I did
rpm -Uvh *.rpm
Now I have both 7.4 and 7.5.
The command installed a separate 7.5 instead of upgrading from 7.4.
Any solution for an upgrade?
As I face this issue on every major release.
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wrote:
> On 3 Feb 2023 at 12
age libobasis7.5-draw not installed, cannot update it.
..
etc.
-%<-
So what is the correct path to upgrade from 7.4 to 7.5?
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Hello,
Form controls don't look right in print preview in Calc, didn't try in
Writer. Here are the screenshots:
OS: Mint Linux
Libreoffice: 7.3.3.2
1. Create some controls
[image: image.png]
2. In print preview
a. Zoom : 76% (font size is wrong, label is clipped)
[image: image.png]
b. Zoom
Hi,
I installed a new RHEL 8.5 instance on a laptop.
LO 7.3 did not crash after installation.
It looks like moving from 7.2.5 to 7.3 or some problem with leftover files
in the RHEL upgrade caused the issue.
Thanks
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wrote:
> On
e I would try it, but I am on
> > Fedora 35 now and I am using the version from the fedora repo.
> >
> > Andrew
>
> Thanks for info, but I'm just installing from the rpm files
> included in the libreoffice downloads, so not building
> anything from source? Not sure if perh
Please do not send me a reply. My question was solved already. I can not count
how many emails that I received regarding my just one question. Constant emails
containing same contents have been sent to me incessantly. It makes me crazy.
It disturbs me severely. Thank you for your kindness but pl
Though I request not to reply to me, I appreciate you your help and kindness
from the bottom of my heart, but actually, before I ask question via email, I
was not familiar with the system of Libre Office's Q&A system that hundreds
to thousands people receive my letter and reply to me. I thought
Hi,
I am Libre office user on Mac OS. Above all, I really appreciate to you guys'
adventure and entrepreneurship to develop this kind of useful Open source
software that is extremely helpful for Mac OS user. Documents written through
MS office are always the source of problem to handle based on
thank you for your answer.
I think that it's the wight behaviour in LOImpress that click-and-drag moves
object/figure, no matter whether it's already selected or not.
It's same in LOImpress in Windows.
I occasionally encounter this happening which requires Undo (Command+Z), as
you said.
I somet
As I worried, my words are insufficient to describe my second problem.
I will say the problem in other words.
If, assume there's some words/sentences in contents area.
and there's one figure, too.
after editing contents in contents area, I'd like to resize the figure.
So, I intended just to s
Thanks for your clear describing my question.
Yes, the useful feature (selecting a word by double clicking and expands the
selecting to other words by dragging) is not available in Impress.
I wonder why this is not available in Impress.
Is there a any considerable reason, or just a un-intended
I use OSX, Maverick.
I'm not sure about that following happen in Windows or Linux, or else.
In the Writer, I can select multiple words starting with one word by double
click and dragging.
but the Impress doesn't allow me to do such job.
I only can select one word by double clicking.
Dragging
needed). I am reporting this
primarily to bring attention to it in case someone else may try to rely
on that feature.
Best regards,
T. Lee
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> 01 Aug 2013 06:46:16 PM PDT, Joel Madero wrote:
>
> Look forward to talking tomorrow :)
Looking forward to it. Talk to you guys tomorrow!
-Joe
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The date and time works for me.
If I recall correctly, Google Hangout requires nonfree software, so
let's use IRC instead, or perhaps Jitsi or Ekiga if we can all get one
of those working?
-Joe Lee
On 07/27/2013 05:11 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> So it looks like we h
On 07/27/2013 05:55 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
> Well with hangout I can call talkyoo which is our conference call
> phone line so you could use a cell phone or landline to call in - is
> this acceptable?
Sure, I'll call in by phone. Thanks for understanding. Can someone send
me the number?
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> On 01/29/2012 03:16 PM, Mirosław Zalewski wrote:
> "emacs" seems to me that it is used for mainframe programming editors,
> not word processors.
You can do lots of things with emacs. It´s not at all limited to the
programming of mainframes.
> W
anthropornis writes:
> I am curious, which, if any, word processing programs (not text
> editors) actually have an Emacs "mode"?
Oh I would like to know that, too :)
> Compared to the broader base of non-techie word processor users,
> making a word processor behave like Emacs would be extraordi
Mirosław Zalewski writes:
> On 29/01/2012 at 15:27, lee wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> is there an emacs mode available for at least writer? I keep pressing
>> the keys I use in emacs in writer without thinking, so it would be nice
>> to have an emacs mode ...
