At 10:49 29/05/2009 -0700, Mark Knecht wrote:
Turns out I am still a bit confused about the VLOOKUP function. It
works, exactly like you suggest it should in this application, but
reading the help file I have the impression that since we didn't set
the SortOrder variable, telling calc that the
Web Kracked wrote:
I just ran - Windows 7 ...
How embarassing.
If the hardware is still good, you might work on getting an upgrade CD :
http://fedoraproject.org/get-fedora
http://xubuntu.org/get
http://www.kubuntu.org/
and put that machine back into usable condition.
2009/5/30 Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com:
At 10:49 29/05/2009 -0700, Mark Knecht wrote:
Turns out I am still a bit confused about the VLOOKUP function. It works,
exactly like you suggest it should in this application, but reading the help
file I have the impression that since we
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is possible). PDF file created by OOo
3.0 and 3.1 on Ubuntu are unreadable by Scribus on that same OS. I
have not checked other versions or OSes. Does anyone here know how to
determine if a file is
I use lists in Writer very often. I cannot figure out how to change
the appearance of just a single bullet, as opposed to all the bullets
of the list. Can this be done? Thanks!
OOo 3.1 on Ubuntu
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Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a
final output, not a file to be edited.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is possible). PDF file created by OOo
3.0 and 3.1 on Ubuntu are
The PDF readers Foxit and Adobe read all pdf and hybrid pdf files I have
generated with OO.o. 2.x and 3.x. If there is indeed a verifier for PDF
other than the several interpreters out there, I'd like to know about it.
David
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with
Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a final
output, not a file to be edited.
I am triaging a bug for another user.
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To
The PDF readers Foxit and Adobe read all pdf and hybrid pdf files I have
generated with OO.o. 2.x and 3.x. If there is indeed a verifier for PDF
other than the several interpreters out there, I'd like to know about it.
It would be reasonable to assume that readers could read _some_
Dotan,
To test I tried to open known good, created with Acrobat, in Scribus and
get an error. It would seem the problem is with the Scribus. Hope this
helps.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is
To test I tried to open known good, created with Acrobat, in Scribus and get
an error. It would seem the problem is with the Scribus. Hope this helps.
Thanks, Andy, that's great to know.
If there is no sensitive info in that file, and you wouldn't mind me
posting it to a bug report, then
Dotan Cohen wrote:
To test I tried to open known good, created with Acrobat, in Scribus and get
an error. It would seem the problem is with the Scribus. Hope this helps.
Thanks, Andy, that's great to know.
If there is no sensitive info in that file, and you wouldn't mind me
posting it
I'm not so sure you wouldn't want to file it with the Scribus buglist. A
cursory check of Scribus revealed no known bugs matching that description.
That's a hard one for me! Do you mean to say:
I'm sure you would want to file it with the Scribus buglist
?
Because that is what I intend to
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is possible). PDF file created by OOo
No, it is unlikely that there is a problem with PDFs created by OOo.
Note that Scribus just does not support reading or importing PDF
Dotan,
The file I use can be found via a link at www.dhs.gov find the link to
the I-9 form on the main page. I have also loaded this file into PDFill
which is the closest I have found to Acrobat as an pdf editor and it
loads and allows editing.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thanks, Andy, that's
I am wondering why Scribus would have an open existing file with a
file type *.pdf if it is not supported. It seems they are wanting to
have the ability to support pdfs, but not there yet.
H.S. wrote:
No, it is unlikely that there is a problem with PDFs created by OOo.
Note that Scribus
No, it is unlikely that there is a problem with PDFs created by OOo.
Note that Scribus just does not support reading or importing PDF files.
Please see the thread in Ubuntu user ML.
Can you post a link?
For further info, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scribus
Then why is PDF one of the
I am wondering why Scribus would have an open existing file with a file
type *.pdf if it is not supported. It seems they are wanting to have the
ability to support pdfs, but not there yet.
Seems likely.
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http://what-is-what.com
http://gibberish.co.il
Dave,
please accept my apologies for not answering earlier. For some unknown
reason, I manually filed this message without reading it in another
folder and only realized it now.
On Fri, May 22, 2009 15:24:32 PM -0400, Dave Post wrote:
If you take out the resend message to the list part, ie
Dotan Cohen wrote:
No, it is unlikely that there is a problem with PDFs created by OOo.
Note that Scribus just does not support reading or importing PDF files.
Please see the thread in Ubuntu user ML.
Can you post a link?
It is the current thread where you are contributing as well (sub. PDF
On Fri, May 22, 2009 20:54:55 PM +, jonathon wrote:
M. Fioretti wrote:
You should work on a message by message basis: if message X doesn't
contain some headers send copy to poster. If not, don't.
Depending upon how one reads the OOo list, the specific filters to
check might not be
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is possible). PDF file created by OOo
3.0 and 3.1 on Ubuntu are unreadable by Scribus on that same OS. I
have not checked other versions or OSes. Does anyone here know how to
On Sat, 30 May 2009 09:28:39 -0600
John Meyer pueblonat...@opensuse.us dijo:
Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a
final output, not a file to be edited.
I don't know what Dotan is using the PDFs for, but I export specific
selections from OOo as PDFs to place
Dotan Cohen wrote:
No, it is unlikely that there is a problem with PDFs created by OOo.
