On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, Peter Junge wrote:
in Beijing 2008 someone screwed up the registration data. We have been
estimating that about 400 people have been attending in total.
Thanks. Are the others about 400 participants?
/Lars
Lars Nooden
Hi, Nathan,
A native port for Aqua on OS X is well under way you can follow the
details:
http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/
A lot has happened in a short time recently.
There is now a highly experimental version available for developers to
preview, test and play with:
On Tue, 15 May 2007, Tony Pursell wrote:
PCW Magazine reviewed the 2.2 release with a link to its
download site in its on-line news feed. It also included OOo in
its review of office suites which was some time ago now. So
the mags do not ignore us.
A serious victory in the US market would be
On Tue, 8 May 2007, M. Fioretti wrote:
[snip]
Just out of curiosity, have you already tried to explain them that
sending their words as email body, rather than as an attachment (Word
or OpenDocument doesn't matter) is much better for lots of reasons? It
costs less if one is on a metered
Hi, Edward,
... that I think would contribute to its use: More wizards/supplied
templates ...
Could you suggest some possible templates?
Regards,
-Lars
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Thanks. It's good to hear that you find the program useful.
On Fri, 4 May 2007, Charles B wrote:
... In the word processing program the Text frame was a full 360 box,
but rather two side bars that extended the length of the text body and
it had little two little sidebars on the header and
On Thu, 3 May 2007, Robert Derman wrote:
IMHO all that is really needed is a program to convert PDFs to ODF files.
Once they are in the ODF form, OOo can then edit them.
Interesting, except that PDF is a wrapper format and could contain just
about anything.
Anyway, as mentioned editing
Thanks for the well thought out and articulate reply, André.
A distinction has to be maintained regarding finished documents and
working documents. And in the former, a further distinction needs to be
made between the media used to render the document.
On Fri, 4 May 2007, Andr� Wyrwa wrote:
Like Alexandro points out, OOo Draw is an option. It's pretty good and
getting better. I've used it for posters and diagrams.
+ OOo Draw
http://www.openoffice.org/product/draw.html
I have no idea what MS Publisher is, but guessing from the first response,
there might be three more
On Thu, 26 Apr 2007, allione wrote:
I seek to record an open presentation Impress office with the format
...
You'll get a better answer sending questions about how to use
OpenOffice.org to the list [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead.
I see that you have a French address, so [EMAIL PROTECTED] might
We do *not* need this kind of funcitonality:
http://www.itwire.com.au/content/view/11512/53/
-Lars
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On Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Cor Nouws wrote:
Personally I have a preference for plain text mail only. ...
+1
If you can't say it with text, then it's probably not worth saying.
Not to mention that binary attachments (that includes zipped files like
ODF) must be base64 encoded first and thus burn
On Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Gordon wrote:
Not /quite/ true unfortunately - there is an add-on converter for previous
versions of office that will read Office 2007 documents.
Thanks. That's good to know for emergencies. However, in both the short
and logn run it is in jsut about everybordy's
Hi, Hester,
On Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Johnny Andersson wrote:
Your file didn't come through. Some files do, most don't.
Most lists block attachments. It's generally very bad form to try to send
them to a whole list.
I suspect that your Excel file is in the new Excel 2007 format, is that
On Sat, 14 Apr 2007, Rod Engelsman wrote:
... My short list of integrations:
1. Shared dictionaries. Particularly useful for those in jargon-rich
professions.
+1
2. The address book needs to be expanded somewhat and it needs to be editable
from within OOo. ...
+1
Maybe even working it
On Sat, 7 Apr 2007, Vince Castanza wrote:
... To make a long story short: This problem would have been avoided if
I had actually enabled the very useful Always Create Backup Copy
option. Has there been any discussion about enabling this option by
default?
+1
or how about a allow
On Sun, 8 Apr 2007, Alvin Lim Liangce wrote:
Besides, what did MS do as a corporation that is morally wrong?
... But I will term them 'immoral' only if I hear about a special
Microsoft unit where the employees work on creating viruses to break down
competing products. ...
That's a rather
The usability reviews of MSO 2007 place it well below OpenOffice.org,
though that does not mean there isn't room for improvement. The price
point for MS Office 2007 isn't so good either. It comes with more baggage
than MS Office 2003, and that has seen record low uptake.
Some of the main
Then do as you are doing, follow the bug reports, get other people to
comment and vote for them.