>
Tom Davies writes:
> Hi :)
> |It sounds like something in auto-correct to me. What sorts of words
> | are getting capitalised? Days of the week, place names, first word
> | in a sentence, stuff like that? Hmm, now that i have looked in
>
> Tools - "AutoCorrect Options"
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is there an emacs mode available for at least writer? I keep pressing
the keys I use in emacs in writer without thinking, so it would be nice
to have an emacs mode ...
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why does LO change words I type to begin with a capital letter instead
of the small letter I typed, and how do I prevent that? It´s a bug that
needs to be fixed ...
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If you don't mind losing some elements/styles, I think you can try
upload them to Google Docs and export as "Open Document" format.
Best wishes,
Dean (@xslidian)
On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 4:43 PM, Gordon Burgess-Parker
wrote:
> I've searched for a method to do this but can't find anything.
> Is
Tom Davies writes:
> I think it's an artistic type question rather than a scientific one.
How is this question decided for LO?
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Paul W writes:
> Also, I wasn't even thinking about a corporate environment where the
> root would do the updating not the user.
It's the same at home --- with the difference maybe that the person
maintaining the system is likely the same person who has root access.
What makes "a version" "a v
Paul W writes:
> Sorry, I dont' get what you're saying.
> I just meant that when there's a new version available LO would notify the
> user and give the user the option to or automatically download and install
> any updates.
What I'm saying is that there's no point in informing users about new
v
Paul W writes:
> Does LibreOffice automatically update itself? If not that's a suggestion.
When there are new versions of packages available which are installed,
they'll be updated during an update, unless you prevent updating
particular packages or when packages cannot be updated because of
unr
Cor Nouws writes:
> Hi Lee,
>
> lee wrote (07-07-11 23:06)
>> Steve Edmonds writes:
>
>>> I am trying to perform a mail merge with numbers but can't seem to
>>> control the number format.
>
> As you may have seen, Steve is both helped and h
Steve Edmonds writes:
> Hi.
> I am trying to perform a mail merge with numbers but can't seem to
> control the number format.
The mailmerge tool is too buggy to be used.
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nunojsi...@ist.utl.pt (Nuno J. Silva) writes:
> On 2011-07-04, lee wrote:
>
>> nunojsi...@ist.utl.pt (Nuno J. Silva) writes:
>>
>>> If you want to send a new message, and not reply to some other
>>> message, *do not* use the "reply to" feature of y
nunojsi...@ist.utl.pt (Nuno J. Silva) writes:
> If you want to send a new message, and not reply to some other
> message, *do not* use the "reply to" feature of your client, use the
> "new message" "compose mail" or equivalent. It's not hard to copy and
> paste the list address.
Email clients can
Frieder Delor writes:
> Hi Ric
> 2011/6/28 rdb
>> I'm trying to write a fairly long book with OpenOffice and in general
>> things go very smoothly. So far, I'm pretty happy that I ditched Word
>> (very fickle with long documents) for LibreOffice. The problems start
>> when I have to insert cross
John B writes:
> I have tried the mailmerge facility in LO and I as yet cannot get
> anywhere with it.
Hm, it's not too difficult to get to the point where you could finally
save, print or send your documents. Just make sure that there are no
unmatched fields. As someone described, you can even
Frieder writes:
> Am 25.06.2011 15:07, schrieb lee:
>> Frieder writes:
>>
>>> Am 25.06.2011 00:53, schrieb lee:
>>>
>>> The Problem is how to use the Uno API no mater programming language
>>> you prefer.
>> True --- is th
Tom Davies writes:
> Ahah. Ok, have you tried a single - as well as a doubled one -- ? Did that
> just confuse it so that it outputs the quick help thing again? or did it
> just
> appear to do nothing?
Always top-posting ...
No, I haven't tried a single "-" because that won't make sense.
Frieder writes:
> Am 25.06.2011 00:53, schrieb lee:
>
> Yes I also did it with the macro recorder, but I can translate it to
> better code if you want (the dispatcher is not reliable ).
Exporting to PDF has turned out to be unreliable in LO, too.
>> It strikes me odd that I s
Steven Shelton writes:
> I do *some* of that on a regular basis in my law office, since I send
> out a lot of letters that are virtually identical ("Dear
> , This letter is to remind you that your
> is scheduled to take place on at
> before Judge . . .").
