Mike Scott wrote:
On 26/08/2011 00:10, Larry Gusaas wrote:
Wrong. The issue was having to search through the headers to find if the
poster was subscribed or not. There was no indication in the subject
that the poster was not subscribed. This wasted much time for people
providing support.
Jason Ax wrote:
Will OpenOffice ever be compatible with Adobe Acrobat? Acrobat does not
recognize OpenOffice files.
Jason
OpenOffice can directly create Adobe PDF type files.
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Sriram Rengarajan wrote:
Hello,
Sorry, this is not the email address that the dev. community hears for
feature requests. You might login to OpenOffice feature request page
to submit these
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/Login
- but before you do that, please do a search if someone has
Fernando Cassia wrote:
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 17:06, Robert Derman
robert.der...@pressenter.com wrote:
If you are looking for improvements in the near future (less than a year)
you are probably looking in the wrong place here. you would stand a much
better chance at the fork of OpenOffice
David B Teague sr wrote:
On 3/14/2011 10:15 PM, Robert Derman wrote:
I am using an old version of Thunderbird, I don't like the new ones,
they deleted some nice features. Anyway, before sending any email
that has HTML, it says that the email has HTML and asks you to make
the choice
Thomas Cameron wrote:
To Mike Scott:- Wouldn't it be easier for the receiving site to return a
message to the sender advising him/her that the message is in HTML and to
change to TEXT?
On 2011-03-14, at 9:42 AM, Mike Scott wrote:
On 14/03/11 12:38, David B Teague sr wrote:
On
David B Teague sr wrote:
On 3/11/2011 10:10 AM, RA Brown wrote:
I am not sure that there is a benefit to the community. And I agree
that if they want people to register that it should be easy and fast.
Just my 2cents.
Andy
It was not easy, and I tried. I wish I perceived Oracle to be
René Bjerre Andersen wrote:
No software in the world can do what I need it to do.
I'm a teacher and amateur musician and often I need to have a song
transposed to a different key e.g. from G-major to D-major. But I have to do
this manually: find every G-chord and change it to D. This can
munyampala ntageza wrote:
I would like to know how to open OpenOffice with Microsoft XP or Windows 97.
Sebagabo Gad.
Did you mean Windows 7? There is no such thing as Windows 97.
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David B Teague wrote:
On 1/29/2011 7:17 AM, Zaphod Feeblejocks wrote:
When (for example), an interface tells me about spreadsheet 'formulas'
and not 'formulae', I think the people responsible have forgotten the
user.
Off topic, a diatribe, in agreement with the position of Zaphod and
others.
Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
Something interesting I have come across in the Microsoft Answers
Forums. A Poster asked a question about using MS Office 2000 in
Windows 7. I replied that in my opinion I would much rather run the
latest version of Open Office rather than trying to run a 10-year
John W Kennedy wrote:
On Nov 21, 2010, at 2:23 PM, Robert Derman wrote:
Robert Holtzman wrote:
On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 07:03:21PM -0900, Duffield wrote:
Does Open Office Writer have any feature comparable to WordPad? I have
searched but find no reference yet to any quick
Robert Holtzman wrote:
On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 07:03:21PM -0900, Duffield wrote:
Does Open Office Writer have any feature comparable to WordPad? I have
searched but find no reference yet to any quick and easy feature for brief
notes as provided by WordPad. I keep WordPad in my Quick Launch
Graham Lauder wrote:
On Wednesday 17 Nov 2010 13:25:29 Sabiazoth wrote:
Well, with that said, you said a mouthful. You can't really complain what
is free, can you, David? You sure put a lid on my mouth. Thank you for
pointing out the importance of free software. I must say, I probably
David B Teague wrote:
On 11/17/2010 7:46 AM, Uwe Fischer wrote:
We know the search function in Help Viewer is not optimal. To say it
politely.
We have many good ideas how to improve the search, but unfortunately
we do not have resources to do the hard work of coding. Volunteers
are very
NoOp wrote:
On 11/12/2010 01:34 AM, Mike Scott wrote:
On 11/11/10 23:59, NoOp wrote:
...
