[users] Re: Removing line breaks in Open Office writer, etc.

2010-11-14 Thread Twayne
In news:1289695759.2200.11.ca...@jeff-desktop,
Jeffrey Needle jeff.nee...@gmail.com typed:
 I've found a marvelous answer to the problem of removing
 line breaks in Open Office text, etc.

...


 I hope this is of some help to you.

No help to me: I use OOo's native Replace command for that. See
Tabs, newlines, paragraphs \t \n $
and the following lines for how to.




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Re: [users] Changing Presentation to Graphic [was changing OSes.]

2010-11-14 Thread Mike Scott

On 14/11/2010 00:40, Barbara Duprey wrote:

So there's an existing web page that can supposedly link to a
presentation, but only if it is a graphic? That's strange. But if you
use .pdf to .jpg conversion (without the quotes) as a search term,
you'll see some things that could probably help. Have Impress create the
PDF, then do the conversion, then upload. But there may well be
restrictions on image dimensions and so forth that will further
complicate the issue for you; without knowing more about the existing
web page and its rules it's hard to help in any more detail.


Also perhaps look at 'PDFCreator' - it's a fake printer driver for 
windows (which I assume you're using), mainly for producing PDFs (not 
needed by OOo), but will also convert to your choice of image output, 
using the 'print' option on any(??) application. It can take a bit of 
fiddling to get the parameters right, but it does work quite well when 
you're used to it.



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Re: [users] Re: Removing line breaks in Open Office writer, etc.

2010-11-14 Thread Johnny Rosenberg

Den 2010-11-14 18:21:43 skrev Twayne twa...@twaynesdomain.com:


In news:1289695759.2200.11.ca...@jeff-desktop,
Jeffrey Needle jeff.nee...@gmail.com typed:

I've found a marvelous answer to the problem of removing
line breaks in Open Office text, etc.


...



I hope this is of some help to you.


No help to me: I use OOo's native Replace command for that. See
Tabs, newlines, paragraphs \t \n $
and the following lines for how to.


Yes, but I think there was some serious problem with that, if I recall  
correctly. The problem was that \n in the search field is Shift+↵ and in  
the replace field it is ↵, but there is no way to replace the other way  
around, at least not easily.


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Re: [users] OpenOffice.org 3.2 Printer Administration?

2010-11-14 Thread jonathon
On 11/12/2010 01:37 PM, webmas...@krackedpress.com wrote:

  Why Go-OO does not think it is needed and Oracle's OOo does.

Go-OO assumes that the only people that will use it run OOo headless.
For that purpose, a menu is irrelevant.

 is there a listing of the differenced between the various branches of OOo.

Between http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openoffice.org and
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org you'll have what the most
comprehensive listing of the differences between the various versions,
that is publicly available.

Until LibreOffice arrived on the scene, very little attention was paid
to the various versions.



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[users] Fw: Switching between Impress and PowerPoint

2010-11-14 Thread Mark Howe
One of my students discovered what my problem was.  Somehow I had switched over 
to a white font.  Obviously I didn't do it intentionally and there may be a 
glitch somewhere that caused it to happen by mistake.  But at least for me the 
problem is solved.


Mark W. Howe
San Juan Capistrano, CA
949-496-3453 
949-525-3914 cell

Phao Binh  http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/inventory/2008008.pdf 
- Original Message - 
From: Mark Howe 
To: OpenOffice 
Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 9:51 AM
Subject: Switching between Impress and PowerPoint


Thanks so much for your help with my idiotic little problems.

 I have installed OO3.2.1 on my Vista desktop that does not have PowerPoint and 
also have a laptop that does have the old version of PP.  I previously found 
that Impress would not embed graphics in a PP so I did the graphics on the 
laptop and then did some other text things on the desktop.  Now when I go back 
to the laptop the text cannot be accessed or inserted.  It shows as if it is 
there, it can be copied and pasted, but otherwise, when I type a new text box, 
I get 'invisible writing'   :-)
I have also tried saving as and then reopening.
Any ideas?


Mark W. Howe
San Juan Capistrano, CA
949-496-3453 
949-525-3914 cell

Phao Binh  http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/inventory/2008008.pdf 

[users] Re: Re: Removing line breaks in Open Office writer, etc.

2010-11-14 Thread Twayne
In news:op.vl58celmxqd...@pb-laptop,
Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com typed:
 Den 2010-11-14 18:21:43 skrev Twayne
 twa...@twaynesdomain.com:
 In news:1289695759.2200.11.ca...@jeff-desktop,
 Jeffrey Needle jeff.nee...@gmail.com typed:
 I've found a marvelous answer to the problem of removing
 line breaks in Open Office text, etc.

 ...


 I hope this is of some help to you.

 No help to me: I use OOo's native Replace command for
 that. See Tabs, newlines, paragraphs \t \n $
 and the following lines for how to.

 Yes, but I think there was some serious problem with that,
 if I recall correctly. The problem was that \n in the
 search field is Shift+b5 and in the replace field it is
 b5, but there is no way to replace the other way around,
 at least not easily.