>
> What I ended up doing is just p
Cor Nouws writes:
> lee wrote (24-06-11 22:41)
>
>> Is there another way to make LO ask for the contents of the input fields
>> than opening the document?
>
> Ctrl-Shft-F9 (from my memory).
Cool, that works :)
Is there a way to use the same input field several times
"Twayne" writes:
> In news:87iprv49kt@yun.yagibdah.de,
> lee typed:
>> John B writes:
>>
>> The mailmerge tool requires an address list, which is
>> something I don't have and don't want to create in this
>> case.
>
> Withou
Tom Davies writes:
> The error message is very specific. It says "/home/lee/tmp/pdf does
> not exist" which means there is no file called "pdf" in the
> /home/lee/tmp folder. Maybe he has missed the ending of the
> file-name. Or maybe he is looking in the wr
Eg. -convert-to pdf *.doc
> -convert-to pdf:writer_pdf_Export -outdir /home/user *.doc
This doesn't work:
,
| lee@yun:~/tmp$ libreoffice --headless --convert-to pdf test.odt
`
... pops up a dialogue box saying "/home/lee/tmp/pdf does not exist."
Please note the -
Cor Nouws writes:
> lee wrote (24-06-11 20:36)
>
>> So mailmerge is unfortunately broken, at least when using an LO
>> spreadsheet as a data source. I haven't tried to use something else
>> yet.
>
> No, it works fine. At least in the way I use it ;-)
>
&g
Frieder writes:
> Am 24.06.2011 18:28, schrieb lee:
>>
>> while(webpages) {
>>
>>check out the web page
>>
>>decide whether to send my document or not
>>
>>if(I send it) {
>> create a
John B writes:
> Dear Lee
>
> Using my new found wealth of knowledge supplied be Tom - It looks
> like:>> "this is how to do it"
>
> http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/documentation/
>
> goto chapter 15 - "using Forms in writer" and it explain
planas writes:
> Hi Lee
>
> On Fri, 2011-06-24 at 16:18 +0200, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
>
>> Le 24/06/11 15:13, lee a écrit :
>>
>> Hi Lee,
>>
>>
>> > Now I would like to make it so that I can press a button and be
>> > present
lee writes:
> I have a text document with mostly static data, and since it's kind of
> a letter, there are a few things that are variable data, like a
> company name, street, city, eventually a persons name and a
> salutation.
>
> Now I would like to make it so that I ca
John B writes:
> Please accept my apologies for my last posting to you.
>
> It was on top and I see you really like bottom postings, I will try
> not to do it again
No problem, it just makes things a lot easier to read, thanks :)
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Frieder writes:
> lee mailto:lee%40yun.yagibdah.de>>
>
>>The mailmerge tool requires an address list, which is something I don't
>>have and don't want to create in this case.
>
[...]
> If you never worked with macros before it will take you quit a while
John B writes:
> Dear Lee
>
> Using my new found wealth of knowledge supplied be Tom - It looks
> like:>> "this is how to do it"
>
> http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/documentation/
>
> goto chapter 15 - "using Forms in writer" and it explain
Alexander Thurgood writes:
> Le 24/06/11 15:13, lee a écrit :
>
> Hi Lee,
>
>
>> Now I would like to make it so that I can press a button and be
>> presented with a form or the like that lets me fill in the variable
>> data, inserts the data at the appropriate p
John B writes:
> On 24/06/2011 14:56, lee wrote:
>> John B writes:
>>
>> The mailmerge tool requires an address list, which is something I don't
>> have and don't want to create in this case.
>>
>>
> In lotus wordpro - which is next to pure p
John B writes:
> Hi Lee
>
> Its called "mailmerge" you will love it.
>
> Tools > Mailmerge
Please don't top-post.
The mailmerge tool requires an address list, which is something I don't
have and don't want to create in this case.
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Hi,
I have a text document with mostly static data, and since it's kind of a
letter, there are a few things that are variable data, like a company
name, street, city, eventually a persons name and a salutation.
Now I would like to make it so that I can press a button and be
presented with a form
Stephan Zietsman writes:
> lee wrote:
>> Stephan Zietsman writes:
>>> I believe it should be Modify -> Restore Default Command
>>
>> Cool, that works, thanks :) Perhaps this option needs to be renamed to
>> "Restore Default Icon"?