Further... checking OOo in Ubuntu 10.04 ver 3.2.1, and clicking on
'Help' doesn't even provide a 'Support' option in the dropdown box. The
'Help' dropdown options in (U)OOo are:
-
Robert Holtzman wrote:
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 02:47:40PM -0600, Robert Derman wrote:
.snip
The real problem here is that there is no manual to read! I think
that its about time that the download package came with a good users
manual that explains where
Graham Lauder wrote:
On Thursday 11 Nov 2010 09:47:40 Robert Derman wrote:
The real problem here is that there is no manual to read! I think that
its about time that the download package came with a good users manual
that explains where all the features and controls are, tells about all
Graham Lauder wrote:
On Wednesday 10 Nov 2010 23:42:29 Joshua Zambrano wrote:
Hello, I just wanted to drop off some recommendations for OpenOffice, as a
user of office suites.
-CALC
- Merge Cells. No capability to merge cells that I can see, a very
valuable feature.
Format
Michael Adams wrote:
On Thursday 28 October 2010 13:05, webmas...@krackedpress.com wrote:
In an article from October 19th in ZDnet's online site,
it states that it looks like Oracle is purging the
OpenOffice.org community council of anyone that is not
an employee of Oracle.
To me it raises
Rob Clement wrote:
I bring to the attention of this group an article from ZDNet and
wonder what others think of these events
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/oracle-purging-openofficeorg-community-council/7575?alertspromo=tag=nl.rSINGLE
Thanks
Rob
It tells me that it is time to stop
M. Fioretti wrote:
On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 13:22:44 PM -0400, Wm Stewart
(wstew...@livinginternet.com) wrote:
b. Solving compatibility is under the community's control
NO. It isn't. By definition. Because it's not the community that
controls when the secret formats it's trying to catch will
Michael Adams wrote:
On Monday 18 October 2010 01:43, Wm Stewart wrote:
The common concern that MS will just change their file formats again is
overblown, and not as important as it seems. Consider:
o They don't change often. And the frustration of users with the
change to docx a few
Martin Hollmichel wrote:
On 10/15/2010 03:14 PM, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
To the best of my knowledge, it
was a standing rule not to integrate features past feature freeze -
and everytime that happened, unilaterally by Sun, it broke the build
for the non-Sun platforms. I guess Rene can give the
Simon Brouwer wrote:
Hi all,
Today, on the European Day of the Languages, the project OpenTaal
(www.opentaal.org) has released a new version of its Dutch spell
checking dictionary.
This new version was again successfully certified by the Nederlandse
Taalunie (Dutch Language Union, the
jonathon wrote:
On 09/26/2010 04:21 AM, Larry Gusaas wrote:
So much for the fiction that OOo is a community driven project.
OOo has _NEVER_been a community driven project.
It has always been nothing more than propaganda stunt by Sun.
Sun never grokked FLOSS.
Oracle has never been FLOSS
Drew Jensen wrote:
Quick warning it's a Sunday email and I ramble a bit...
On 09/26/2010 07:46 AM, Christoph Noack wrote:
Hi everyone!
Am Samstag, den 25.09.2010, 22:21 -0600 schrieb Larry Gusaas:
On 2010/09/25 9:16 PM Harold Fuchs wrote:
Ah. OK Now I see, thanks. The icon for each type of
stephen joseph wrote:
Dear Team ,
My Name Is Stephen Joseph working as a Sr.Administrator in a company , we are
willing to use open office for Word and Excel .
We want to enquire about the software , is it free or we need to pay anything
for the software .
Kindly let me know as the
Bruce Martin wrote:
ReHi Juergen:
It is possible that I mistook somebody's identity. I see that [discuss] had
a lot of participants and it is a very plausible mistake.
Also, my idea was not intended to be directly related to open office or any
particular operating system. It is intended as a
- wrote:
Hy Openoffice,
what does your program do ? I have not downloaded yet.
I am looking for a free program that lets me edit and create existing Microsoft
powerpoint files, is there such a thing ?
kind regards from Peter
OpenOffice.org is a suite of office programs which is basically a
Mike Scott wrote:
Michael Adams wrote:
On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 08:16:35 +0100
Came this utterance formulated by Mike Scott to my mailbox:
Consider the following typical scenario:-
1. unsubscribed poster mails the list
2. all on the list colour that in brilliant scarlet so they know to cc
the OP
Mike Scott wrote:
Michael Adams wrote:
...
Both this list and the user list have been intentionally made as easy to
contact with questions as possible. This is to ease the way for newbies.
Regular contributors on the list know to reply to both the list and the
OP when a non-subscribed email
Mike Scott wrote:
Tony Pursell wrote:
I know for a fact that most of these outbursts come from people who
have paid for OOo. Many of the sellers can be found on Ebay and they
sometimes give discuss@openoffice.org as the email address for help.
