Greetings:
I am using Mac OOo 3.2 and wish to transplant its Writer and Draw
configurations into Linux (Debian) 3.2 OOo to avoid hundreds of tedious
hours of redoing each config on Linux. I can easily grab OOo configs out
of my Mac, but finding their counterparts to replace in the unreal
On 1/21/11 8:15 PM, Quinn wrote:
On 1/14/11 8:47 AM, Lance wrote:
On 1/14/11 5:00 AM, James Greenidge wrote:
My previous post involved OOo 3.3 under Mac 10.4.11. Now I find I
can't even insert a QT mov file in a Write doc under 10.5.8 (just
get a question mark frame), much less embed
Unless it's some kind of OOo folder permissions hang-up, the
dysfunctional Link menu item for unlinking inserted mov.s is most
likely a bug. You can try animated GIFs and PNGs in its place but forget
any sound. Good luck.
On 1/17/11 6:34 PM, Lance wrote:
On 1/15/11 4:12 PM, James
On 1/14/11 8:47 AM, Lance wrote:
I find this true on my MacBook running Leopard. It leaves a question
marked shaded screen when you attempt to paste a video file in. It
also happens when you load an old doc with a video insert which was
created and played perfectly well in Tiger and Panther.
mov files. Looks like I'll have to retrogress to a much earlier
OOo to do the job it once did.
On 1/13/11 12:04 PM, James Greenidge wrote:
I'm trying to embed a QuickTime movie file into a Write document, and
the Help instructions which claim to insert it then go to Edit menu to
reach Link
I'm trying to embed a QuickTime movie file into a Write document, and
the Help instructions which claim to insert it then go to Edit menu to
reach Link and break the link there doesn't work because Link is not
active. Saving the file only results in a small-sized document with a
? in place
On 12/15/10 5:13 PM, m93s...@aol.com wrote:
I am trying to uninstal OpenOffice but everytime I try it says: This administrator
has put policies in place that prevent uninstillation
Why is that?
Sara
Seasons Greetings!
I THINK this also happens if you're running OOo on a home network and
On 12/13/10 7:28 PM, Daniel Lewis wrote:
If you are using the version of OOo provided by Mint, the preset
parts of OOo are probably located within the /etc/ folder. That is not
what you want. You mentioned three locations for the standard.soc
file, but you did not mention where the third
On 12/15/10 7:45 AM, Daniel Lewis wrote:
James Greenidge wrote:
In the immortal words of Captain J.J. Adams The damned thing's
invisible!, I have you to thank for locating the files in question
-- only visible in show hidden files mode! Like who'd ever know
that, and Why?? Wouldn't it make
Bruce, thank you for your suggestions and we'll take it under serious
consideration. It's just a shame that users and beta testers have to go
it alone with complicated ad hoc remedies like this on issues which are
basic programming knowledge to OOo programmers and writers. But by God,
isn't
On 12/13/10 10:53 AM, Daniel Lewis wrote:
Perhaps this will help: The color table is stored in
/home/.openoffice.org/3/user/config/ in the standard .soc file. This
is using the OOo version downloaded from the OOo website. The Mac
version is home/Library/Application
On 12/12/10 4:47 PM, David H. Lipman wrote:
Is there such a thing as an animated PNG file ?
Animated GIF, yes... PNG ?
I previously mentioned uncovering a file like this while salvaging and
unzipping a corrupted Write doc with an embedded animation, and you
can't tell what format such a
Seasons Greetings:
I'd be happy enough just being pointed to where Linux/Mint OOo stores
its color code files so I can figure out how to replace it with the one
from Mac OOo to save my home school the time and tedium of inputting
over eighty custom non-Sun color codes. Thanks.
Jim
Seasons Greetings!