-Lars
On Tue, 3 Apr 2007, Peter Reaper wrote:
[snip]
IMO it would be to dramatically improve the usability:
Zoom should align to center, not left (*not* fixed, IMO)
Yes, the disadvantage that MS Office 2007 has an extremely restricted,
basically non-existent, choice of platforms also applies to earlier
versions. That doesn't make the further reduction any more acceptable or
helpful. That is one of the reasons why MSO is no longer suitable for
business
On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, Andr� Wyrwa wrote:
Any pointers?
Here's just two I recall:
Migrating to OpenOffice.org 90 per cent cheaper
than to Microsoft Office 12
http://computerworld.com.sg/ShowPage.aspx?pagetype=2articleid=2742pubid=3issueid=66
Why Office 2007 won't sell
On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, Andr� Wyrwa wrote:
Both links are far away from being usability reviews.
You won't find any true usability reviews. Nor is it likely that you will
find any reviews, period. The days of a real product shootout are over a
decade past. Recall that MS started a policy of
Hi, Peter,
I can't see that anyone else has answered, so I'll take a crack at it.
Apparetly OOo ships with a Microsoft Installer (MSI) for Windows
platforms since version 2.0:
http://installation.openoffice.org/
For the package itself, see:
Hi,
You might be interested in lookin at TeX4ht:
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/
I'm nnot sure if it does what you want but it is a step in the right
direction at least.
-Lars
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On Tue, 20 Mar 2007, Mathias Bauer wrote:
I never heard that Massachussetts got anything from the ODF foundation
that was testable. Do you have some information about this? I would be
very interested to hear more.
I would be too. I have no contacts (that I know of) with the Foundation
and
Hi, Dennis,
In addition to the add-on from Sun, the OpenDocument Foundation has been
working on one. That one is the one being tested by Massachusetts, if I
recall correctly.
-Lars
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On Thu, 15 Mar 2007, Jonathon Blake wrote:
[snip]
Microsoft's UI is intuitive only because people are familiar with it.
[ I don't remember the cites,but there are several journal articles on
the unintuitive nature of MS Windows versus the Unix command line
with naive users.]
It's rather a
Hi, Martin,
Nothing is missing. E-mail is not a normal part of office packges, since
everyone generally prefers to choose their own.
However, you have a number of excellent 'compatible' packages to choose
from:
* Thunderbird (not to be confused with the beverage) is easy to use and
Hmm. The question of trademarks arise here.
-Lars
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On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Gordon wrote:
Aaron Stevens wrote:
Goto: www-openoffice.comnot
Also, I'd like to think that OOo is about making a useful productivity
suite and *not* about copying MS Office, especially the interface
mistakes.
-Lars
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Hi, Jack,
We'd need to hear about which brand, model and version of database you are
actually using. Is it by chance dBase II, dBase III or dBase III+ ?
The older systems had rather simple file structures, most of which are
documented and supported in some way.
-Lars
Lars Noodén ([EMAIL
Hi, Lars,
You might find more help on the users@openoffice.org list, it's for
questions like the one you pose and there is a lot of traffic.
When you try there, you might add some more details regarding which
versions of MS Word and MS PowerPoint are giving the problem and which
format you
Hi, Julia,
If you are getting into desktop publishing, please do yourself a favor and
look at Quark or Adobe's InDesign. These are what the professionals use.
If you are looking for an open source option, Inkscape is closer to
Illustrator and is 'compatible' with OpenOffice.org or any
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007, Ian Lynch wrote:
At the current state of play in the politics I'd play up the fact that
there is expertise in ODF in many applications and communities,
particularly when talking to governments.
+1
-Lars
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Hi, Darren,
You will find a number of calendars avaialable. I would recommend trying
Sunbird first:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird/
-Lars
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Heads up that trolls are starting to bait with re-publishing warnings of a
closed issue:
http://secunia.com/advisories/23612/
http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=70042
-Lars
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Sharing is usually a function of the operating system and file system
used. So if you have a network file system like AFS or Samba or Netware,
then you can put Calc files in a shared folder.
-Lars
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On Thu, 7 Dec 2006, Kelvin Eldridge wrote:
... and it takes quite a bit of reading on the website to
find this ...
Kelvin, since you seem to have found it, would you mind posting the link?
A link from the NVU site will do, as would one from Linspire or one ofthe
relevant mailing list
Issue #49991 Embedding SVG graphics in OOo has been moved to the drawing
category. If you voted for it, then you have to re-cast your votes:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=49991
A related isssue, #2497 allow import of SVG, deals with import.
