by choosing Exchange database from the Edit menu.
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dogmatic about posting style. There are a few who are otherwise; every
now and then they emerge in a pack to abuse unwary newcomers. After a
while they turn on each other and return to their trees to ponder the
strange primates that walk on the ground.
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dreamed of by George Mitchell
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8659894.stmto resolve this issue.
Well said!
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in a
format your correspondents can't read. If it's not necessary for them
to be able to edit the documents, you might send them as PDF files.
Just use the Export as PDF option on the File menu. Nearly everyone
has Adobe Reader and can open those files.
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better way to do it.
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context for Help, then look up Access databases on the help index tab.
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high, portrait, for printing on U.S. letter size paper. Then the page
and text won't have to shrink as it will if you use the 8.5 x 13 page
size suggested in the tutorial.
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cursor in the last paragraph of the frame with First
Page at the top, then hit the right-arrow key. The cursor should jump
to the first paragraph of the frame with Second Page. The frames are
linked so that text will flow naturally to the proper frame.
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frames in the
help files, and maybe experiment a little with a simpler layout of
frames to get a feel for what's happening.
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enlighten me?
Many thanks
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As others have mentioned, OOo files are already compressed. If you
change the .odt extension of a OOo Writer file to .zip, you can
un-compress the file and see what's inside.
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/batchconv/download/BatchConv3.2-1.odt
Sorry no time now to do more
HTH
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Thanks! A quick test converting two .docx files to PDF worked perfectly.
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not defined.
Me too, code is displayed with this line highlighted --
aSettings = getConfigSetting(/org.openoffice.Setup/Product, false)
From the function --
function getVersionOOO() as string
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haven't used
them personally, but you can find them at
http://oooconv.free.fr/index_en.html
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that posts with a link don't make it through. A search engine should
find it.
Tools from OOoConv, by Laurent Godard, might do what you want. I
haven't had occasion to try them myself yet.
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Variable, then a field Insert Formula with that formula PAGE - 1.
You'll add whatever text you want before those fields.
To get the PAGE - 1 result to display properly you will probably have to
press the F9 (recalculate) function key.
It all seems a little awkward, but it ought to work.
Troll
number control is set to 0.
The first item in the header should be an inserted field for the
variable Set page variable with on chosen in the Selection area
and no offset entered.
Replace the Page numbers field with the inserted field Show page
variable.
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On 23-Feb-10 09:12, Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-02-23 9:36 AM, Troll/Idiot wrote:
The 'bug' is a 'feature' to some - it has to do with simplex vs duplex
prinitng. All books are printed with odd numbered pages on the right and
even numbered pages on the left...
What does the OP
explaining the concept
of master documents.
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Selection. If you click on that you can choose the last
option Load Styles...
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books at http://www.docsymmetry.com/layout.html The site is aimed at
technical writers, but books of all types share many features.
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to create a new template (call it TB-Basic or
something) and modify the default paragraph style in that template. When
you start a new document you can specify that template and your default
paragraph style should be as you previously set it.
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on top of it,
set background to white 100% transparency. Put field for serial number
in frame. Just a thought -- haven't had time to test it thoroughly.
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On 15-Feb-10 05:40, Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-02-14 4:16 PM, Troll/Idiot wrote:
Programmer In Training is attempting to continue the string of personal
attacks in the various Top posting threads. I received the message
quoted below directly. It is an excellent example of the kind of post I
to personal abuse,
because as well as being wrong it is ineffective for encouraging a
cooperative and helpful atmosphere on the list. I do respect the views
of those who disagree with that last point and am willing to continue
the discussion if they wish.
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On 15-Feb-10 01:41, Robert Holtzman wrote:
On Sun, Feb 14, 2010 at 03:50:43PM -0600, Troll/Idiot wrote:
On 14-Feb-10 15:44, Programmer In Training wrote:
On 02/14/10 15:16, Troll/Idiot wrote:
Programmer In Training is attempting to continue the string of personal
attacks
with someone who would invite such attack upon himself.
The appropriately named Troll/Idiot (see below for a full
justification of that claim) dragged it on still further:
Yet another. You don't seem to be able to resist.
Then Robert Holtzman commented:
I've stayed
bad enough having people who consider personal invective an
acceptable tool of discussion on this list; I'm not going to be their
target on another!
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Nothing has changed, nor is it likely to. You can relax. I don't think
the value of this thread to later readers will be decreased by mixed
posting. You've expressed your opinion (about opinion) in a polite and
civil fashion. That's what will keep the list functional.
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Your
On 14-Feb-10 09:40, Larry Gusaas wrote:
On 2010/02/14 7:28 AM Troll/Idiot wrote:
Nothing has changed, nor is it likely to. You can relax. I don't
think the value of this thread to later readers will be decreased by
mixed posting. You've expressed your opinion (about opinion) in a
polite
On 14-Feb-10 11:47, Gene Young wrote:
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Nothing has changed, nor is it likely to. You can relax.
