Darn Guys, You're absolutely right!
And I did look under Letter size!! I guess I was so frustrated by then I
couldn't see :(
A BIG Thanks to both of you
Twayne wrote:
Meenie1 wrote:
All I want to do is print some return address labels and they aren't
there.
this is the simple
I have a small business.
I have an inventory made in OO spreadsheet.
I want to open a second OO spreadsheet to make some calculations for my
taxes so I want to be able to refer to the first spreadsheet, but OO
won't let me open a second spreadsheet. Why not?
When I try to open a 2nd blank
it right now! wink
Web Kracked wrote:
Twayne wrote:
Meenie1 wrote:
All I want to do is print some return address labels and they aren't
there.
this is the simple Avery 8167 (5267) return address labels. Why aren't
the basics in the write thing? :(
The more I use Open Office the more I dream
All I want to do is print some return address labels and they aren't there.
this is the simple Avery 8167 (5267) return address labels. Why aren't
the basics in the write thing? :(
The more I use Open Office the more I dream of MS Office. It doesn't
seem to be worth the extra effort to do
There is an L8167 but it's a shipping label, NOT a return address
label... it's half a page big!
and the other numbers aren't listed at all.
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Meenie1 wrote:
All I want to do is print some return address labels and they aren't
there.
this is the simple Avery 8167
David B Teague wrote:
John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Fri, 28 Nov 2008 22:07:07 -0500
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My question is, where do I find a minimal set of instructions to get
started with Scribus? From what I read, it ought to be a wonderful
package, but nothing I try seems
M Henri Day wrote:
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Thank you, James. I finally managed to download Scribus and I figured out
why I was going in circles before... my IE was blocking my downloads, LOL.
snip
Just as there are alternatives to Microsoft Office, there are also
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On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 14:58, John Boyle wrote:
What I cannot understand is why anyone would use Outlook,
Outlook doesn't crash and burn, when faced with multiple accounts that
each get 1000+ emails per hour. Both Evolution and
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Aha, I found the place in paste special where you choose to move cells
down or left and that worked. I copied the specific cells instead of the
whole row, chose paste special and chose to move cells down and in
they went.
Thanks to all for all their help on this.
As to the colors, I'm sorry -
I just started using Oo and opened an excel spreadsheet in it (my
inventory for my jewelry business)
It opened fine and all the functions seem to work well and pretty much
like excel except for two things:
1. When I try to cut and paste a range of cells - in excel you copy the
range, then right
Wow, isn't that interesting!? I just subscribed to this list and the
very first message I receive is about Piers Anthony, lol. I loved his
Xanth series. The puns Oh my, how I loved them, and particularly
loved his letters at the end of each one. :) Isle of View was one of my
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