Hi, Andrew,
That's a good idea to split out the HTML editor from Writer, though it
might be userful to retain some kind of ability to export to XHTML+CSS.
If you're looking for web editors, then two that are compatible ;) with
OpenOffice.org are Nvu and Mozilla Composer (now called
The best place to ask would be the list users@openoffice.org
There might be some way to do what you are asking with OOo, but usually
that kind of thing is handled by the operating system. In OS X, it's some
thing like fast user switching.
-Lars
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Hi, Nick,
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Nick Radonic [c] wrote:
Further to my suggestion that Engineering format be supported in the OO
spread sheet, I found this formatting code on the web - consider
incorporating it in some form
[snip]
That might be good to mention in the actual bug report:
I myself cannot read German nor have anything to with MS Windows, but
other than that am willing to help.
-Lars
[snip]
see issue http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=71266
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006, G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
[snip]
Lars,
As the issue shows, it is in the
Can OOo be updated automatically on desktop systems that are still running
Windows? If so, how?
-Lars
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Thanks. German's fine. The person I'm forwarding it to is fine with
German and not so good at English anyway.
BTW the OOo web site servers the the attachment for that issue there up as
application/msword That's probably worth a bug report.
-Lars
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Nick Radonic [c] wrote:
... I really miss the 'engineering format' for scientific notation. This
forces the exponent to be a multiple of 3. ... I also used it on my
TI-57/58/59 calculators way back when in the 70's. It is so much more
readable than straight scientific
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
[snip]
Have you got into writing OOoBasic? A lot of users and developers have
created really cleaver ways to create components with custom dialogs based
from the code. Which is true that Basic is very verbosed is also true that
some developers
On Tue, 31 Oct 2006, Ian Lynch wrote:
I would like also to propose that the CCR rep should voted in entirely
from community votes and not by a short listing process that is done by
the existing CC members as an improvement in the democratic process.
+1
Lars Noodén ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
As it stands now in the current versions nothing is stopping or
hindering use of e-mail clients.
There is Thunderbird for e-mail:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/
and Sunbird for your calendar:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/
As this question does seem to
Some of the questions are pretty vague and it is hard to know how to
interpret them. e.g. the patent question
The survey's an interesting first draft, though.
-Lars
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On Sat, 28 Oct 2006, Florian
Calculating holidays (e.g. Easter, Passover, Ramadan, J-dagen) would be a
useful function to have in Calc. Maybe CPAN's Date::calc could be used as
a base and when the function eastersunday() is fixed, there can be
others.
-Lars
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Stan Beer. Why Office 2007 won't sell ITWire. 2006-10-10.
http://www.itwire.com.au/content/view/6214/983/
There is no doubt that Office 2007 is a slicker product than
Open Office.org 2.0. However, for most users' needs at home
or in the office the open source product does the job. It's
On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Ian Lynch wrote:
... I have been voting for SVG draw support from the beginning :-)
Which issue is most pressing?
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=49991
-Lars
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I don't have any WordStar files around any more to test, but it does look
like it is among the import filters that OOo Writer has:
http://framework.openoffice.org/files/documents/25/897/filter_description.html
From what I recall though, Wordstar files where simply 127 bit ASCII with
On Tue, 12 Sep 2006, Randolph D Garrett wrote:
I'm not sure what you mean, that retail sales of software is slowly becoming
history?
No. I mean that it is not relevant, except for slowing down commerce.
No. Get past the myth of selling copies of the same package over and
over. It was
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, NoOp wrote:
Evolution (email, calendar, PIM, task manager, address book etc)*
http://www.gnome.org/projects/evolution/
http://www.novell.com/products/desktop/features/evolution.html
*Disclaimer: I use Mozilla SeaMonkey as my email client browser.
However
Some of these are FOSS, some aren't:
On Tue, 29 Aug 2006, Jonathon Blake wrote:
I'm trying to figure out what the ten applications are:
Text Editor
If you mean Word Processor, then you have OOo and eventually KOffice.
AbiWord.
Audio Editor
Audacity
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, james.elain wrote:
From James Thanks Lars..I am out of my Depth..I dont know what FOSS
is...Some allow some dont..yer
It's an acronymn for Free and Open Source Software
Free Software (free as in freedom):
http://www.fsf.org/licensing/essays/free-sw.html
I've put in a request that the download be labeled differently:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=69031
Wouldn't most apt-based distributions have OpenOffice.org themselves?