I wish to transfer my Mac OOo Writer configuration files into Linux OOo
Writer (for Mint). The main Writer files in question would be
toolbar.xml and standard.soc, but despite hours of poking and shoving
through Mint's arcane OOo file folders, I can't find the Linux OOo
On 11/28/10 4:37 PM, RA Brown wrote:
That is strange as here it does. I opened a jpg in gimp, cut and
pasted it into a new Writer document. Saved the doc then closed
Writer open the ODT with Archive Manager and the directory is there
with the picture, in PNG format. This all done under
A Write document is corrupt but I can use Stuffit to open it and get at
the files but I can't find the very important images. Does OOo store
then as PNG or PICT or JPG? Also, does OOo convert image files pasted
into a Write doc?
Thanks!
On 11/28/10 10:04 AM, Daniel Lewis wrote:
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Den 2010-11-28 15:03:15 skrev James Greenidge ji...@mac.com:
A Write document is corrupt but I can use Stuffit to open it and get
at the files but I can't find the very important images. Does OOo
store then as PNG or PICT
On 11/28/10 2:20 PM, Daniel Lewis wrote:
James Greenidge wrote:
On 11/28/10 10:04 AM, Daniel Lewis wrote:
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Den 2010-11-28 15:03:15 skrev James Greenidge ji...@mac.com:
A Write document is corrupt but I can use Stuffit to open it and
get at the files but I can't find
This problem hasn't cropped up for years for me because only recently
have I had to embed animated GIFS and Mov files within Write documents.
Back then with OOo 2.4 I simply used Insert Movie Sound, and the Mov
or animated GIF stuck in a document without any links, but now when I
use OOo 3+,
This problem hasn't cropped up for years for me because only recently
have I had to embed animated GIFS and Mov files within Write documents.
Back then with OOo 2.4 I simply used Insert Movie Sound, and the Mov
or animated GIF stuck in a document without any links, but now when I
use OOo 3+,
Twayne wrote:
In news:op.vl58celmxqd...@pb-laptop,
Johnny Rosenberggurus.knu...@gmail.com typed:
Yes, but I think there was some serious problem with that,
if I recall correctly. The problem was that \n in the
search field is Shift+b5 and in the replace field it is
b5, but there is no way to
Greetings!
Despite Googling and Yahoo'ing, the most advanced version of portable
OOo for Macs I've found is 2.0.1rc. Are there any more recent ones? Some
unscrupulous sites claim they have portable Mac OOo 2.4 but
bait-and-switch you with 2.0.1 instead. Much appreciate any help!
Thanks
Greetings!
Despite Googling and Yahoo'ing, the most advanced version of portable
OOo for Macs I've found is 2.0.1rc. Are there any more recent ones? Some
unscrupulous sites claim they have portable Mac OOo 2.4 but
bait-and-switch you with 2.0.1 instead. Much appreciate any help!
Thanks
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
Hello James,
On Friday 15 October 2010, 16:21, James Greenidge wrote:
Greetings:
I want to spare myself the tedium of re-doing the configurations of my
Tiger eMac's OOo 3.2 to an older iBook running OOo 3.2 in MintPPC since
OOo doesn't import config files. I
Greetings:
I want to spare myself the tedium of re-doing the configurations of my
Tiger eMac's OOo 3.2 to an older iBook running OOo 3.2 in MintPPC since
OOo doesn't import config files. I can grab the Open Office standard.soc
file out of Tiger readily enough, but where does Mint OOo store
Greetings:
I am using a 1.25Hz eMac running 10.4.11 and OOo 3.2. I find when I
import RTF files from another OOo machine that often OOo substitutes a
font that it seems it can't find, even though if I go into OOo's font
menu it's there ready to be installed. I'm wondering whether this might
Hal Vaughan wrote:
Doesn't anyone here have any experience or background on using OOo with as
small a system as possible or with small systems?
Hal
On Aug 31, 2010, at 10:21 PM, Hal Vaughan wrote:
When OpenOffice states that 512 MB is a minimum requirement for operation and
that 1 GB
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
OpenOffice.org is not like MS Office with separate programs for
separate tasks. Since much of the code for one applications have very
much in common with code for other tasks the whole suite can be much
smaller by reusing the same code where ever possible.
