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document repair program
Bugs are inevitable, and as adoption of the OpenOffice.org XML format
increases, so will the number of buggy documents. Hence, a tool that can
examine and repair documents might be very helpful.
The index page for 2.0 downloads
(http://download.openoffice.org/2.0.0/index.html) contains a link to
installation instructions
(http://download.openoffice.org/2.0.0/instructions.html). The instructions give
the rpm command to use and tell you to delete any rpms relating to Linux distros
other
- spell check does not recognize and ignore hyperlinks
- What's this? does not show information for HYP/SEL (on status bar)
suggestion: it would be nice when dragging text to have an indicator
of where exactly the text would be dropped, besides the mouse curser,
which isn't always clear
When applying formatting from default italic text to default bold
text, formatting is applied cumulatively, so I end up with default
italic bold instead of the intended default italic.
When applying heading 3 text to heading 3 italic bold text, the result
is heading 3 italic text instead of the
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Martin Hollmichel wrote:
Hi,
There are coming soon again, I'm just still wondering how they should
identify themselfs, such as install path, splash screen etc.
That is easy:
- for install path, do the same as for 2.0 devel, use the build number;
- splash screen: a white rectangle with OOo
Chad Smith wrote:
Presenting 2 bogus links
Forrester and Yankee are not bogus links.
Since everyone knows ...
:-) Not much of a proof is it?
On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 19:04 -0400, Chad Smith wrote:
Show me some evidence - and it should be more than just download numbers
since I have personally downloaded OOo about 75 times.
And I have downloaded it perhaps 10 times but burnt and given out
hundreds of discs. There is always going to be
Hi Sam,
Pablo-
Perhaps the localization list can assist you...
Thanks. Ja community would like to assist Pablo Berlanga-san.
khirano
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No, both programs will run simultaneously - however if you install 2.0
and choose to make it the default handler for any documents - 1.15 will
no longer automatically open those documents.
John Boyle wrote:
Does one have to uninstall 1.15 before trying to uninstall version 2.0?
Actually it would be a more convincing comparison if we could persuade
Microsoft to part with download numbers for Microsoft Office ;)
Just to drive it in that _our_ distribution is Internet-and-friend-based,
while theirs is anything but ... !
Wesley Parish
On Sun, 23 Oct 2005 00:59, Ian
On Sat, 2005-10-22 at 00:02 +0200, Johan Vromans wrote:
Ian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are enough knowledgeable people out there to make this too risky
for MS to even contemplate. If their apps don't produce pure and clean
ODF rest assured it will be all over the Internet
On Sat, 2005-10-22 at 00:00 +0200, Johan Vromans wrote:
* OOo has a larger market share than MS Office 2003.
I don't believe this.
Then look at the market research rather than personal impressions. Most
of the reputable research seems to indicate that MSO 2003 is a small
proportion of the
On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 18:34 -0700, John Boyle wrote:
Does one have to uninstall 1.15 before trying to uninstall version 2.0?
No. You can but the install of the new one recommends a different
directory by default. If you leave that recommendation alone, your
installation ought to be smooth
All,
I have noticed that the same file converted to .pdf in 1.1.4 took less
than half the space than the same file converted to .pdf using 2.0.
Anybody with the same concern? May be it there is an easy fix.
--
With best regards
Andreas
Andreas Hiersemenzel
HS A Ltd.
503 Gold Silver
Agreed. I ran across a few messages claiming that OOo 2 is *finally*
available for download, so I was all psyched up to download it for OS X.
Sadly, OOo 1.1.2 is the latest version available for Macitnosh users.
What is the general timeline for OO2 for OS X, or has that been officially
On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 04:11:48 +0100, Andreas Hiersemenzel
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All,
I have noticed that the same file converted to .pdf in 1.1.4 took less
than half the space than the same file converted to .pdf using 2.0.
Anybody with the same concern? May be it there is an easy
On 10/22/05, Ian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most
of the reputable research seems to indicate that MSO 2003 is a small
proportion of the overall office installed base. Broadly similar to the
estimates for OOo users.
Poisoning the well, much?
Most *reputable* research? So any research
Thanks to all who made the launch of 2.0 so successful! As of this
writing, I expect at least a million people have downloaded the
application and have begun to use it.
The launch was brilliant.
it would not have been possible without the contributions of the
mirrors (over 100!), without
On Tue October 18 2005 16:12, + Barry Bramwell wrote:
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is really good, BUT, would it be possible to make the sheet tabs change
colour when selected, instead of just white or grey?
Several times, when I've selected some sheets to alter them, I forget
On Mon October 10 2005 11:29, + Simon Kibavuidi Nsiangani wrote:
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Hello,
I currently am working, with Patrick Andries from the UNICODE
consortium on submitting a request for UNICODE support for Mandombe
script.
I would want to know if anything can be
On Mon October 10 2005 10:25, + LoisKlein wrote:
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In Writer, I cannot find how to eliminate page breaks in draft. I am a
writer and have asked others using OO how to do this and they wish for
no page breaks in draft too. Writers don't want anything but a
On Mon October 10 2005 10:43, + APT GMBH wrote:
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Dear Users,
up to this time I use windows office 97 for all our documentations. In this
doc´s I also use corel draw drawings (V5.0). Word allows it to import and
show it directly to the screen. But in OO it
On Mon October 10 2005 19:25, + Brian Coulam wrote:
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I have a bunch of server space and I have recently been interested in
hosting downloads of open source software. Really I have unlimited
bandwidth and unlimited space when it all comes down to it, as
On Thu October 13 2005 13:58, + Claudio de Sousa wrote:
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Hi,
I´d like to receive, or discuss, informations concerning
the OpenOffice Equation Editor.