I don't think
the value of this thread to later readers will be decreased by mixed
posting.
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Your mother was right. Be polite.
An open letter to Bruce Roorda
of thing is acceptable.
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On 14-Feb-10 14:01, Programmer In Training wrote:
On 02/14/10 13:25, Troll/Idiot wrote:
On 14-Feb-10 11:47, Gene Young wrote:
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There is no value to this thread. It has absolutely nothing to do
with Open Office. You may think
particularly bad luck in upgrades recently though
NEVER from OO.o.
David Teague
Flames to /dev/null, please.
Just installed it today - install was painless, recent file list was
intact, 32MB Writer document loaded quickly, scrolls fairly smoothly
through its 347 pages.
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On 14-Feb-10 15:44, Programmer In Training wrote:
On 02/14/10 15:16, Troll/Idiot wrote:
Programmer In Training is attempting to continue the string of personal
attacks in the various Top posting threads. I received the message
Really? I am? I don't see any personal attack at all. I
earlier in the discussion.
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On 13-Feb-10 02:05, Gordon wrote:
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Well, Brewster, you've chewed it over at some length on several
occasions
the same facts, different people will reach different
conclusions, equally valid is not meaningless psychobabble.
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On 13-Feb-10 03:37, Brewster Gillett wrote:
On Fri, 2010-02-12 at 22:28 -0600, Troll/Idiot wrote:
Well
. Those people should find another list where it's acceptable.
Perhaps this list's guidelines should discourage that sort of thing.
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On 13-Feb-10 10:06, Larry Gusaas wrote:
On 2010/02/13 8:33 AM Troll/Idiot wrote:
We're not talking about
I think we agree on that point.
On 13-Feb-10 09:40, Brewster Gillett wrote:
On Sat, 2010-02-13 at 08:43 -0600, Troll/Idiot wrote:
Brewster, see my reply to Gordon's post, the part about personal attacks.
bg:
I'd like to think we were all perspicacious enough to be able to know
On 13-Feb-10 08:52, Programmer In Training wrote:
On 02/13/10 08:33, Troll/Idiot wrote:
We're not talking about books, but rather posts on an email list.
snip
Until now I've stayed out of this discussion because I feel I've already
made my views known, but your choice in inviting
On 13-Feb-10 09:44, Hal Vaughan wrote:
On Feb 13, 2010, at 9:43 AM, Troll/Idiot wrote:
Brewster, see my reply to Gordon's post, the part about personal attacks.
I do apologize for assuming you were relatively inexperienced. I had made the
unwarranted assumption that you were in your
On 13-Feb-10 12:26, Larry Gusaas wrote:
On 2010/02/13 11:32 AM Troll/Idiot wrote:
Yes, I've read the list guidelines,
But are still not following them. When replying to other people it is
customary to intersperse your response with their questions
Think of it as poetic license, done
On 13-Feb-10 12:30, Brewster Gillett wrote:
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brewster:
My last contribution to this thread;
All opinions are *not* respect-worthy. I will suppress my natural
. It's not just the newbies, the ignorant and the
inexperienced.
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On 12-Feb-10 04:27, Brewster Gillett wrote:
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Good afternoon all, particularly
Séamas Ó Brógáin wrote:
What do you need to have be different in each header?
It’s an alphabetically arranged book, somewhat like a dictionary, in
which a “catchword” (for example the first three letters of the first
or the last headword on the page) appears in the header. This means
having
James wrote:
I have a bunch of pictures I added to a writer document.
I want to refer to each one in the text (see figure 1), etc but want
them automatically numbered and the reference in the text
automatically updated if I move it or insert another..
steve kolars wrote:
I need help with headers, and cannot figure out page numbering. I can make
a running header with page numbers, but I do not want the page number to
show on the first page. I cannot figure out how to keep the page number
from printing on the first page.
Thanks in advance,
Two possibilities come to mind --
1. Put the text in one column and the number in the next.
2. Pad the numbers with leading 0's so all the numbers have the same
number of characters
USA 00084
USA 00604
USA 00275
USA 35024
USA 00103
USA 00116
USA 38747
USA 00072
USA 00040
USA 87549
USA 41001
william drescher wrote:
Barbara Duprey wrote:
william drescher wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
At 13:40 01/08/2009 -0400, William Drescher wrote:
I have a master document/subdocuments. I would like to have a
heading that spans all subdocuments and footers that are unique to
each subdocument.
you can use to sychronize everything in all the
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do things their way. And it's intelligent.
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Finally, an intellegent argument _for_ top posting!
?
Finally? You've seen it before, often, in several of the many tiresome
exchanges when one group or another has tried to make everyone do things
their way. And it's intelligent
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Not only did you lie by implying that you'd never seen the argument before,
you are also rather rude.
I had not lied, and furthermore I had not implied anything. Please
quote where I was rude, so that I can learn to express myself
(agrees/disagrees) withe (me/you); assemble it as you see fit.
