On 2010-03-10 8:17 AM, James Knott wrote:
Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-03-09 11:58 AM, James Knott wrote:
Have you ever opened Word documents in other applications such as OOo
or Word Perfect? Ever notice it doesn't look the same? This is due
to differences in applications, not the file format. I
Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-03-09 11:58 AM, James Knott wrote:
Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-03-07 2:50 AM, Lars Nooden wrote:
Despite earlier campaigns of disinformation, ODF and
OpenOffice.org are separate. OpenOffice.org is a program, with
development led by Sun/Oracle. ODF is a
Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-03-07 2:50 AM, Lars Nooden wrote:
Despite earlier campaigns of
disinformation, ODF and OpenOffice.org are separate. OpenOffice.org is
a program, with development led by Sun/Oracle. ODF is a file format,
with development led by OASIS which has around 600
On 2010-03-09 11:58 AM, James Knott wrote:
Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-03-07 2:50 AM, Lars Nooden wrote:
Despite earlier campaigns of disinformation, ODF and
OpenOffice.org are separate. OpenOffice.org is a program, with
development led by Sun/Oracle. ODF is a file format, with
development led
On 2010-03-07 2:50 AM, Lars Nooden wrote:
Despite earlier campaigns of
disinformation, ODF and OpenOffice.org are separate. OpenOffice.org is
a program, with development led by Sun/Oracle. ODF is a file format,
with development led by OASIS which has around 600 businesses,
government
I can add a couple slides on this, but I wasn't going to
go into huge detail ('cause I don't have time).
Basically I'll mention that the fan speed control now acts differently
based on what's plugged into the chassis, uses a zoned approach, and
works to keep everything in the zone just cool
On 2010-3-8 6:41 PM, Tanstaafl wrote:
Yes, but other applications ODF support is often *very* different from
Openoffice.org's... meaning, the documents do *not* look the same.
If you want documents that render the same, then use PDF/A with embedded
fonts.
Regarding applications, there is one
On 2010-3-8 1:16 AM, Richard Detwiler wrote:
... with perfectly acceptable image quality for
on-screen viewing (which I think is what the OP needed).
There is also the option of doing HTML with thumbnail images for
preview, with links to the hi-res images when a closer look is needed.
How well
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On 2010-03-07 2:50 AM, Lars Nooden wrote:
Despite earlier campaigns of
disinformation, ODF
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I can add a couple slides on this, but I wasn't going to
go into huge detail ('cause I
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On 2010-3-8 6:41 PM, Tanstaafl wrote:
Yes, but other applications ODF support is often *very
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On 2010-3-8 1:16 AM, Richard Detwiler wrote:
... with perfectly acceptable image quality
Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
Hi
We are about to use Open Office, for the first time whilst overseas for a few
months, where it will be our only text/imaging programme.
We are wanting to keep the kids informed about our travels and send Open Office
documents, including photos, as attachments
Richard Detwiler wrote:
Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
Hi
We are about to use Open Office, for the first time whilst overseas
for a few months, where it will be our only text/imaging programme.
We are wanting to keep the kids informed about our travels and send
Open Office documents,
- Original Message -
From: James Knott
Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010 8:17 am
Subject: Re: [users] Compression of documents
To: users@openoffice.org
Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
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In 'ms Word' - my usual day-to-day software - we can
create a text doc ., add images
James Knott wrote:
Richard Detwiler wrote:
Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
Hi
We are about to use Open Office, for the first time whilst overseas
for a few months, where it will be our only text/imaging programme.
We are wanting to keep the kids informed about our travels and send
Open
Richard Detwiler wrote:
ODF already compresses documents.
I've found that documents that contain a lot of pictures (like a
newsletter I edit for a local club) can get quite large in file size.
When converting such a document to pdf, depending on the settings that
are chosen in the pdf
James Knott wrote:
Richard Detwiler wrote:
ODF already compresses documents.
I've found that documents that contain a lot of pictures (like a
newsletter I edit for a local club) can get quite large in file size.
When converting such a document to pdf, depending on the settings
that are
Hi
We are about to use Open Office, for the first time whilst overseas for a few
months, where it will be our only text/imaging programme.
We are wanting to keep the kids informed about our travels and send Open Office
documents, including photos, as attachments to emails.
In 'ms Word' - my
Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
Hi
We are about to use Open Office, for the first time whilst overseas for a few
months, where it will be our only text/imaging programme.
We are wanting to keep the kids informed about our travels and send Open
Office documents, including photos, as
Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
Hi
We are about to use Open Office, for the first time whilst overseas for a few months, where it will be our only text/imaging programme.
We are wanting to keep the kids informed about our travels and send Open Office documents, including photos, as attachments
On 06-Mar-10 18:15, Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
Hi
We are about to use Open Office, for the first time whilst overseas for a few
months, where it will be our only text/imaging programme.
We are wanting to keep the kids informed about our travels and send Open Office
documents, including
On 2010-3-7 2:15 AM, Dave and Anna Whitehouse wrote:
I guess I have missed something..
Can anyone enlighten me?
ODF is already compressed.
The default file format for OpenOffice is the OpenDocument Format,
shared by other applications. By default ODF is already compressed
using Zip. See p31
On 2010-3-7 3:06 AM, Richard Detwiler wrote:
An important additional advantage is that essentially anyone can read
the file, whether they have OpenOffice installed or not.
Richard, an additional advantage of ODF is that essentially anyone can
read the file, whether they have OpenOffice.org
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