Daniel Carrera wrote:
cono wrote:
The one who writes
If you're used to using other office suites - such as Microsoft
Office - you'll be completely at home with OpenOffice.org 1.1.
should be fully aware that people using the Ms version of Office,
shall expect that thay can just work as they
Pierre wrote:
G'day OOo folks,
I've been reading through recent posts in users@openoffice.org
Some seem a little mischievous, i.e. I wonder if they are from genuine
frustrated users or attempts to discredit the OOo effort?
And how much help should the group offer? For example there is a
Quoting cono [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Bruce Bowler wrote:
Quoting from http://www.openoffice.org/product/index.html
OpenOffice.org 1.1 gives you everything you'd expect in office software.
If you're used to using other office suites - such as Microsoft Office -
you'll be
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
Quoting cono [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The one who writes
If you're used to using other office suites - such as Microsoft Office
- you'll be completely at home with OpenOffice.org 1.1.
should be fully aware that people using the Ms version of Office, shall
expect that thay
Give them a copy of the mp3 of Peter Cook presenting Misty Mr Wisty and the
Invention of the Plib.
Once they've stopped laughing, ask if you can patent their laugh.
By that time, if they haven't got the hint, ...
Wesley Parish
Quoting cono [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
Quoting cono [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The one who writes
If you're used to using other office suites - such as Microsoft Office
- you'll be completely at home with OpenOffice.org 1.1.
should be fully aware that people using the Ms version
Quoting Dave Barton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 2005-07-07 at 23:12 +0100, John Thomsett wrote:
By way of feedback for development. It appears that if text is sent
with emails Word cannot open it the other end. This will not encourage
a quick spread of the product.
Hope this helps
John
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
That's exactly my point, the difference is that a simple user will feel
right at
home in OOo. A power user will actually have to relearn some of the most
higher
end tools. So the problems really depend on the user. [...]
with no hassle and thats the whole point.
Quoting cono [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
That's exactly my point, the difference is that a simple user will
feel right at
home in OOo. A power user will actually have to relearn some of the
most higher
end tools. So the problems really depend on the user. [...]
with no
I have heard from a few other people who had written me off-list about
the lack of a good filter to import Applix documents, spreadsheets,
etc. We have a large (12k) of them of which several hundred are still
important to maintain.
This is just some info for other people who are in the
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
So if it's about feelings we don't really need to pay more attention on
words
since feelings are completely different message.
Of course I do agree that feelings are personal. And that people are not
realistic, when they expect to have a copy of the
Quoting John Thomsett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
By way of feedback for development. It appears that if text is sent with
emails Word cannot open it the other end. This will not encourage a quick
spread of the product.
Hope this helps
John Thomsett
Please use visiooo-writer:
Does anyone know how to contact the folks at the Sunbird Calendar
project? I had a thought on a capability that would improve the
calendar's utility for investors, but I can't find anything more useful
than a snail mail address for Mozilla itself. Unless I've missed
something, it seems that
On Ven 8 juillet 2005 17:33, Eric Hines wrote:
Does anyone know how to contact the folks at the Sunbird Calendar
project? I had a thought on a capability that would improve the
calendar's utility for investors, but I can't find anything more useful
than a snail mail address for Mozilla
cono wrote:
Hi Alexandro,
Wonderful! And/or lucky?
I did have some trouble at some points, just to find my way. And I know
I´m not the only one. Not the fault of OOo, of course.
I hadn't any migration problems at all. Then again, I didn't have a
migration per se. I was never an MS Office
Hello,
Openoffice Base has some problems and gaps such as:
1. When I import an MS Access file (mfb) then unnesseccary tables are
created.
2. There is not a possibility to save a database as an access (mdb) file.
3. There is not a possibility to convert an openoffice base to an sql file.
If I want to attach a file to an email I'm sending to
a correspondent who uses Word, I use save as and
choose one of the versions of Word that I can choose
as options, usually Word 6.0, from my 1.1.4 menu. If
I'm not sure what my correspondent uses, I generally
use rtf. My setup also permits me
Hello all,
The next IRC talk will be NEXT SATURDAY at 8 AM UTC, which should be a
good time for people in Asia and Australia, and not bad for Europeans. :-)
The speaker will be Sigrid Kronenberger. A member of the German NL
project. Sigrid works on translations and documentation. She will
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