Le vendredi 28 octobre 2005 à 00:15 +0200, Redlet a écrit : Hi,
> > I've already answered Remi's questions on [EMAIL PROTECTED] But it seems > > that > > his issue is unsolvable currently. > > Thanks a lot. You're so kind. You told me to give OpenOffice up and now you > say everybody > in here not to pay attention to my issue because it's currently unsolvable. > What's wrong > with you ? > Far be it from me to interpret Sophie's words, but I do not think that this is what she is saying. The fact that your problem may not to our or her knowledge be solvable doesn't mean that anyone is avoiding the problem, nor that we are telling you to go away. In this regard, your comments to Sophie are out of line. > Because I like the way free software are developped and supported, I really > want to use > OpenOffice. And I really want it to be used in my company as well. The > problem is that > Calc is time consuming by comparison with Excel, as for me, and I'm trying to > find a > solution. I'm trying to adapt OpenOffice to my needs. Isn't it OK for you ? > Isn't it a > legitimate aim ? > Yes, of course it is a legitimate aim, but that doesn't mean that the Community has a solution for you that it can pull out of the magician's hat with a wave of its wand. > I asked for a solution to replace the ',' decimal separator by a '.'. And I > explaned why I > need that. You answered something like "In France, the official decimal > separator is > ','. It shouldn't be changed. That's all.". Sorry but I just can't accept > this answer > which is a bit sectarian and peremptory. > You seem to be forgetting that OOo has to target as wide an audience as possible. This may mean compromising individuality or "tweaking" in the way that you see it, and conforming to the accepted norm in the country of intended use. > OpenOffice is free software. Please let me dream I can adapt it to my needs > as I can do > with Thunderbird and as I can help the others do with Thunderbird. You and me > are not so > different. We shouldn't go on wrangling. We should work together to create > something for > the community. Well, you have already received an answer about recompiling a library that represents one possible solution. The fact that this solution may be too complicated for you to put into operation does not make it any less of a solution. Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