-Lars
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Seems to consist mostly of name calling.
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On Tue, 15 Aug 2006, discuss@openoffice.org wrote:
For at least the last ten years, security experts have also said do not open
documents from unknown sources.
Bzzzt. Thanks for playing. Statements like that would disqualify the
speaker from being any kind of security expert: Malware is
Hi, Neil,
OpenOffice.org Writer does have an HTML editor built in. Maybe that would
meet the needs for a one-off class project. You can find it in the menu
Open - New - HTML Document
There are plenty of other tools available that won't break your bank
account.
Nvu is one,
It's an interesting idea, but I only see a link to a Windows version. If
you can point to a binary for linux or OS X, then I'd take a look. I
notice Works is not on the list of formats, nor is WordPerfect.
Did you use GTK+ or Qt to make the viewer?
-Lars
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http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_27/b3991412.htm?chan=topStories_ssi_5
Unfortunately the article refers to it as a 'clone' of MS Office.
Thought it does at least mention that it is a viable option.
-Lars
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On Mon, 29 May 2006, Jim Sage wrote:
... I couldn't find another viable option; ...
Agreed. We need another option for the many who have qualms about PayPal.
What other options do you know of ? (besides post-giro)
-Lars
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McNealy is going out and Schwartz is stepping in. Has there been a
statement about how this will/won't affect java and OpenOffice.org ?
Also will the new CEO Schwartz, as opposed to McNealy's whining, be more
supportive of the GPL and the LGPL ?
McNealy's done some good things during his
McNealy is going out and Schwartz is stepping in. Has there been a
statement about how this will/won't affect java and OpenOffice.org ?
Also will the new CEO Schwartz, as opposed to McNealy's whining, be more
supportive of the GPL and the LGPL ?
McNealy's done some good things during his
Open source is affected by software patents the same way as closed source:
both are harmed.
However, sw patents govern use. So the harm is not limited to developers
but *any computer user* at all will have problems. Thus it is a serious
question for businesses, agencies, organizations and
On Tue, 18 Apr 2006, Jonathon Blake wrote:
[snip]
One factor to bear in mind:
Every software patent that has ever been issued, hs been issued
despite it being both obvious, and based upon prior art. That prior
art can range from being merely a year old, to being several millenia
old.
[snip]
Thanks. Some of the short descriptions of OOo and SO could use updating
to reflect this.
-Lars
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On Fri, 7 Apr 2006,
I notice that the 're-format and re-install' mantra is being trotted out
again for Windows users. This has some severe implications for OOo's
market share as well as any other non-MS software:
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1945808,00.asp
As far as I know, there is no way to do
On Fri, 7 Apr 2006, Robin Laing wrote:
I can see a benefit to OOo here.
Those users that take their computer into their local shop to be fixed may
find that they have lost all their borrowed software as well as their
files. Now they have to go out and borrow the disk again. Now is a time
Which code is used as the base for the other these days, StarOffice or
OpenOffice.org ??
-Lars
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Louis,
Could you please post the URL? The tinyurl.com one doesn't work and in
general archives poorly. e.g. 2,5,10 years from now www.ilta.org/whatever
will be more useful than tinyurl.com/foo
-Lars
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On Thu, 23 Mar 2006, Mathias Bauer wrote:
[snip]
Do you mean OOo should load its strings from editable text files to make
it easier to change them? Well, at least for menus we already do this,
nor for dialogs.
[snip]
That is what I meant. It would be useful if the dialogs and help text
also
wrote:
Hi Lars,
in fact I am working on such a feature allowing in a spezial debug version to
modify strings in a text file that are displayed after a restart. But please
do not ask me when this feature is available and working for all kind of
resource types.
Cheers,
Ivo
Lars D. Noodén wrote
This was brought up on the OOo-Users list and then in a discussion
offlist:
How feasible would it be for OOo to load strings (e.g. menu labels and
dialog messages) at runtime? Apparently Opera does this already, see
xx.lng where xx is the two letter ISO-639 language code.
Having strings load
It's problem # 5930 :
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=5930
and has 13 votes now, including mine. Engineering notation is common
enough that Calc should support it.
-Lars
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Hi, Seppo,
The Swedish language project for OOo has only recently started up and
there is a lot to catch up on. Can I ask which page you are refering to?