I'm not surprised.
It crossed my mind a
sj_clem...@yahoo.ca wrote:
--Original Message--
From: Michael Adams
To: discuss@openoffice.org
ReplyTo: discuss@openoffice.org
ReplyTo: discuss@openoffice.org
Subject: Re: [discuss] this
Sent: Oct 16, 2009 03:23
On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:17:31 +0100
Came this utterance formulated by Tony
09:25:54 AM +0200 Uwe Fischer
uwe.fisc...@sun.com wrote:
Hi,
On 10/04/09 23:08, jonathon wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
OOo should include a pair of manuals in the download package,
either in PDF
or ODF formats, the presence of which would be made obvious the
first time
you opened the suite
Bernhard Dippold wrote:
Hi Frank, all,
Frank Schoenheit, Sun Microsystems Germany schrieb:
[...]
We once had a search box at
http://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/pre_submission.html which really
queried the issue database, that is, you enter one or more terms, and
all issues containing this
Uwe Fischer wrote:
Hi,
On 10/04/09 23:08, jonathon wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
OOo should include a pair of manuals in the download package, either
in PDF or ODF formats, the presence of which would be made obvious
the first time you opened the suite.
I would not object in making
Gene Young wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
It is questions like this that make me think that OOo should include
a pair of manuals in the download package, either in PDF or ODF
formats, the presence of which would be made obvious the first time
you opened the suite. The help provided under
jonathon wrote:
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 15:35, Patric Urbane wrote:
simple Ctrl + F in MS Word but this little function makes it a lot more
alt ithen . then return
If you'd prefer CTRLF then:
Tools Customize Keyboard
Functions Category Insert
Functions Function Insert
Peter Hillier-Brook wrote:
I hope that this is the right LIST; I can't think of anywhere more
appropriate.
Having just installed 3.1.1 I was confronted, as in previous versions,
by the registration dialogue box containing 3 alternatives:
Register now
Register later
Don't register
It would
Solé Ronco wrote:
hey guys. it takes me ~3hrs to download open office.
as much as i love firefox, i hate it's download manager/system. here's a
thought: why not make the download of open office a torrent? there are many
free/opensource torrent clients, i personally prefer utorrent but there
Richard Hole wrote:
Hi
I have downloaded Open Office and would be happy to help give feedback
on suggestions. I have been using Microsoft Office for some time and
am trying Open Office on my new computer. I had files saved in
Microsoft Excel that show graphs of the local weather in our area.
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Kristofer Åberg wrote:
To M. Fioretti:
I think it is very unnecessary to be this defensive and aggressive. My
concern is, at least what I think, basic for people who use computers.
It is not necessary to be hostile and make personal attacks, just
because of some
Garan Keeler wrote:
I installed OO for the first time on my PC which already had Java 6.12.
During the installation process I noticed a dialog pop up regarding the
installation of Java6.7 (I think it was 6.7). Anyway I paniced because I
already had Java 6.12 on my machine so I hit the cancel
Rick wrote:
Using OOo 3.1
[Format - Page - Background] provides the means for putting color on a
page, but only within the margins. How can I color the entire page,
outside the margins as well?
Thanks in advance.
Rick
You may not be able to under any conditions, it depends on the design of
Ed Jones wrote:
On or about 1/10/2009 6:43 AM, Lloyd Lecuona typed the following:
Hi Guys,
LOVE OpenOffice BUT and its a HUGE but!! You are going to have to work a plan
to allow Microsoft Word to open the ODT documents automatically. I sent out 200
emails to employees with OpenOffice
Brenda Lehman wrote:
I'm trying to download open office and it will get to about 90 percent
downloaded and just stop. What can I do to get it to finishdownloading.
If you download it using the Firefox browser, and it stalls, you can
push the pause button that appears right after the count,
Douglas St.Clair wrote:
On Nov 7, 2008, at 8:44 PM, Twayne wrote:
Wow, I know a lot of companies, big and small, who are going to be
mighty disappointed when they read thatg! That can't really be what
you meant to say is it?
Twayne,
Perhaps I should have been more clear. A team product
Prem Kumar wrote:
Hi
I want just know this open office its free for business around 100 users ya
we will buy license .
And how much per license.
Waiting for reply ...
Thanks .