This means
Greetings:
Is there any way to config OOo to be forced to load any font in a RTF
imported doc? Some fonts in such RTF docs don't show up upon importing,
only showing a blank font label in the toolbar's font window although if
you scroll you can find the font to re-load it. Is this a RTF
Greetings:
I have (Mac) Mariner Write RTF documents which contain the fonts Balzac,
Aristocrat LET, English 111 Vivace among others, and when I import or
open these MW documents into OOo these fonts aren't only not rendered in
OOo but show up blank in the font window of the Formatting
Re:
Myself, I'd love to see a stand-alone OOo Writer that'd both run quicker
and use less memory, especially in older Macs. The closest Macs have to
such is the moribund AbiWord, which did a fair job handling OOo docs
before it went belly-up. I hope OOo code is open source enough to allow
an
Jerry Clancy wrote:
We generate a lot of .rtf files. As it is a native format, MS Word
handles them fine. However, on our main development system we have
used OO Writer instead of Word. Today I noticed that Writer loads and
interprets the rtf file OK but then screws it up if saved to it's
Khalil Nazary:
My mother is legally blind and uses Dragon software to read e-mail and
letters and compose stories on her old IBM Thinkpad via Word on MS
Office, It was a frustrating learning curve for her to get used to it
(need patience to train it to understand you) but it's quite
Greetings:
Can BatchConv3.2 be used or modified for OOo4Kids 0.9?
Thanks keep up the great work
Jim in Queens NY
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BatchConv3.2. Fabulous macro, but now the whole home school wants to use
it on OOo4Kids on their G3 iMacs but it won't work! Since OOo4Kids runs
much faster and smoother and appears much nicer than OOo 2.1 ()plus they
like it better), is there a solution?
Thanks for any tips!
Jim Greenidge
jonathon wrote:
James Greenidge wrote:y
my problem! The crux of my problem is figuring out what intermediate pallet
colors transitioning from navy blue to salmon to use for each letter in the
title heading. It sounds like a color matching puzzle a child would enjoy, but
I lost talent
Daniel Lewis wrote:
James Greenidge wrote:
Guy Voets wrote:
2010/3/8 James Greenidgeji...@mac.com:
Greetings:
I've a 18-letter document title that I'd like to color morph from
navy
blue with the first letter to deep salmon to the last, but choosing
apt
interval colors from the palette
Greetings:
I'd like to lock the size of my OOo windows (both Mail and Browser) so
that they won't always cover the entire screen edge to edge to allow a
tiny sliver of the desktop on the left side to be exposed where I can
drag items off the OOo browser screen onto the desktop without
Pardons! Please ignore my last message. Was intended for Mozilla mail list!
JimWG
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Greetings:
I've a 18-letter document title that I'd like to color morph from navy
blue with the first letter to deep salmon to the last, but choosing apt
interval colors from the palette by eye seems too imprecise to exact a
smooth properly hued transition. Is there anyway to imbue a line of
Guy Voets wrote:
2010/3/8 James Greenidgeji...@mac.com:
Greetings:
I've a 18-letter document title that I'd like to color morph from navy
blue with the first letter to deep salmon to the last, but choosing apt
interval colors from the palette by eye seems too imprecise to exact a
smooth
jonathon wrote:
All:
For those who like colour palettes that are too large to be useful, I've
uploaded the most recent one I've created to
http://rapidshare.com/files/359406571/color_palette_30.tar.gz.html
If rapidshare isn't to your liking, I'll upload it elsewhere, provided
doing so is
Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi all
sorry for that problem. It works for me :(
btw, i did a quick hack that will avoid this error and i updated the
pages
http://oooconv.free.fr/batchconv/batchconv_en.html
the download link is ok
direct access :
Greetings;
I've come across several batch odt to doc converter macros, all very old
and only do sxw and are cranky to get started. I'd like your
recommendations on any that actually work. Thanks!