That rings a bell somehow, but IIRC I fixed it by using the $ expression. 
Take a look in Help for replacing;tab stops (regular expressions) and see 
if that table doesn't help. I'm using 3.2.1 on an XP Pro SP3 Dell T3400 
workstation.
   Yes, I know it doesn't sound like the right place in Help, but that chart 
is where I found it, again IIRC. IT'll only operate on the last character in 
a line. Don't know why it's under tabs - but that's OO's Help, good or 
bad.Nothin surprises me in Help anymore.

HTH,

Twayne`




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Re: [users] Re: Re: Removing line breaks in Open Office writer, etc.

2010-11-14 Thread James Greenidge

Twayne wrote:

In news:op.vl58celmxqd...@pb-laptop,
Johnny Rosenberggurus.knu...@gmail.com  typed:

Yes, but I think there was some serious problem with that,
if I recall correctly. The problem was that \n in the
search field is Shift+b5 and in the replace field it is
b5, but there is no way to replace the other way around,
at least not easily.
 


That rings a bell somehow, but IIRC I fixed it by using the $ expression.
Take a look in Help for replacing;tab stops (regular expressions) and see
if that table doesn't help. I'm using 3.2.1 on an XP Pro SP3 Dell T3400
workstation.
Yes, I know it doesn't sound like the right place in Help, but that chart
is where I found it, again IIRC. IT'll only operate on the last character in
a line. Don't know why it's under tabs - but that's OO's Help, good or
bad.Nothin surprises me in Help anymore.

HTH,

Twayne
   
For a newbie to have to jump hoops to do all that is quite daunting and 
can't help OOo's user friendliness any, especially when lesser word 
processors make it easy. I hope there's a short cut to features like 
this in the works.


Jim in NYC


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Re: [users] Re: Removing line breaks in Open Office writer, etc.

2010-11-14 Thread David B Teague

On 11/14/2010 12:32 PM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Den 2010-11-14 18:21:43 skrev Twayne 
twa...@twaynesdomain.com:



In news:1289695759.2200.11.ca...@jeff-desktop,
Jeffrey Needle jeff.nee...@gmail.com typed:

I've found a marvelous answer to the problem of removing
line breaks in Open Office text, etc.


...



I hope this is of some help to you.


No help to me: I use OOo's native Replace command for 
that. See

Tabs, newlines, paragraphs \t \n $
and the following lines for how to.


Yes, but I think there was some serious problem with that, 
if I recall correctly. The problem was that \n in the 
search field is Shift+↵ and in the replace field it is ↵, 
but there is no way to replace the other way around, at 
least not easily.


If anyone gets a way around that, I want to see it. This is 
a recurring problem if you copy stuff from the clipboard 
into Writer.

David


Re: [users] Re: Removing line breaks in Open Office writer, etc.

2010-11-14 Thread Brian Barker

At 20:26 14/11/2010 -0500, David B Teague wrote:

On 11/14/2010 12:32 PM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Yes, but I think there was some serious problem 
with that, if I recall correctly. The problem 
was that \n in the search field is Shift+↵ 
and in the replace field it is ↵, but there 
is no way to replace the other way around, at least not easily.


If anyone gets a way around that, I want to see 
it. This is a recurring problem if you copy 
stuff from the clipboard into Writer.


If you go to Tools | AutoCorrect Options... | 
Options and scroll down, you will see Combine 
single line paragraphs if length greater than 
50%.  (If you select this and click Edit..., you 
can vary that figure of 50%.)  You can use this 
to combine single-line paragraphs.  Just go to Format | AutoCorrect  | Apply.


This will apply all currently selected forms of 
auto-correction, and any additional changes may 
be unwanted.  If so, try Format | AutoCorrect  | 
Apply and Edit Changes instead.  Then click Edit 
Changes to reach a panel enabling you to accept or reject individual changes.


You may want to paste any text into a temporary 
separate document before carrying out such 
editing, to avoid unwanted changes to the rest of 
your real document.  The tidied-up text can then 
be pasted where you really want it.


I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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[users] help with impress

2010-11-14 Thread Rick Pasotto
I would like to make a presentation using impress that I can then copy
to a Windows laptop to display. When I try to save my document as ppt or
pptx I get a requestor saying The document may contain formatting or
content that cannot be saved in Microsoft Powerpoint file format.

What is likely to be the problem? If I go ahead and save as ppt will the
file be usable? Can recent Powerpoints deal with odp files?

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Re: [users] Re: Are these possible in OpenOffice.org?

2010-11-14 Thread Marcello Romani

Il 12/11/2010 17:36, Manu Unni ha scritto:

No. I am well aware that OOXML spreadsheets works in OpenOffice.org Calc. I
am sorry, I was supposed to be more precise in my query. The website is thus


http://cen.amritafoss.org/downloads/Books/FractalsForEveryone/FractalsDVD/Worksheets/



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