:^}
Cheers,
Some references were to exchanges that occurred before you joined the
list, I think. Chances are the same subjects will come up again every
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It's a complex world, and there are a lot of other pencil sharpeners out
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style with the underscore as the fill character for the tab and type a
tab in every line.
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In a Writer document destined for printing, how does one add ruled
lines
case the label
printing feature specifying the Avery 8387 postcard, 4- 4 1/4 x 5 1/2
cards per letter-size sheet or Avery 5389, 2- 4 x 6 cards on a letter
size sheet might work.
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set it to flip the sheet on its left edge.
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At the very end of the first label, you need to insert a Next record
field. Starting from the menu bar -- Insert|Fields|Other|Database|Next
record
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Do you mean that you get a full sheet of labels with the same address on
each label?
If that is the case, you may need to insert a Next record field at the
very end of the label text.
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will cause all
the content to be saved in the .odm file.
I suggest looking in OOo's help, too.
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E-mail as Microsoft Word. Also, if the recipient is not expected to
edit the file, you can also export or send as a PDF file.
paintered64 might also want to consider using .rtf format, depending on
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documents,
but you will still always be able to open them in the MS programs when
you want to.
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and I've done it several
times since then. And it's STILL doing the same thing.
It just doesn't like something in that zip folder sigh
Joseph
It seems that some people just find Norton antivirus is slow and weird.
You might want to try the AVG Free antivirus program.
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suggest that he is acting against either the wishes or the interests of
his customers, nor to think that you would be one of his customers.
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way I can start it at 1, and suppress the printing of page
numbering on blank pages?
Brian Barker already said most of what's needed. There's some additional
useful reference info at http://www.docsymmetry.com/layout.html
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you can open the powerpoint file from there.
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Can I convert an `Open Office Document` to `Word` and if so how?
Open the document in OOo Writer, Click File on the menu bar, click
Save as, then specify Word format in the drop down list under the file
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Svyatoslav Zaborov wrote:
Hi all!
Why OpenOffice.Org Writer on the modern time is baby toy/editor for
stupid aborigens/editor for silly stupid blonds?
Your opening lines make it appear that you are trying to be offensive
rather than either seriously asking for or offering help.
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[impress].
On 13 Jan 2008 at 11:17, Howard wrote:
Its just a jpeg that I saved after I copied it to my desktop.
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codes as text and enter a
space as the first character. Five character and nine character codes
work just fine, though it's a bit of a kludge.
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://www.openoffice.org/ I don't see a torrent download
option at all. I've always used GetRight (WinXP)
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It can be deleted.
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http://www.searchgamesbox.com/tvtown.shtml
If the Word 2007 file was saved in .docx format older versions of MS
Word won't open it either. Can you save it again in .doc format?
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in the second page if the table is continued. Kindly let me
know how to do this..
Put your cursor somewhere in the table and right click. Then click
Table..., then click on the Text Flow tab and make sure the Repeat
heading box has a check mark in it.
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I tried to repeat his experience and found that merely saving the
Writer document itself in .doc format was sufficient, and that I could
open the document and view the pasted information in MS Word 2002.
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button and click on the Troubleshoot tab.
(Don't get sidetracked by the Troubleshoot button on the settings tab
page.)
Hardware acceleration is controlled by a slider. Move it all the way to
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Hardware acceleration is controlled by a slider. Move it all the way
to the left.
Didn't help. I opened the .odt file and saved it as Word 97 .doc file.
I then opened the .doc file with Word 97, and the table was gone.
I really hate
Fred A. Miller wrote:
On some lists I'm on, it IS policy. If you don't bottom post, you'll be
warned once and after that you won't post. In fact, there's a number of
lists I know of like that..one of them has well over 600 members.
Fred
Lists do vary. Most of the lists I'm on
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I meant that as a joke and EXPLICITLY (shouting intended) said so.
It wasn't funny.
I'm sorry you didn't find it funny, but that really has nothing to do
with whether it was intended
I think that's considerate rather than annoying and that it adds a much
needed touch of humor to the subject.
Dan Lewis wrote:
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And to annoy both groups, I have top and bottom posted this information.
Dan
I think that's considerate rather than annoying and that it adds a much
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Lastly, I believe that any further discussion of this issue on this
forum is detrimental to the purpose for which the openoffice users
list was created. Any others sharing that opinion who wish to
coordinate efforts to put an end to this otherwise interminable
abuse
BTW -
You, farmer from Possum Hill, and Mr. Clean M. Fioretti have given
enough unintentionally comical stuff à la Laurel and Hardy (aka Stan
and Ollie).
It's high time to leave that playground now ...
LOL. Some of it has seemed like a Laurel and Hardy routine to me, as
well. It's good
it
to myself and opened it in Word. It worked fine.
Is it possible you could send the table as a MS Excel file?
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, and the table is still there.
When you say the table disappeared from the file saved in MS format,
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