Jim
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Andreas Saeger wrote:
James Greenidge wrote:
Greetings;
I've come across several batch odt to doc converter macros, all very
old and only do sxw and are cranky to get started. I'd like your
recommendations on any that actually work. Thanks!
Jim
..
http://www.artofsolving.com/opensource
Lars Nooden wrote:
Jim, the best recommendation is to not waste your time with any of the
old, undocumented, proprietary binary formats. That era is over.
What problem are you trying to solve?
Regards,
/Lars
It's not like I have a choice. If higher-up clients sniff on OOo and
demand
M. Fioretti wrote:
Jim,
I understand your pain! May I ask a general question, since I've
covered these things recently (see signature)? What kind of clients
are asking this to you? Public Administrations or private businesses?
I ask because sometimes the first ones _may_ have to comply with some
Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi
Your site is cool! Only thing is both 1.7 3.2 macros don't respond
when I hit the Start BatchConv button. :( . I'm using a 10.4.11 PPC
Mac with OOo 3.2 if that helps. It looks very well done though.
Thanks for that unsung community effort!
maybe macro protection
Greetings:
Need to convert several hundred .odt document files into .doc for the
unwashed. Is there a batch conversion program or plug-in that could
swing this?
Thanks for any hint!
JimWG
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Greetings!
What photo format should I use in a RTF document which OOo will keep and
render in the document when importing it?
JimWG
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On 1/13/10 11:27 AM, NoOp wrote:
On 01/12/2010 05:58 AM, James Greenidge wrote:
Happy New Year
I have PPC OOo 3.1 on MacOS 10.4.11 and despite the OOo Writers Forum
and others, I just can't find a way to embed .mov files (1.5 meg) by
breaking the link, which always remains ghosted
On 1/12/10 4:19 PM, jordan force wrote:
It doesn't seem to work on my imac either
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 1:09 PM, James Greenidgeji...@mac.com wrote:
On 1/12/10 11:17 AM, jordan force wrote:
I am assuming that you are trying to embed the video in a text document,
is
that
Is there no solution? Only MS Office can do such?
On 1/11/10 9:25 AM, James Greenidge wrote:
Happy New Year
I have PPC OOo 3.1 on MacOS 10.4.11 and despite the OOo Writers Forum
and others, I just can't find a way to embed .mov files (1.5 meg) by
breaking the link, which always remains
Happy New Year
I have PPC OOo 3.1 on MacOS 10.4.11 and despite the OOo Writers Forum
and others, I just can't find a way to embed .mov files (1.5 meg) by
breaking the link, which always remains ghosted on the Edit: Link menu.
A step by step on truly embedding videos would be most appreciated!
On 1/12/10 11:17 AM, jordan force wrote:
I am assuming that you are trying to embed the video in a text document, is
that correct?
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 8:58 AM, James Greenidgeji...@mac.com wrote:
These are stand-alone .mov files that I wish to embed in Writer
documents without
Happy New Year
I have PPC OOo 3.1 on MacOS 10.4.11 and despite the OOo Writers Forum
and others, I just can't find a way to embed .mov files (1.5 meg) by
breaking the link, which always remains ghosted on the Edit: Link menu.
A step by step on truly embedding videos would be most appreciated!
Greetings:
I'm using OOo 3.1.1 on a 10.4.11 Mac. I noticed that the animation in
document files with mov. clips on a Mac moves somewhat more sluggishly
than OOo 3.1 on a PC. Is there anyway to tweak the speed of a mov. in a
document on a Mac?
Thanks,
JimWG
newroz suer wrote:
WHY THE HELL ARE U ASKING ME???
Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 14:33:05 -0500
From: ji...@mac.com
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] Can mov. inserts in docs be speeded up?
Greetings:
I'm using OOo 3.1.1 on a 10.4.11 Mac. I noticed that the animation in
document files
Lars Nooden wrote:
Each line of the list starts with a tab - I want to get rid of the tabs.