Note that Scribus just does not support reading or importing PDF files.
Please see the thread in Ubuntu user ML.
Can you post a link?
For further info, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scribus
In Calc I am using the following formula in cell C1
=A1-B1)/B1
Is there some way to get an empty C1 cell when there is a negative number in
either A1 or B1?
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
Also some articles seems to think Windows 7 will cost at least
25% of the total cost of a new PC. It also appears that the same
web sites are hosting articles saying MS is already working on
the pre-Alpha version of Windows 8.
And how does that have anything to do
NoOp wrote:
I think that you'll be interested in this thread from the releases list:
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.releases/11705
[3.1 ISO available.]
The iso is only in dvd format (2.25GB) and there is no CD iso available.
Might be a good idea for you to subscribe to the
On 05/30/2009 12:47 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
No, it is unlikely that there is a problem with PDFs created by OOo.
Note that Scribus just does not support reading or importing PDF files.
Please see the thread in Ubuntu user ML.
Can you post a link?
For further info, see:
In this article
http://techtalk.pcpitstop.com/2009/05/26/top-free-software/
OpenOffice.org is listed at #9 and
12.38% of the systems searched by their bots had OOo on the computer.
1 - Adobe reader 77.60%
2 - Firefox 36.30%
3 - Ccleaner
4 - AVG anti-virus
5 - WinRAR
6 - Real Player
7 -
Web Kracked wrote:
NoOp wrote:
I think that you'll be interested in this thread from the releases list:
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.releases/11705
[3.1 ISO available.]
from the article
* Autostart functions correctly under Windows XP and Windows 7 RC (it
has not been
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
In Calc I am using the following formula in cell C1
=A1-B1)/B1
Is there some way to get an empty C1 cell when there is a negative number in
either A1 or B1?
Walter;
Put this if statement into cell C1. =IF(A1-B1 0;0;A1-B1) which
says If the difference of A1-B1
Web Kracked wrote:
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
Also some articles seems to think Windows 7 will cost at least
25% of the total cost of a new PC. It also appears that the same
web sites are hosting articles saying MS is already working on
the pre-Alpha version of Windows 8.
And how does that
On 05/30/2009 06:56 PM, Web Kracked wrote:
NoOp wrote:
I think that you'll be interested in this thread from the releases list:
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.releases/11705
[3.1 ISO available.]
The iso is only in dvd format (2.25GB) and there is no CD iso available.
Sorry for not being completely clear in what I have ask.
When in A1 there is 1.61 and in B1 there is 1.36. In C1 the original
formula =A1-B1)/B1 gives the answer of 18%. The formula =IF(A1-B1
0;0;A1-B1) gives the wrong answer of 25% in C1
When in A1 there is 23 and in B1 there is 33 In C1
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
Sorry for not being completely clear in what I have ask.
When in A1 there is 1.61 and in B1 there is 1.36. In C1 the original
formula =A1-B1)/B1 gives the answer of 18%. The formula =IF(A1-B1
0;0;A1-B1) gives the wrong answer of 25% in C1
When in A1 there is 23 and
Hi there,
And thank you very much for your help and advices.
What I meant is my writer does not save the documents in any program that
itself can open:
I tried to save documents as .odt as well as .doc but unfortunately they
are saved under an extension
(right now i'm not at my place, and I
Hello, OOTranslator is an OpenOffice.org wrapper for Google
Translate. In simpler terms, it's a utility which allows users of
OpenOffice.org office suite to translate text from a document opened to any
language. It does this using Google Translate library at the back end.
This is
David B Teague wrote:
WebCracked wrote, and Adam Tauno Williams saw fit to omit:
I just ran - Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor Beta
It stated that OpenOffice.org 3.1 was not compatible
with Windows 7. Of course the publisher's website
that the software link listed Nero's website for OOo web site.
On Sat, 30 May 2009 09:28:39 -0600
John Meyer pueblonat...@opensuse.us dijo:
Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a
final output, not a file to be edited.
I don't know what Dotan is using the PDFs for, but I export specific
selections from OOo as PDFs to place
Hi, I'm using Open Office 3.0 and I love it! the only problem is that my
professor won't accept any paper that can't be opened in Microsoft Word. Can
I save documents in OO and have them be opened in Microsoft word? How do I
do this?
Thanks,
hannah
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big lake, alaska
(907)355-6180
Dear Sir/Madam
I am very disappointed in the above software I have been using open
source software for a couple of years now including software from the
Mozilla Organisation as well as yourself and until recently found Open
Office to be a great substitute in not better than MS Office. That
At 19:34 30/05/2009 -0600, Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
In Calc I am using the following formula in cell C1
=A1-B1)/B1
Er, I trust you are not - since this is not a valid formula. Perhaps you mean:
=(A1-B1)/B1
Is there some way to get an empty C1 cell when there is a negative
number in
http://www.scribus.net/?q=faq/12
Thanks, I had just read that half an hour ago!
http://docs.scribus.net/index.php?lang=enpage=importhints
http://docs.scribus.net/
Scribus bug reports are here:
http://bugs.scribus.net/my_view_page.php
The Scribus docs, like any other well-documented
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