bryan rasmussen wrote:
Hi Mathias,
The main thing that will need to be done is to convert between various
formats using OO as the conversion engine, the problem is that with
the requirements it can be that we will need to be running conversions
concurrently. Conversion is one of the
Hi ther
I just want to no if the new openoffice works with servers so multipal user
can user openoffice at te same time from one server ?
thank you !
Roan Jacobs
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As far as I can tell, there is no way to tell the MS Windows OO
installer to install on any partition other than C:. This is
problematic for those who have limited space available on C: and/or
simply want to install elsewhere. This seems like an easy thing to fix,
and I can't even remember
What is the possibility for adding an Autobak feature to the OpenOffice
platform? The feature would simply create automatic back-ups of files in a
designated folder with a generic naming scheme. This would prove helpful for
individuals that get caught up in their work and forget the golden
Hi,
Maybe I just couldn't think what Open office would call this, but I souldn't
find a version of Office's Text to columns feature in Excel, where you copy an
paste a table into Excel and then click on Text to Colums and you can split it
into separate columsn either by fixed width or by
Friends,
Thank you for the huge effort everyone has expended to get the word
processor component up to the place where it is today. I can only
imagine the depth of work that went into the effort. There is no way
that any should belittle that work.
However, with that said, there seems to be
I just got your product and find it to be very nice. Beats MS word in my
humble opinion. There is one thing that is very handy in other word processors
that you do not have in office though. A file history of documents you have
opened and been working on. That is one thing that would be
2008/1/11, Patrick Goetz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
As far as I can tell, there is no way to tell the MS Windows OO
installer to install on any partition other than C:. This is
problematic for those who have limited space available on C: and/or
simply want to install elsewhere. This seems like an
OpenOffice.org has been able to work on a network setup which is a
central computer (server) with the core installation of OOo. And
multi-clients which they have only the local files (dotfiles) of the
application. This is what is called the network install of
OpenOffice.org here are some
Laura Pennycuick wrote:
Maybe I just couldn't think what Open office would call this, but I
souldn't find a version of Office's Text to columns feature in Excel
...
Thanks for reminding me to add this to the list! See:
http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3318#p3318
On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:13:57 -0600, Tech Support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Friends,
Hi Michael.
Thank you for the huge effort everyone has expended to get the word
processor component up to the place where it is today. I can only
imagine the depth of work that went into the effort.
On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:49:34 -0600, SHAUN COATES [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What is the possibility for adding an Autobak feature to the OpenOffice
platform? The feature would simply create automatic back-ups of files
in a designated folder with a generic naming scheme. This would prove
On Sábado 12 Enero 2008, Guy Voets wrote:
2008/1/11, Patrick Goetz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
As far as I can tell, there is no way to tell the MS
Windows OO
installer to install on any partition other than C:.
This is
problematic for those who have limited space
available on C: and/or
I was sent an .mdb file. I do not have M$ Office and don't want to buy
it. I use Works for spread sheets and WordPerfect for a word processor.
Will OO work on .mdb files?
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EJones wrote:
I was sent an .mdb file. I do not have M$ Office and don't want to buy
it. I use Works for spread sheets and WordPerfect for a word processor.
Will OO work on .mdb files?
Short answer: Yes
More Detail: OOo will not show all the object types contained in an
Access database
Check out the Bookmarks Menu Extension, available on the OpenOffice.org
Extensions page (http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/). That
should give you much of the functionality you have requested.
On Sat, 2008-01-12 at 12:13 -0800, David Polson wrote:
I just got your product and find it
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:13:57 -0600, Tech Support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Friends,
Hi Michael.
Thank you for the huge effort everyone has expended to get the word
processor component up to the place where it is today. I can only
imagine the depth of work that
David Polson wrote:
I just got your product and find it to be very nice. Beats MS word in my
humble opinion. There is one thing that is very handy in other word processors
that you do not have in office though. A file history of documents you have
opened and been working on. That is one
jonathon wrote:
On Jan 11, 2008 9:20 AM, Matt Needles wrote:
Then why do you mention it? How /do/ you filter for country?
I was asked why I thought that SeaMonkey and Thunderbird had
inadequate filtering options.
With procmail, I can filter on both language and country of origin.
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