How can I use Search Replace to do this?
One way to do that would be using regular expressions:
Edit- FindReplace-More Options-Regular Expressions:
Search for: \t
Greetings!
How do you turn a single-spaced Write document into double-spaced?
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Greetings!
I have a single spaced document and now wish to double-space between
paragraphs. How do I do this? Thanks for any assist.
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Greetings!
I'm resurrecting a G3 iBook with Panther 10.3.9 installed. I know it'll
be long in the tooth, but what's the most advanced OOo version I can put
on it?
Thanks,
Jim
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M Henri Day wrote:
2009/8/4 Greg mrgj...@yahoo.com
Dear Open Office,
I am interested in downloading Open Office but I only need Writer.
Is it possible to download Writer only?
Thank you
Greg, unless I am much misinformed, it is not possible to download only
Writer - the OOo suite
James Greenidge wrote:
Uwe Fischer wrote:
In Format/Page, after you have set you margins to zero, go to
Borders and turn Borders on. Set border colour to same as your
background colour. Then set Spacing to contents to 1 inch or
whatever width you desire for margins.
Right. You can
Greetings:
In Write, is there anyway to have a fully colored background edge to
edge without affecting the text margins? For example, if I set the page
margins in Page Style Default to 0.00 left and right margins, I can have
a colored page from edge to edge but also so are the text margins
then because non of the 2.0
versions are doing it under 10.3.9 for me anymore. It's crazy. I don't
know whether newer versions of Java are inhibiting embedding or not, but
its sure not like the old days!
James Greenidge
I never had to insert a media file as an Object to embed it before --
which is moot since it still doesn't work for me and all I get is a big
Plug-in icon pasted in my doc.
The easiest way to check out whether your document's mov. or animated
GIF is embedded or not is to check out the file
I never had to insert a media file as an Object to embed it before --
which is moot since it still doesn't work for me and all I get is a big
Plug-in icon pasted in my doc.
The easiest way to check out whether your document's mov. or animated
GIF is embedded or not is to check out the file
Greetings:
I haven't done so for years, but recently I tried to inert an animated
GIF into my Writer documents (Mac 3.00 and up under 10.4.11) and found
out that it doesn't actually embed self-contained media files in the
document anymore like the old versions did, but instead relies on media
search
criteria) so something to shoot for in OOo. Meanwhile, can anyone
explain, non-techie style, just how I can find spaces before or after
paragraph or line returns?
Thanks!
James Greenidge
Queens NY
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Motion JPEG-A but no show video. OOo Help states that it Player does
play several formats but which? And which can be inserted a doc? Any
help most appreciated!
James Greenidge
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Motion JPEG-A but no show video. OOo Help states that it Player does
play several formats but which? And which can be inserted a doc? Any
help most appreciated!
James Greenidge
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Greetings:
How does one search/find a space followed by a return in OOo? I can't
make sense on doing this (if possible) in either the help menus or docs.
Thanks for any assist.
James Greenidge
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a stable product, but how do OOo engineers and
programmers define stable? A point-one bug rate? When there are zero
bugs? (is this even possible??). Just like to know how and where the
line is drawn between stable and beta.
Thanks unsung OOo engineers keep up the great work!
James Greenidge
on a G3 and basic OOo?
Thanks for any tips!
James Greenidge
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Greetings!
Subject line says it all. Is there any way to import NeoOffice's color
palette table to Mac OOo's directly without having to go through
retyping all those RGB codes of your dozens of custom colors?
Thanks!
James Greenidge
the same way.
Does OOo install a new different Courier font that overrides the basic
Mac Courier font or is this just a behavior of OOo with these peculiar
characters?
Thanks keep up the great work!
James Greenidge
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it makes it clone the line many times.
HOW DO I GET RID OF IT?
Turn off the feature via Tools AutoCorrect.
Can't there be a way for OOo to accept asterisks as separators or
partitions while keeping active the useful features of OOo?