This software is free to use for any purpose including commercial, no
limit on # of users. Also you are free
Russell Butler wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
Russell Butler wrote:
Hi All
I have become sufficiently annoyed by the behaviour of autocomplete
to consider raising an issue. Being a rather slow typist, I value
the use of autocompletion, though I know many of you turn it off.
However, if I
Russell Butler wrote:
Hi All
I have become sufficiently annoyed by the behaviour of autocomplete to
consider raising an issue. Being a rather slow typist, I value the use
of autocompletion, though I know many of you turn it off.
However, if I have a document open, and for some reason look
mike scott wrote:
On 18 Jul 2008 at 14:12, Michele wrote:
...
Hello Thorsten, I understand this historical issue, but are there any
plans to move towards more shared code at all?
Other functionalities that could benefit are:
- rotating pictures in Writer (open issue)
- split screen in
callmeshane303 wrote:
Well the other night I was doing a drawing in DRAW, and I had to insert
a table...
But there was NO table production function, in the Draw program.
S I thought Well it's not such a big deal to do a table in Write
and then copy and paste it into Draw...
And then I
P. De Buck wrote:
Is there any other more active newsgroup for these kind of 'How to'
questions?
P. De Buck wrote the following on 18/06/2008 13:17:
Hi,
I'm rather new to openoffice which I'm using more and more instead of
MSOffice. I really like the direct and easy possibility to create
Andre Schnabel wrote:
Hi Michael,
Original-Nachricht
Von: Michael Meeks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://council.openoffice.org/CouncilProposal.html
Reading that, I guess there is a resignation option if you have a
deputy - and presumably can be done quietly
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2008/4/4, Daniel Kasak [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, 2008-04-04 at 05:50 +0200, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
He he he... I like you, I really do, I feel exactly the same in most
cases,
like why integrating an email/calendar application when there are
Robin Laing wrote:
Michele Anselmini wrote:
Hi, I'm MIKE.
do you think you will add an architectural CAD in Ooo? (2D or better
3D).
Thanks
miguelon
Is there cad in Office from MS?
There are many opensource cad projects out there. I use QCad myself.
Looking at some 3D cad programs but
John Boyle wrote:
To Robin Laing: Because the initial information states the New Lgpl 3
code will be incompatible with the older LGPL, thereby rendering all
older versions obsolete! That is what was stated and unless someone
cannot understand English they should clarify that quickly! :-(
Anton Erasmus wrote:
snip
Sometimes it is good if programs such as OpenOffice is available at a
fairly substantial price. Many finacially orientated people directly
couple a products value to it's price. If you give them OpenOffice,
they think it is valueless. If they have to pay for it, then it
Joe Smith wrote:
Uwe Fischer wrote:
...
Currently, you can press F1 to open the Help Viewer, then enter
something like Microsoft on the Index tab page, and you find a lot
of help pages. Is this sufficient? Should we use another
presentation, as WordPerfect did it with that special command in
Michael Adams wrote:
On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 10:28:42 +
mike scott wrote:
On 11 Dec 2007 at 8:51, Mathias Bauer wrote:
...
That would look different if we stepped back to less frequent
feature releases so that bugfix releases happened much more often.
But I don't see that at the
Joseph Hurd wrote:
You may want to put a statement somewhere that Open Office can be installed
with MS Word on the same computer at the same time.
Joseph Hurd
The only thing that limits being able to put ANY two software packages
on any one computer is hard drive space. This fact is so
Peter Hillier-Brook wrote:
Dmitry Feofanov wrote:
Folks, I understand you are working on 2.4. Great program, with one
glaring
flaw, IMHO: envelope printing feature. Several of my friends (myself
including) were unable to get the envelope printing to
work--consequently, we
went back to
NoOp wrote:
On 11/16/2007 12:09 AM, Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi Dmitry,
Dmitry Feofanov wrote (14-11-2007 5:55)
Folks, I understand you are working on 2.4. Great program, with one
glaring flaw, IMHO: envelope printing feature. [...]
Never had any problem with envelop printing.
Klaas Visser wrote:
*Robert Derman* typed up the following on 17-Nov-07 07:51 (GMT +11):
Peter Hillier-Brook wrote:
Dmitry Feofanov wrote:
Folks, I understand you are working on 2.4. Great program, with
one glaring
flaw, IMHO: envelope printing feature. Several of my friends (myself
Info at COPS wrote:
I have used a DOS DBF program (in dbf 3 format) for years. It works great so
why fix what is not broken? I read that your open office reads dbf formats.
Would it read dos from a company called Alpha software (known as A4)?
