpenOffice icon on my
monitor screen. When I double-click on the icon, a lot of data pops up. But
I don't know where
On 07/04/2008 17:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I have completed the free download and now have the OpenOffice icon on my
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On 07/04/2008 09:55, Mario wrote:
If you do, I would like to have a look at it. I like your other products so
it would be nice to be free of MS.
No. OpenOffice does not include an e-mail client or a web browser. Many
people who use OpenOffice also use Thunderbird for e-mail and Lightning
On 07/04/2008 11:19, manu wac wrote:
Bonjour,
j'utilise la version 2.4 de open office et j'ai le problème suivant :
lorsque j'essaie d'ouvrier un fichier, j'ai un message qui me demande de sélectionner un
filtre et lorsque j'en choisi un ( n'importe lequel) il me dit Erreur générale.
erreur
On 7 Apr 2008 at 15:32, M Henri Day wrote:
...
Mike, if I understand the matter aright, the
«*Notes*http://www.dephormation.org.uk/firefox3.html
*for Firefox 3 Beta users*» link is now superfluous, as the version of the
dephormation add-on now being offered is 1.6. Can you confirm ?...
Have
On 07/04/2008 14:31, L.G. Woods wrote:
I have installed Open Office on my computer at home but when I activate it it
won't open. See the irony? I only get the initial or welcome dialogue box. Do I
have to re-install? I'm running XP-Pro at home. I use an older computer at the
office and it
On 07/04/2008 18:52, M Henri Day wrote:
2008/4/7 Dave Caudle [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is anyone aware of any major issues or drawbacks with using OpenOffice on
a computer that already has a version of MS Office running? MS Office 2003
to be precise with Word, Excel and Outlook.
I'd like to take
On 07/04/2008 17:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
When tracking document changes, a lot of users need to accept changes but still
have a change bar showing where the new text is. (Framemaker has this and I
think Word too.)
OpenOffice.org currently doesn't have a way to do this (that I know
On 07/04/2008 18:35, M Henri Day wrote:
2008/4/7 Heriberto Reinoso Gallegos [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
CAN I USE OPENOFFICE IN A COMPUTER THAT DOES NOT HAVE MICROSOFT OFFICE
INSTALLED?
THANKS
HERBIE
Herbie, you certainly can ; OpenOffice.org is not in any way dependent upon
the prior
I could not reproduce the behavior you describe using 2.4 on Windows.
It might be caused by printer driver.
Try updating it or enabling option Tools-Options-Writer-Print-Create
Single print jobs.
Črtomir Černeka ?:
Good day!
I have one question. I use a printer, that prints on both sides
Mario wrote:
If you do, I would like to have a look at it. I like your other products so
it would be nice to be free of MS.
OpenOffice does not include an email application. However, many people
find Thunderbird works well, along with the Lightning calendar
extension. Both are available
Heriberto Reinoso Gallegos wrote:
CAN I USE OPENOFFICE IN A COMPUTER THAT DOES NOT HAVE MICROSOFT OFFICE
INSTALLED?
THANKS
Yes you can. OpenOffice is a full office suite that competes with
Microsoft Office.
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Hi!
It's possible to install OOo 2.4 and 3.0 snapshot in the same machine
at the same time? How? I use Debian GNU/Linux.
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Thanks!
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Grupo de Usuários BROffice.org (GuBRo/SP)
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Dave Caudle wrote:
Is anyone aware of any major issues or drawbacks with using OpenOffice on a
computer that already has a version of MS Office running? MS Office 2003 to be
precise with Word, Excel and Outlook.
I'd like to take a look at some of the other parts of OpenOffice - Impress and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OpenOffice was recommended to me as a fine download to help me in preparing
business letters.
I have completed the free download and now have the OpenOffice icon on my
monitor screen. When I double-click on the icon, a lot of data pops up. But I
don't know where to
On 04/07/2008 12:19 PM, Fábio Emilio Costa wrote:
Hi!
It's possible to install OOo 2.4 and 3.0 snapshot in the same machine
at the same time? How? I use Debian GNU/Linux.
Yes. OOo 3.0dev will install as /opt/ooo-dev3.0 and will not interfere
with 2.4 or even a distro specific install.
Hi,
Just wanted to know if there is anything new regarding ligatures and
glyphs in newer versions of OOo (3.0 or developer snapshots).
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Scott Meyers wrote:
Is there a way to remove character characteristics from a character
style? For example, given the character style I created from a
selection above (Light Red + Georgia + 11pt), is there a way for me
to remove the 11pt specification so that the resulting style is Light
Red
Naomi Kramer wrote:
Yes, but... it's a pain in the bum. It is possible to go into the xml
behind a document, open the styles information and modify (insert
screams of horror from readers). In my experience, best bet is to delete
the character style and recreate it, taking extreme care to NOT
Scott Meyers wrote:
Thanks for the information, I didn't know about the hack the XML
option.
Regarding deleting character styles, the problem with this approach is
that once the style is deleted, any text to which that style was
applied reverts to the default. Combined with the fact that
I'm working on a document where I have repeated phrases that are a pain to type
and format. One is Lbegin where the L is normal text and the begin is
subscripted and italicized. To save time, I just typed Lbegin everywhere,
formatted the first one, copied it to the clipboard, then sat down to
I created a new character style called Subscript that does nothing but make
text subscripted. The Contains section of the Organizer for the style says
only Subscript automatic. But when I apply this character style to text, the
text doesn't change in any visible way. Yet selecting the text,
Scott Meyers wrote:
I'm working on a document where I have repeated phrases that are a pain
to type and format. One is Lbegin where the L is normal text and
the begin is subscripted and italicized. To save time, I just typed
Lbegin everywhere, formatted the first one, copied it to the
On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 00:40 -0400, H.S. wrote:
Scott Meyers wrote:
I'm working on a document where I have repeated phrases that are a pain
to type and format. One is Lbegin where the L is normal text and
the begin is subscripted and italicized. To save time, I just typed
Lbegin
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