Thanks for all hard work you and OOo folks do!
James
Greetings:
I'm using Mac OOo and would like to know if anyone has any workable
cursive fonts installed in OOo Write to recommend. Even after using
Fondu, the closest font resembling a true cursive font I can find is
CochinItalic. Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
James Greenidge
Joseph Hogan wrote:
I am making a document right now. I have had to adjust the image to
fit beter into a certain part of the page.
But, when I do this, it goes out of proportion. Is there a way to set
OO to force proportional size changes to an image?
Thanks
Joe
Joe:
I think when you
as
animated JPEGs to insert OOo Write? (need better color rendering).
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James Greenidge
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example of what I mean can be had at
http://www.screenplay.com/products/mmscreenwriter/index.html. Just
want to know whether such an OOo add-on is only whistling in the wind.
James Greenidge
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if it is accepted.
Well, if this is a bug and not just an omitted feature, then I'm
utterly floored how on earth it's passed notice for so long, unless
others thought as I did that was just an intrinsic inability of OOo!
James Greenidge
.*
On the Mac, when you use Nisus or Mariner Write and save a document
with images to RTF they create a single RTF file containing the
image, not split them. So this image separation from a RTF OOo file
would appear to be a OOo bug.
James Greenidge
is kept when the file is saved in rtf-format.
Is there a work around ? Or does RTF regularly not save included graphic
information ?
Thanks
Peter Schramm
I've noticed similar separation of text and images with Mac OOo and
NeoOffice. Took it for an intrinsic inability, not a bug.
James Greenidge
Greetings:
Can someone walk me through the command line sequence for installing
libfreetype-2.1.9-davidchesterpatch to help smooth out my Mac OOo 2.0
fonts?
If anyone can it'd be greatly appreciated!
James Greenidge
Greetings:
I'm trying to resolve a Fondu installation/font issue with Mac OOo
2.0 and would appreciate any screen shots of Courier 12 on Mac OOo to
compare with my Fondu results.
Thanks a million for any assist!
James Greenidge
of thought to unwittingly see
three asterisks turn into double lines then have to go into
AutoCorrect to deal with it.
Otherwise keep the great work!
James Greenidge
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it a bug! The software
should lightly flag the user who unwittingly activates a feature they
know beans about that such a feature was activated to avoid confusion
and misunderstandings and worst false bug alerts.
Thanks for your quickie response!
James Greenidge
with a
consistent Courier 12, 57 line, .3 top .8 bottom margin format.
Any assist would be greatly appreciated!
James Greenidge
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to have a problem with helping OpenOffice.org generate a
cash flow. Why is this?
I'm STILL trying to figure out what the heck OOo and Sun gets out of
giving away a MS Office beater absolutely totally free! You guys
should move into the lux car industry next!! :-D
James Greenidge
are reserved.
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Why doesn't OOo or NeoO use or even mention the F13 key?
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On Fri, 2005-10-28 at 21:45 -0400, James Greenidge wrote:
Greetings!
Super-kudos to the Mac OOo 2.0 team! Keep up the great work!
I'd like to know of any reliable public domain font sources for Mac
OOo 2.0 (if it can't use Billmobile versions). I'm particularly
seeking another version
for the heads up! I'll check it out!
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seeking OOo friendly versions of Edwardian, Aristocrat, and
Stencil fonts used in Mac applications but don't show up.
Thanks, and good work to the Mac OOo team!
James Greenidge
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Greetings!
Super-kudos to the Mac OOo 2.0 team! Keep up the great work!
I'd like to know of any reliable public domain font sources for Mac
OOo 2.0 (if it can't use Billmobile versions). I'm particularly
seeking another version of Courier font and some elegant cursive type
fonts.
Thanks.
than color!) which is visually much better but I'd
rather have color for effect.
Can anyone recommend a better rendering for an animated clip in NeoWrite?
Thanks!
James Greenidge
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