the Accounting feature in your
next release of OO.
I have also just upgraded to OO 3.2.1, which doesn't have this feature either.
Thank you for your time,
Mark Hall
talking about.
If I can get specific information, it might help me convince my employer
to look at OOo.
tnx
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On Sat, 29 May 2010 21:39:08 -0700, Frank Castillo wrote:
Just wondering if you also haev a product similar to Microsoft Outlook?
What OS are you using? There are different options; for example, if you
use Ubuntu, the program Evolution comes with OS. There are others as
well.
mcm
Microsoft is getting its hooks into the EU with an effort to get rid of
open source standards. See the article
http://www.computerworlduk.com/community/blogs/index.cfm?
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bill austin wrote:
Aplologies to all.
For the 2nd time in recent weeks, we have the same houseguests. Their
almost 9-year-old is (unfortunately for me) an actual genius (who
graduated from high school last summer and is having to wait to
On Mon, 08 Feb 2010 17:02:04 -0800, NoOp wrote:
On 02/08/2010 04:09 PM, Drew Jensen wrote:
just passing this along - I'd say from everything I'm reading that this
is all still way high up in the air...but here is the scuttle-but of
the day
I was shocked, shocked I tell you, to learn that Ubuntu Lucid (10.04)
will drop OOp from the UNR version of the OS. Here are the details:
http://digitizor.com/2010/02/05/openoffice-dropped-from-ubuntu-netbook-
edition-10-04/. I use the crap out of OOo on my System76 Starling
netbook. One can
On Wed, 03 Feb 2010 11:08:31 -0500, Paula Cline wrote:
Dear OpenOffice,
This question is in regards to text boxes in OpenOffice Writer. I was
looking for a way to insert a text box, without going to the Drawing
toolbar. The drawing toolbar is not visible on our student's computer in
the
On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:39:05 -0800, Erich Careon wrote:
I am new to all of this, and have looked through your maze of so called
help to my problem, and have not had any luck. Here is the problem. I
have downloaded the software, to be told when trying to pull up the
program to use, that the
. Installing the most recent version
may give you success that you've not been able to achieve so far.
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hijacked? All I get is a list of sites powered by GoDaddy, some of which
have to do with OOo?
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approach the need
to do some stats work with much trepidation.
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to research the question of any known problems with OOo on Mac computers
(Intel chiped) and PCs (most P4s; running XP) and Mac networks. I'm not
being asked to offer solutions.
If anyone can speak to known issues, I would appreciate it.
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open in as many programs as needed and only
the ones related to that project are on the particular desktop.
YMMV
/Lars
not to be smarmy, but you could get exactly what you want by moving to
unbuntu
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as linux is!
thanks for the site, I'll have a look around.
yours
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Came this utterance fomulated by Mark Potter
is it possible to develop a good CV wizards for linux users as it is poor at
the moment? MS Word is a better application for this purpose
thanks
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? Can you give me an idea on the
likelihood of them being implemented?
Thanks,
Mark
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Is there, or will there be, something comparable with publisher?
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at Entire Page setting. Simply zooming in centres the page,
but it then I'm looking at monster size writing. Could you get the page
to sit in the centre of the screen by default?
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If you attempt to find two blank spaces and replace them with one blank space,
the program fails to replace anything. For instance, if you have two spaces
between some of the words in your document (maybe you have a sticky spacebar or
something), you might want to change them all to single
,
from LaTeX. Many journals prefer figures that allow
font substitution.
I found an article that explained how to fix my
problem on a Microsoft Windows machine (shudder) but I
am working in a Linux environment.
Sincerely,
[:-)] Mark
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Thanks for the great product!!!
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I've been using an open source information manager application for
quite a while now, but I've been having difficulty getting it to work
in Linux/wine. The program, keynote, saves a collection of rtf files
as a single file, something like a master document in openoffice.
I was wondering if a
. Is there a place for someone like me who
would just like to help out?
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. None the less a temporary solution.
So thanks.
MarkeyC
Incase you haven't seen the rest of this dicussion;
Mark Cunningham wrote:
[...]
I need a place just to dump ideas while I'm working, where I won't
forget about them. I've tried putting them in a second document, but
that means they're
for the
interface?
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On Mon, 2005-12-05 at 00:04 -0500, mark wrote:
John W. Kennedy wrote:
Windows' easy-to-use interface,
A second-generation copy.
Office's powerful business apps,
Fundamentally designed in the 80's. Word for DOS and Multiplan were
genuinely innovative (though, as I
snip
mark you think I'm kidding
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said before, once WordPerfect hit 5.0, and became
truly *usable*, it was (and is, IMO) far superior to Word, if for *no*
other reason than F3 (reveal *ALL* codes, not just what Word feels like
revealing), so you can *always* beat it into submission.
snmip
mark
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There appears to be a font problem with v2.0 compared to v1.1. When using
special characters for the Spanish language v2.0 corrupts the text.
