Thank you Jan,
European laws should protect me from the spread of my emails, differently from
US.
Clearly I submitted my message in good faith to the recipient assuming that it
remained a bilateral correspondence only.
I haven't seen indications that the message would have been disseminated to
On 14/03/15 19:21, Grampa Renato, GB wrote:
European laws should protect me from the spread of my emails, differently
from US.
That might help with archives in Europe, or organizations who have a
presence in Europe, and archives outside of Europe.
It won't help with archives outside of
You sent an email to a public email list. If you do not like what a recipient
does with it then you need to figure out how to make that recipient stop. Off
hand that sounds like an impossible task; ever heard of the Streisand effect?
You may be able to do this one recipient at a time, but you
Sorry all, I have been out of town.
From what I read on some of the requests, is that you want for different
users to enter the document at different points. I am assuming you are
converting the document to html. The way to do that is to give an ‘id’ to every
entry point. So George Goble
Take a look at what wikipedia has to say. It looks like in the EU email
disclaimers are useless. No idea how accurate that is.
On Mar 14, 2015 3:21 PM, Grampa Renato, GB renato.gra...@prysmiangroup.com
wrote:
Thank you Jan,
European laws should protect me from the spread of my emails,
He Clearly didn't read our disclaimer
So he has no stand. And there is no agreement from our side about his
confidentiality warning.
I say in good fate we delete his email from our server and any additional
inquiries to have them with the respective carriers like gmane.
I will also suggest to add
Dear Peter,
Peter Junge on 2015/03/14 15:50 said:
Hi Imacat,
thanks a lot for proposing the Office Apps BoF. You can certainly count
me in. Is the venue and time finally confirmed yet? I would also like to
announce the BoF on the Beijing LUG website because some people who are
or were
Hi Imacat,
thanks a lot for proposing the Office Apps BoF. You can certainly count
me in. Is the venue and time finally confirmed yet? I would also like to
announce the BoF on the Beijing LUG website because some people who are
or were involved in AOO, LO, OOo and RedOffice are frequently
On 13/03/2015 nisha murali wrote:
My username : nisha.murali103My name: Nisha Murali
Request you to kindly whitelist my account. Regards,Nisha Murali
Welcome! Whitelisted.
Andrea
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To unsubscribe, e-mail:
Thank you Hagar,
I'm not sure what you mean exactly with subscription to a lest and how this
could help in removing my messages from the web.
Please clarify how you guys intend to proceed.
Thank you
Renato Grampa
Email sent via mobile service
From: Hagar Delest
On 07/03/2015 Javier wrote:
My name is Javier Torres and I am working in a spell aranese spell checker
http://www.occitans.com/archivos/programas/aranes_v1.0.0_alfa.oxt but I have a litle
problem the language Aranese is not included in the language list.
Can anybody help me?
OpenOffice has a
Hi again
Now I have forwarded all mails to you on this thread.
As you can see the address you have mailed have many subscribers, who are
all indeed intended recipients.
If you have a problem with the mail, you need to write to all mail archives
(which apache do not control), all personal
Forwarded to non-subscribed OP.
Hagar
Le 09/03/2015 10:12, FR web forum a écrit :
A very large proportion of spellcheck problems in OpenOffice are cured by
deleting or renaming the User Profile.
Details about it are given in:
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74t=12426
If
Renato,
the mail address to which you wrote is that of a mailinglist which can
be subscribed, and the mails written to this mailinglist are sent to the
people who subscribed to the list. Also, the mails are archived online.
Maybe you should have done a bit of research before yelling at the list
Seems you have missed most of the mails on this thread, so now I will
forward them all to you.
Just by reading the replied it should be clear to you, that when writing to
a public mailing list, mails are in fact public.
As you yourself write it for the use of the intended recipient(s) and
On 14 March 2015 at 18:32, Grampa Renato, GB
renato.gra...@prysmiangroup.com wrote:
Jan,
Thanks for the emails.
I’ll not comments the methods and the policies adopted by the owner.
I am not sure who you see as owner.
Apache has a public policy:
Jan,
Thanks for the emails.
I’ll not comments the methods and the policies adopted by the owner.
I just would like to find a way to remove my message from the web.
Who should I contact?
What’s the owner address?
Thanks
RG
From: jan i [mailto:j...@apache.org]
Sent: 14 March 2015 17:38
To: dev;
I received the SDCard with the 150GB SVN dump from Rob in yesterday's postal
delivery.
Herbert Duerr has also provided some tips on using the Zipped git repo that he
created.
I will set up a notebook for keeping track of everything I (attempt to) do. It
will be interesting to watch that SVN
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