In general if you find any misspellings that you wish to report, you can
send them to me and they will be fixed in one of the later
The article dusts off and trots out a lot of ancient FUD and various
canards, but it does mention OpenOffice.org towards the bottom:
http://insight.zdnet.co.uk/software/0,39020463,39256042,00.htm
-Lars
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Who would be a good contact at OOoForum (oooforum.org) to try begging a
hostname ( i.e. sv.oooforum.org ) for a localization project?
It'd be just a matter of a DNS entry, not support and stuff.
-Lars
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I already voted +1, but would like to add that Ian Lynch's experience in
this area ought to be tapped.
-Lars
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Keep them out of the EU by writing your MEP, keep the market open.
your MEP, keep the market open.
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006, Michael Adams wrote:
On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 12:08:10 -0500 (EST)
Lars D. Noodén [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where can I find large icons for OOo components?
Presumably they are in the source code, but it would take ages for me
to download
+1
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I thought that was much of the goal with Mono - to take OSS developers out
of circulation and put them to work on something 100% dependend on MS.
Seriously though, MS has been a growth-though-acquisition style company
buying companies if it can't make a deal to get the technology, and
making
Where can I find large icons for OOo components?
Presumably they are in the source code, but it would take ages for me to
download it and rummage there. Where else might I find the icons?
I'm looking for something large enough to re-use in brochures and posters.
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL
Where can I find large icons for OOo components?
Presumably they are in the source code, but it would take ages for me to
download it and rummage there. Where else might I find the icons?
I'm looking for something large enough to re-use in brochures and posters.
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL
Yes, it would slow things down for a while, but as Robert mentioned OOo
would probably just fork and there would be a substantial delay while
things get re-organized.
MS had been bothering Sun earlier, but I think that it's more likely that
this is part of or an offshoot from the MSO 2007
Probably. Right now OOo benefits hugely from Sun's developers. Any
transition to an independent foundation would have to factor that into the
process.
-Lars
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Keep them out of the EU by
In some areas, electricity is not reliable as it once was. Enron's
greed-based outages and the MS-based east coast outage are two example,
but I can think of 3 formerly high end european countries with
electricity problem (compared to the 80's). Though still it is more
reliable than network
That's an advantage of commodities and it applies to data formats as much
as to electricity.
Buyers (that's us) like a market where services, data, and protocols are
interchangeable. Sellers dislike it, though beyond the short term they
benefit from it, too.
We've seen the benefit from open
Yes. I've said that doesn't work. How can I confirm which version of OOo
I am actually running? I am under the assumption that it was 2.01 since
that's what I downloaded, but the menu Help-About doesn't get that
specific. Just to be sure, I've tried it again and get the same result.
If I
If I have a formula (say, =A1+A2) in Calc, and cut-n-paste one of the
cells to a new location (say, cut from A2 and paste into A3) , the formula
changes (and would now be =A1+A3).
How do I stop that for specific formulas so that a normal cut-n-paste
action will leave the formula unchanged?
You might want to look at any of these to supplement OOo:
Eudora (not OSS, but the best client on the market for many years)
http://eudora.com/
Thunderbird (OSS and giving Eudora a real run for the money)
http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/
Seamonkey (Mozilla's new
On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Randomthots wrote:
So has Sun assigned any bodies to help with the Evolution port?
Or at least coordinate with the Evolution team.
I agree that writing Yet-Another-Email-Client probably isn't a great use of
limited resources. But on the other hand, I've been hearing that
The issue in the bug tracker is found here:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=61685
Previously, every time the issue have been brought up, it's been closed
within a very short time.
-Lars
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Since some conferences are starting to ban booth babes and OOo doesn't
really have a budget for it, I'd like to propose that we arrange for the
disputing individuals to take the personal attacks off the list and save
it for a 'smack-down' in front of the next OOo booth. ;) Bare hands,
Fungo
There are a lot of Easter eggs in MSO, but there's no reason OOo should
have them in the release version, so I've submitted a bug report.
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=61667
Apologies if it is a duplicate report, but the search interface for the
bugs is, um, less
I've included some of your comments in the bug report:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=61667
You can vote for it here:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/showvotes.cgi?voteon=61667
-Lars
Lars Nooden ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Software patents endanger the legal
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Software patents endanger the legal certainty of software.
Keep them out of the EU by writing your MEP, keep the market open.
On Mon, 6 Feb 2006, Sigrid Kronenberger wrote:
Hi Lars,
Lars D. Noodén [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
I expect, that you're not successful
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