>
> I b
Stephan Zietsman writes:
> lee wrote:
>> The ability to unassign an icon from a function seems to be a missing
>> feature, so be careful.
>
> I believe it should be Modify -> Restore Default Command
Cool, that works, thanks :) Perhaps this option needs to be renamed
webmaster for Kracked Press Productions
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> On 06/22/2011 09:21 AM, lee wrote:
>> Asterix writes:
>>
>>> In all the different Linux distro's I installed none seems to support the
>>> synonym function.
>>
>> There are packages in Debian t
Hi,
I´ve entered two feature requests about this:
lee writes:
> how do I set a default pasting type so that when pasting, only the text
> itself is pasted and not the formatting with it?
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38572
> How do I make it so that text, when pasted
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> I wish the thesaurus was not buried several menus deep and have a
> toolbar button like the spellchecker does. It would be more
> convenient to use that way.
You can assign icons to functions through Tools->Customize when you go
to the Toolbars
Asterix writes:
> In all the different Linux distro's I installed none seems to support the
> synonym function. I initially though it is not enabled in the Linux version.
> So is it the tesaurus that is sometimes not installed on Linux? In windows
> all the versions on Libreoffice including the r
planas writes:
> On Tue, 2011-06-21 at 10:17 +0200, Stephan Zietsman wrote:
>
>> I can't find a way to assign middle mouse to it though, sorry.
>
> I would think using a mouse button would be OS and driver dependent. The
> OS must have the correct drivers and the mouse must configured to allow
>
Roxy Robinson writes:
> And, once again, you are talking about an issue that is more OS specific than
> it is
> OO or LO specific.
PS: What´s OS specific about the problem that when pasting with the
mouse, text is inserted where the mouse pointer happens to be rather
than where the cursor is?
Roxy Robinson writes:
> And, once again, you are talking about an issue that is more OS specific than
> it is
> OO or LO specific.
In which way? Can you specify a default pasting style with versions of
LO that run on Windows or MacOS? Do people using Windows or MacOS always
want to paste the w
Tom Davies writes:
> I think you make good points and maybe it is time to approach the devs to get
> a
> more rational and up-to-date set of defaults for the standard Paste? Please
> post this as a wish-list item or feature request and post the url into here
> so
> that people can support y
Stephan Zietsman writes:
> Stephan Zietsman wrote:
>> So in lee's case, he would probably prefer
>> something else. And it looks like he found a solution that works for
>> him.
>
> Sorry, lee. I assumed your gender (by saying "he" and "him"
Stephan Zietsman writes:
> But now, copy and paste every second or third word from 3 or 4
> paragraphs. Now you need to do 100 or so paste specials, then 1 or 2
> extra mouse clicks make it fairly tedious. From what I read, it seems
> that lee is copying and pasting a few words at
Roxy Robinson writes:
> As I have already stated several times, you practically already have what you
> are
> asking for by using the down arrow next to the Paste Icon on the toolbar! 2
> clicks
> instead of one.
You still don´t understand it. I would have to hit an arrow so tiny
that, as yo
planas writes:
> To enable the macro recording you need to open TOOLS >> OPTIONS and in
> the Options select LibreOffice then General. Tick the box "Enable
> experimental (unstable) features" and macro recording will be enabled.
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Roxy Robinson writes:
> I don't know what is so difficult or time consuming.
Can I post a screencast here to show what I mean?
> And I certainly don't agree with typing it in versus copying and
> pasting.
As I already said, I don´t like having to type either and would rather
paste. Just LO mak
John B writes:
> Now from copy
>
> ctrl + V gives formatted
>
> ctrl + v +ok gives unformatted
Hm, I just tried that, neither C-v nor C-V do anything. According to the
menu, something should be pasted when pressing these keys ... Perhaps
it´s messed up now from my trying to change the keybinding
"Manfred J. Krause" writes:
> Hi,
>
> On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 20:41, Roxy Robinson wrote:
>> Oh, yes, I see. That calls the Paste Special command, which opens the
>> selection
>> window; then U selects unformatted text from the window, and Enter does it.
Roxy Robinson writes:
> Tom,
> I could be wrong here - am just going by what I seem to remember. It seems
> that the
> options available depend upon what is selected. I say that because I think I
> remember
> that the same options are not always there.
Yes, I think you´re right. It´s another
Tom Davies writes:
> Anyway, how do I make it so that unformatted text is pasted with the
> middle mouse button?