I´m experiencing it and I´d like to learn more about this
feature... Is there any editor similar to
On Thu October 13 2005 13:46, + Ken Cushing wrote:
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The document imaging software we use imbeds a button in Word so that you
can send the document directly to the imaging archives. How do I go about
doing something like that for Writer?
As you are not
On Thu October 13 2005 16:03, + Jean Fabrice Lacourt wrote:
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Hi
i start testing your RC1
It is totally impossible to copy and paste a table from IE or Firefox
to calc or writer. It is very easy with word or excel.
Firefox is very bad also for the
On Fri October 14 2005 09:18, + user wrote:
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Please assist me with this date format that I can't seem to change. I'm
trying to set the date to DD.MMM , but the change is not done.
Which part of the application are you trying to make this change in ?
What
On Mon October 17 2005 04:53, + Mark Baldridge wrote:
I have prodded the Borders in paragraph styles and cannot seem to find a
feature that works in Lotus WordPro. I have been trying to make what is, in
essence, an underline function that is only as long as the text.
In WordPro, I can make
On Sun October 16 2005 16:01, + Anthony Fielding wrote:
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Hey, for a while I have been thinking about how I could go about
taking notes during lectures. I had been using one note for a while
but then got sick of using such a horrible operating system. I
On Sat, 2005-10-22 at 10:51 -0400, Chad Smith wrote:
On 10/22/05, Ian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most
of the reputable research seems to indicate that MSO 2003 is a
small
proportion of the overall office installed base. Broadly
similar to the
On Thu October 6 2005 01:56, + Erwin Calata wrote:
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Good Day!!!
We've implemented the OpenOffice.org, thanks for the
product. As we use the Writer we encounter some printing
issues. We are using HP Laserjet 1150.
On the screen I encoded like this:
Chad Smith wrote:
If you want to compare OOo to MSO 2003, you should limit it to the versions
released since 2003 - and/or the number of installs since 2003.
The majority of OOo installs are less that 2 years old. 2003 is OOo 1.0.
That's ancient.
But you still miss the concept of *rates*
On Sat, 2005-10-22 at 13:17 -0400, Chad Smith wrote:
I will leave your way-off-base rant intact to show you how wrong you
are.
Rants are usually filled with emotional invective. I'll leave that
accolade to you, Chad :-)
I understand what you are trying to do, you're trying to make OOo look
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 02:34:33 +0100, John Boyle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Does one have to uninstall 1.15 before trying to uninstall version 2.0?
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Am Samstag, 22. Oktober 2005 08:51 schrieb Joe Lin:
go to New - HTML Document
go to source view by clicking on HTML Source button in toolbar
bug: clicking on Page Preview button in toolbar doesn't do anything
I can confirm this on OO.org 2.0 1.9.125 on Linux. Whether a page preview (or
Am Samstag, 22. Oktober 2005 10:43 schrieb Stephan Gromer:
Dear all,
I am managing the PCs in a small university laboratory and I would
like to convert our M$-Office installations into OOo 2.0s during my
efforts to prepare the switch from WinXP to Linux. However, we
are an international
Am Samstag, 22. Oktober 2005 09:03 schrieb Joe Lin:
After saving document as html, toolbar and view menu does not change
to reflect new format (view HTML source does not appear on toolbar or
in view menu)
Can confirm this on OO.org 1.9.125. Whether that's intended or not, it's worth
filing
Am Samstag, 22. Oktober 2005 09:27 schrieb Joe Lin:
insert footer, type text in footer, remove footer
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Joe, you seem to be good in finding bugs. Great! Unfortunately this Mailing
list isn't the right place to report a bug. What
Le samedi 22 octobre 2005 à 22:32 +0200, Guido Pinkernell a écrit :
Am Samstag, 22. Oktober 2005 10:43 schrieb Stephan Gromer:
Dear all,
I am managing the PCs in a small university laboratory and I would
like to convert our M$-Office installations into OOo 2.0s during my
efforts to
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Agreed. I ran across a few messages claiming that OOo 2 is *finally*
available for download, so I was all psyched up to download it for OS X.
Sadly, OOo 1.1.2 is the latest version available for Macitnosh users.
What is the general timeline for OO2 for OS X, or has
On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 19:00:06 -0700, Bruce Byfield wrote:
While people have complained about the lack of .debs for over a year,
nobody seems to have actually filed an issue.
Now, I have. It's 56423, if anyone cares to add their comments or votes.
For most of the development cycle I was using
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
Not to have a battle, but I disagree.
See http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/ooo-osx_downloads.html
There will be no battle -- as I said, I am Linux dieheart, so I have no clue
about Mac OS X aside from periodical battle with them in my university. I
just tried to help
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
Not to have a battle, but I disagree. There is now generally available
the 2.0 version for Macs, and it's quite good. Granted, it runs on X11
but it uses Aqua's fonts, is *much* faster, is robust, comes in several
languages at least, and is 2.0, meaning it uses the
I would really like to see an OOo 2.0 build released for SGI IRIX. SGI
Workstations have a very long life, and I'd like to be able to use OOo
2.0 on my Octane2. I am currently running OOo 1.0, an old build that
was part of the old SGI freeware collection.
I had been down that path. I think the difference is that I had been working
on a document at one point and they were using style standards that I have
since used. One of them was for a heading to be .014 inches and all the way
across the page, which borders handles quite nicely. One for a
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