Thanks for your time.
Rick Sloan
I used to use
Nick Skoblenick wrote:
i have never heard of you till last week, i only use MsExcel and MsWord , its
all i know but In my kind of work, inventory control, working with numbers on
HUGE spread sheets and TRYING to keep it simple I've realized a feature that
NO-ONE does ... now maybe you can be
Florian Effenberger wrote:
Hello there,
thank you very much for your hint. I will have a look at this site and
check if it violates our trademarks.
In general, people are free to sell OpenOffice.org, our license permits
that.
Yours truly
Florian
I don't know if you guys are selling your
Wally Schoon wrote:
First of all thanks much for the outstanding work you are doing with
Open Office. Mucho appreciated.
Suggestion which you no doubt have heard before -- at least I hope you
have!
I wish OO would develop the perk of automatically capitalizing the
first word of a new
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
I respect bruce's editorial concept however I think the writting is a
bit biass toward word. One of the things is that the description of
the problems weren't that indepth as in why it fails.
No, I think he is quite fair though I would
Michael Miesner wrote:
Hi-
I love using open office and use it on both Linux and my Microsoft box, but
would really appreciate it if in an upcoming version, the issue of comment
compatibility is addressed. The only feature that Word has over Writer is
that I can can collaborate seamlessly on
Robin Laing wrote:
M. Maas wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am not certain as to whether or not this idea has been uttered, or if
something like this actually exists in your software already. I have,
however, never been able to find anything likei t in OpenOffice or
indpendant email clients, so I
M. Maas wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am not certain as to whether or not this idea has been uttered, or if
something like this actually exists in your software already. I have,
however, never been able to find anything likei t in OpenOffice or
indpendant email clients, so I thought I’d give
Daniel Kasak wrote:
On Tue, 2007-06-19 at 00:17 -0500, Robert Derman wrote:
The simple fact that this question is asked almost daily, proves that
all those that hold that opinion are almost certainly wrong!
Hardly.
What most of those people are asking for is not just an email
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
What do you mean 'fully integrated'? All of my applications on my
computer are fully integrated.
Fully integrated means that there is an icon in the toolbar of Writer
that opens a set of email functions, a contact list, a
calandar/appointment book, etc. You write
Paul wrote:
I appreciate the idea and functionality of OpneOffice.org very much.
However to replace a most dominant office suite provider, i have no
alternative for its outlook mail. Moreover, i loose my mail
archive/boxes
and address book.
Is here something for OOo to entertain?
Friedrich Strohmaier wrote:
Hi Harold, *,
Harold Fuchs schrieb:
[.. differences US = UK english ..]
Oh, as far as I see, US grammar has adopted a wide range of portions
of german grammar thinking - interesting!
That wouldn't be too surprising, considering that Germans were the
largest
Rod Engelsman wrote:
jonathon wrote:
drow wrote:
I propose a joint development with abisource to create a standard
Grammar Checker for the open source community.
a) A grammar checking API within OOo is being developed.
b) Roughly half a dozen grammar checkers for OOo are being
Pierre wrote:
Daniel Kasak wrote:
OK. Take your bat and ball and go home. I won't loose any sleep over it.
Daniel, you disappoint me ;-) The original poster does a dummy spit
and you follow with another.
I think those of us who are positive about OpenSource efforts (I trust
that
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Hi Doug,
Doug Koup wrote:
When they went to save for the first time, they informed Open
Office they wanted to use the .doc format, because it was the only one they
recognized. What scared them into switching was the very large, very
confusing message telling them
Tinel Drugan wrote:
Hello,
Frist of all I would like to congratulate you for your great work and the
good things you are doing. I am using openoffice at home and I am very
satisfied whit it.
I'm a system administrator to a company and we are intrested in
installing
and using your office
André Wyrwa wrote:
Hei Lars,
thanks for your detailed reply. I think we agree on most stuff, and i'm
short on time right now, so i'll just give you the pointers to the
software i know of:
b) There are already OpenSouce solutions that can do quite a bit of PDF
editing.
Can you point
William W. Austin wrote:
On 2007-04-25 12:47:46, J. David Boyd wrote:
Since Sun is currently selling StarOffice 8.0 for 50% off until May 7,
I'm tempted to buy a copy.
