Re: OpenOffice 4.1.8 release

2020-11-23 Thread Maurice Howe 
Keith, just a language nit: "on there free time" should be "on their free
time".

Maurice, the official nitpicker...


On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 12:22 PM Keith N. McKenna 
wrote:

> On 11/23/2020 8:44 AM, Hugo Costa wrote:
> >  for them, they do not let  us...On Monday, November 23, 20
> Hugo;
>
> Apache OpenOffice does work on Windows 10 as I have it open on Windows
> 10 right know and I also did extensive testing with it before it was
> released. Windows Defender is getting very aggressive about not allowing
> you to install applications not from their app store without extra
> rigamarole.
>
> Also this is not a bug tracking system, it is just users of the software
> like your self offering support on there free time. I have seen more
> than once on both here and on the Forum that people will suggest that
> someone enter a bug in Bugzilla or will do it themselves.
>
> Regards
> Keith
>
>

Re: OpenOffice 4.1.8 release

2020-11-23 Thread Keith N. McKenna 
On 11/23/2020 8:44 AM, Hugo Costa wrote:
>  for them, they do not let  us...On Monday, November 23, 20
Hugo;

Apache OpenOffice does work on Windows 10 as I have it open on Windows
10 right know and I also did extensive testing with it before it was
released. Windows Defender is getting very aggressive about not allowing
you to install applications not from their app store without extra
rigamarole.

Also this is not a bug tracking system, it is just users of the software
like your self offering support on there free time. I have seen more
than once on both here and on the Forum that people will suggest that
someone enter a bug in Bugzilla or will do it themselves.

Regards
Keith



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Re: OpenOffice 4.1.8 release

2020-11-23 Thread Hugo Costa 
 I always like the help of the advisors here.  And read them. I learn.  But I 
always disagree with the concept "The problem would not be with OpenOffice"   
so repeated in this forum.  The first message go to the point " the developers 
never prove it before "   
 It is obvious, obvious,  we are going to use it in windows 10..    95% of the 
market.  So, why putting a new version for us, "THEY"   don't know that it does 
not   work on windows..? How is that?..  The problem  is with the new versions 
of Open Office developers... Yes, the problem is with Open Office..  Be humble 
and accept it.
But if we try to put this as a bug for them, they do not let  us...On 
Monday, November 23, 2020, 05:04:31 AM GMT-3, David Robley 
 wrote:  
 
 I assume you are using Windows 10; you may be encountering issues with 
Windows Defender or an antivirus program; For Defender, see 
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74=97507

Alternatively AV may be blocking access - you'll need to consult 
documentation for whatever AV you are using to determine how to resolve 
the blocking.

Either way the problem would not be with OpenOffice.

Since you are not subscribed to this list you may not see all the 
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As a courtesy I have sent a copy of this reply to you as well as to the 
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will be ignored.

On 23/11/20 5:05 pm, Richard Walker wrote:
> While logged in as the administrator, the newest OpenOffice release for
> Windows installs almost all the way and then gives an error message that
> permission doesn't exist for c:\public\users\desktop and I need to log in
> as administrator (which I have done) or I should contact the system
> administrator (yeah, right).
> Thought you might want to know.  It seems like most years I have to swap
> from OpenOffice to LibreOffice ... and then back again.  I have wondered
> more than once if those working on these packages "EVER" test their
> releases before sending them out the door.
> So, for now, back to LibreOffice until they goof up next time.
>
>
>

Cheers
-- 
David Robley

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Re: Report build wizard

2020-11-23 Thread Dan Lewis 
 What you need to answer your question is described in the LibreOffice 
Base Handbook available at this link:


https://documentation.libreoffice.org/en/english-documentation/base/

It is available in both the .odt (text format) and PDF for version 4.0. 
Several years ago, AOO and LibreOffice split over disagreements 
producing two variations of the same software. So, this guide's 
instructions will work for both. Unfortunately, I could not find a base 
guide for OpenOffice.


However I will mention this much. The first step is to create a 
relational database with the two tables you mentioned. Then create a 
query which combines these tables in which the relationship between the 
tables is defined.  From here, detailed instructions are needed to 
create the report you want. (This is why you need a guide to help you 
with the specific steps.


Dan

On 11/23/20 04:47, DAB DAB wrote:

HI, I have two tables in a database, Customers and Dogs. One customer could 
have more than one dog.

I want to create a report which shows the customer details on one line but then 
the list of dogs that the customer owns before the next customer line and so 
on. For example:


John Deacon 18/05/1968
 Nelson, Cocker Spaniel, Male
 Loki, Cocker Spaniel, female
Barbara Barker 18/05/1975
 Patch, Springer Spaniel, Male
Karen Brighthouse !8/06/1985
 Nelson, Springer Spaniel, Male
 Bruno, Labrador, Male

What is the best way to achieve this?

Thanks

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Report build wizard

2020-11-23 Thread DAB DAB 
HI, I have two tables in a database, Customers and Dogs. One customer could 
have more than one dog.

I want to create a report which shows the customer details on one line but then 
the list of dogs that the customer owns before the next customer line and so 
on. For example:


John Deacon 18/05/1968
Nelson, Cocker Spaniel, Male
Loki, Cocker Spaniel, female
Barbara Barker 18/05/1975
Patch, Springer Spaniel, Male
Karen Brighthouse !8/06/1985
Nelson, Springer Spaniel, Male
Bruno, Labrador, Male

What is the best way to achieve this?

Thanks

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Re: OpenOffice 4.1.8 release

2020-11-23 Thread David Robley 
I assume you are using Windows 10; you may be encountering issues with 
Windows Defender or an antivirus program; For Defender, see 
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74=97507


Alternatively AV may be blocking access - you'll need to consult 
documentation for whatever AV you are using to determine how to resolve 
the blocking.


Either way the problem would not be with OpenOffice.

Since you are not subscribed to this list you may not see all the 
replies to your query. To subscribe to Apache OpenOffice mailing lists 
go to http://openoffice.apache.org/mailing-lists.html


As a courtesy I have sent a copy of this reply to you as well as to the 
mailing list. Do Not reply to me personally but just to the list at 
 - replies to my personal email address 
will be ignored.


On 23/11/20 5:05 pm, Richard Walker wrote:

While logged in as the administrator, the newest OpenOffice release for
Windows installs almost all the way and then gives an error message that
permission doesn't exist for c:\public\users\desktop and I need to log in
as administrator (which I have done) or I should contact the system
administrator (yeah, right).
Thought you might want to know.  It seems like most years I have to swap
from OpenOffice to LibreOffice ... and then back again.  I have wondered
more than once if those working on these packages "EVER" test their
releases before sending them out the door.
So, for now, back to LibreOffice until they goof up next time.





Cheers
--
David Robley

Breathing may be hazardous to your health.
 



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