>
>
> Hi :)
> It might be possible to do that at the OS level. Which OS are you using; a
> Windows, Ubuntu, another gnu&linux, Bsd or Mac? Usually the middle button or
> clicking o
Tom Davies writes:
> Hi :)
> Gnome has some fairly sophisticated "clipboard managers". It might be worth
> googling for "clipboard managers" to see if there is something suitable for
> your
> OS. In gnu&linux just search in your package manager.
Ok, klipper can do stuff with the contents of
Tom Davies writes:
> Hi :)
> Gnome has some fairly sophisticated "clipboard managers". It might be worth
> googling for "clipboard managers" to see if there is something suitable for
> your
> OS. In gnu&linux just search in your package manager.
Good idea, thanks :) Is there one you´d recom
Roxy Robinson writes:
> Well, as far back as I can remember that is how Paste Special has
> worked, and in whatever programs I have ever used. Its not a bug, its
> the way it works.
It´s only getting in the way of copying and pasting. The problem could
very easily be solved by letting users set
Roxy Robinson writes:
> Again, I don't have, nor never had the problem you talk about of where
> your copied material gets pasted.
Then how did you make it so that it´s pasted at the cursor rather then
at the mouse pointer?
> If I am copying, say, an address from a web page to a spreadsheet, I
Regina Henschel writes:
> Hi,
>
> lee schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> how do I set a default pasting type so that when pasting, only the text
>> itself is pasted and not the formatting with it?
>
> In Writer it is STRG+Alt+Shift+V. If you do not like this
> ke
Roxy Robinson writes:
> But to answer the original question, you still have to choose an
> option from several items.
Yeah, and I don´t want to do that. My default for pasting is pasting the
text only, and I want it to be as simple as it´s always.
Of course I need the inserted text to look as s
James Wilde writes:
> On Jun 20, 2011, at 09:23 , Stephan Zietsman wrote:
>
>> Roxy Robinson wrote:
>>> From what I know you have to use Paste Special for what you want to do.
>>> Paste Special
>>> has several options that you must choose from, so you cannot "set it" to do
>>> only one
>>
>>
Hi,
how do I set a default pasting type so that when pasting, only the text
itself is pasted and not the formatting with it?
How do I make it so that text, when pasted with the mouse, is inserted
at the position of the text cursor where it´s supposed to be inserted,
rather than where the mouse po
nunojsi...@ist.utl.pt (Nuno J. Silva) writes:
> On 2011-06-19, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
>
>> Nuno J. Silva [mailto:nunojsi...@ist.utl.pt] wrote:
>>
>> I see the "Text CSV (*.csv;*.txt)" now. When I checked the File |
>> Open ... dialog before, the scroll bar was off the right of my display
>> [
planas writes:
> On Sat, 2011-06-18 at 10:39 +0200, lee wrote:
>
>> planas writes:
>>
>> >
>> >>
>> >> When you need to package 80--90% of all features anyway, how
>> >> important is it to put effort into packaging only 10--20%
planas writes:
> Lee,
>
> On Fri, 2011-06-17 at 21:42 +0200, lee wrote:
>
>> planas writes:
>>
>> > I believe that the 80/20 is somewhat misleading. As noted earlier must
>> > use approximately 20% but not the same 20%.
>> >
>> > I
planas writes:
> I believe that the 80/20 is somewhat misleading. As noted earlier must
> use approximately 20% but not the same 20%.
>
> I would estimate that somewhere around 50% of all the features are used
> reasonably often and the rest are rarely used.
There are substantial features 100% o
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writes:
> The extensions solve many of the functions that are needed by
> the small percentage of users. We do not need them to be installed by
> default.
Spreading things across too many packages (that one can optionally
install) isn´t so great, either:
Unless you've set up your Ubuntu 10.10 to include backports or
something, Synaptic will not show libreoffice at all -- 10.10 still has
OpenOffice as its available office package.
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On 03/27/2011 08:31 AM, rober wrote:
Greetin
I too will be sticking to OOo for a bit.
The troubles in Egypt and elsewhere are perfectly topical, because it's
important to find ways of getting modern IT facilities to people who can't
always afford to pay much. The same is true in richer countries if like me
you're retired. Open source is
Can anyone tell my why it is that when I create my slides and use "insert" ->
"movie and sound" and select one of my .mpg videos, then I adjust the size to
fit the space I want with "scaled" selected, the videos will sometimes take
over the whole screen when I play my slide show, rather than sta
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