I've scanned their web site, and searched Google, but I can't get a
definitive list of the differences between StarOffice
Ian Rossman wrote:
To whom it may concern:
I have some old Microsoft works files I want to take off of my backup CD, about 2 or 3 years old now. The only problem is, I think Works may be the only word processor that I can't access the files to in Open Office. I'm not shitty, just kinda
André Wyrwa wrote:
Hi,
I would like to see OOo writer have the option of turning styles off
completely at times and having totally manual formatting.
what for?
I would suggest quite the opposite...
Remove all manual formatting and instead provide some kind of formatting
palette
André Wyrwa wrote:
On Wed, 2007-04-18 at 02:11 -0500, Robert Derman wrote:
André Wyrwa wrote:
Hi,
I would like to see OOo writer have the option of turning styles off
completely at times and having totally manual formatting.
what for?
I would suggest quite
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Chris Monahan wrote:
In the case of integrating a Mozilla and an OpenOffice application
what would that mean for the respective underlying frameworks (NSPR
and UNO)
That depends on the depth of integration. IMHO we should start with
integrating TB functions into
Cor Nouws wrote:
Robert Derman wrote:
I would vote for having Thunderbird go to Writer whenever you hit the
reply button so that you would have all the features and power of
Writer available. A send button would be in the Writer toolbar
durring this function, and anything that couldn't
Chris Monahan wrote:
Styles do lead something to be desired in OO...
Not the technical or the logical aspect of it, just the interface is
slightly broken
The way I see it OO uses styles a LOT more than MSO and unlike MSO
actually encourages you to use them, however MSO enables styles to be
Michael Adams wrote:
On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 11:22:18 -0500
Robert Derman wrote:
Alvin Lim Liangce wrote:
If you just need a good HTML or PHP editor, Notepad++ (and an FTP
client) is good enough.
Cheers,
Alvin
IMHO HTML itself SUCKS big time! It is very limited and inflexible
Alvin Lim Liangce wrote:
If you just need a good HTML or PHP editor, Notepad++ (and an FTP
client) is good enough.
Cheers,
Alvin
IMHO HTML itself SUCKS big time! It is very limited and inflexible as
far as formatting is concerned. I believe that every serious writer
HATES HTML because
Vince Castanza wrote:
Like all software approaching perfection (such as OpenOffice), we are occasionally humbled by our less than perfect hardware.
Recently, I was reminded of this fact when my system went into an unrecoverable hibernate
on my laptop and my Openoffice writer document went
Alvin Lim Liangce wrote:
Besides, what did MS do as a corporation that is morally wrong?
I'm not saying this because I'm a Microsoft fan (gonna delete XP and
install Ubuntu once I'm done with school this year, woohoo!), but
'immoral' is not the right word to describe Microsoft. Monopolistic
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Chad Smith wrote:
Why can 2 guys in their spare time do 4 years ago what
the entire of OpenOffice.org and Sun Microsystems hasn't been able to do in
as many years with full time employees?
First: I totally agree with you in this point: if you want to have an
OOo
Phillip Ellery wrote:
Giday Just did your survey on migration fm OO1.* to 2.1
forgot a feature on the wish list.
MS Word has an add on, a PDF converter - this is very handy - do you
have a similar ?
Regards
frPhil
Psm 2
OZ Tue 27 1310 I Feb 07
Yes, OOo does, only it isn't an add on,
Chris Monahan wrote:
I think there's a OO component that was supposed to be like Outlook,
don't know if it got anywhere, can't quite remember what it's called,
don't know if that's could have any connection to a 'project
management tool' :| ... probably not, heh
As of this time, OOo does not
Chris Monahan wrote:
Interesting idea
What you seem to be describing is a way of having spreadsheet data,
sort of auto filed into a report of a kind. So that a person can
insert values of the spreadsheet into the document as they would
insert fields such as page number, or author.
In this
Shane wrote:
I use the OO Draw program in total and utter preference to all the
CAD (computer Aided Drafting) programs for lots of one off 2D
drawings of circuit boards, parts schematics, buildings, construction
drawings etc.. etc
I think it's brilliant - because it's more or less a no
Josh Ernzen wrote:
http://www-openoffice.com/index.php
Is this pretty much the same as OpenOffice?
This is the most blatant example of outright fraud in selling
OpenOffice.org that I have seen yet! Notice that the website is named
openoffice.com rather than openoffice.org. that little
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Chad,
I am sure that we could find some hosting for it. I mean, it's not like we
are talking about a ton of traffic here. There wouldn't need to be many
images - if any at all - and they could still be hosted on the Collabnet
servers.
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