Hi,
First, thank you very much for your interest in Mac OS X port of
OpenOffice.org :-) If I'm not wrong, the issue you describe above
should have been fixed with milestone 133 (in cws shellfix03).
To be sure, can you please, after completely remove 00o2.0, test
this build : <http://ooofr.org/telechargement/macosx/2.0/m133/
OpenOffice.org-1.9m133_en-US.dmg>
I have tested with $dollar, $dollar.xls and $dollar.odc , and it
works for me. If it still does not work, I'll file an issue about
this problem.
Thank's in advance !
Regards,
eric bachard
Le 23 oct. 05 à 06:03, Gabe S a écrit :
I just wanted to drop a quick line; I've been using the new release
for a few days and have generally been successful. So far I have
two complaints: it cannot open files with the dollar-sign character
in their names; I like to name my various money-related files with
the dollar amount so that I can use a few handy OS X scripts to
easily calculate totals depending on the files selected (i.e.
"checking account $100.xls" and "savings account $400.xls" )
The script part is irrelevant to you, but very handy to me, so I'd
rather not give up on naming files with the $ in them. I do know
that in version 1.1.2 I was able to work with these problems
without issue.
I haven't reproduced the second issue, and I think it might be
related to the first, is that after a time, OOo stopped opening
documents via double-click. Relaunching X11 and OOo on OS X
resolved the problem. I'd also put the laptop to sleep with OOo
open, so maybe it was that. I'll let you know if I can get anything
more regular on this issue.
The inability to open files with $ in the name is frustrating, though.
g=
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