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Wesley Parish wrote:
I suspect Microsoft dragged over some of their programming gurus from
arcane C/C++-using projects to draft this standard, because it's got
snip
Arcane? Uh, you mean like OpenOffice.org's codebase? Or all of Linux?
Or Firefox?
mark yes, I
*either* Linux or Windows.
Then, too, there's wine to run at least some Windows software, and you
can read from Windows partitions.
mark
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On Sat November 19 2005 03:17, mark wrote:
Unless you *really* want 1,753 return receipts clogging your inbox. It's
rude and inconsiderate - and downright dumb - to have your email
requesting a return receipt for every email you send out, and doubly so
for a mailing list.
I
Steve Kopischke wrote:
on 11/20/05 12:56 'mark' wrote:
snip
But no, there's only two or three folks whose email wants the
receipts, and I'm assuming that thay just don't understand what's
happening, and I was just trying to make them aware of it.
snip
As for the return receipts, I believe
to take *off* charges for
spam. Now, given my, um, 75? 150? spams/day, I'd be sending them the
spams to prove that they were spam, and unsolicited nor wanted I
can*not* see them dealing with that. g
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claimed 1991 or so days g
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Beverley Reynolds wrote:
From: mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 2005/11/18 Fri PM 09:17:32
CST To: discuss@openoffice.org Subject: [discuss] To all - PLEASE
TURN OFF YOUR RETURN RECEIPT REQUSTED!!!
Unless you *really* want 1,753 return receipts clogging your inbox.
It's rude and inconsiderate
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 20:15:39 -, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian Lynch wrote:
On Sat, 2005-11-19 at 18:32 +, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
MS is the only OS that have virus. think about it? Not even your
cellphone running Symbian OS has vriuses.
Windows 95
Randomthots wrote:
mark wrote:
Heh. The daughter of a friend of mine, when she was, mmm, 15 or so,
would be surfing, and I'd see her reboot her '98 box two, three, four
times a night.
I had the same thing happen to me. It was a bad memory chip. '95 was
No, this wasn't memory. She kept
Unless you *really* want 1,753 return receipts clogging your inbox. It's
rude and inconsiderate - and downright dumb - to have your email
requesting a return receipt for every email you send out, and doubly so
for a mailing list.
mark
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Robin Laing wrote:
Shawn K. Quinn wrote:
On Thu, 2005-11-10 at 22:31 -0500, mark wrote:
Then, of course, there's the LARGE number of us who DESPISE HTML mail
(aka virus-spreader email), and who REALLY DO NOT WANT to HAVE to open
a goddamned dog-slow word processor to read our email. (We won't
remember my Vic 20 with 8K of ram with a home made expansion pack.
*hmph*
*I* picked up a CoCo w/ 16k, and for my next b'day, a friend upgraded it
to 32K!!! g
mark still miss the text adventure game I had on that
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What would be more reasonable would be a plug-in interface to a CM tool,
such as CVS, or Subversion.
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that gets the others' attention. File under negative attention is
better than no attention.
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Henrik Sundberg wrote:
2005/11/12, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
What would be more reasonable would be a plug-in interface to a CM tool,
such as CVS, or Subversion.
I agree. I don't want my documents to grow indefinitely, And I don't
want to export all versions of my documents.
But can
(!)
Anyone have a clue as to what they're using to parse the document?
mark
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per cent... The result is, even though there are as many jerks
Chad Smith wrote:
On 11/10/05, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I don't like suites, anyway. They tried to shove 'em down
our throats in the early nineties, and everyone said NO. Now M$ says
This Is The One And Only True Way. Bugfuck.
Hey, moron, this is a mailing list about
M. Fioretti wrote:
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 23:31:53 PM -0500, mark ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Chad Smith blathered about M$
snip
Except where M$ seems to have enforced it.
you are right, but please see my answer to Rod and here:
snip
Actually, let me go on with something more relevant: does
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Le vendredi 11 novembre 2005 à 01:19 -0600, Randomthots a écrit :
mark wrote:
Someone else wrote:
The most prevalent means of spreading viruses is through binary
attachments to plain-text e-mail messages. Precisely the manner of
transmitting complex documents most
: very cold-war-looking, of
caricature of a Soviet military officer standing behind a guy in a
t-shirt at a monitor, and reads When you program open source, you're
programming Communism, and, along the bottom, A reminder from your
friends at Microsoft
mark
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Nicu Buculei wrote:
mark wrote:
Nicu Buculei wrote:
But i thought the Free Software is made by and for atheistic hippie
commies...
Got a jpg off the Web a few years ago: very cold-war-looking, of
snip
I guess this is it: http://drmellow.livejournal.com/243986.html
Yup. Thanks - I'd
that were
saved as .doc.
mark
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they are all jerks with... generally good
Randomthots wrote:
mark wrote:
someone else wrote:
The most prevalent means of spreading viruses is through binary
attachments to plain-text e-mail messages. Precisely the manner of
transmitting complex documents most loudly advocated for by those
opposing html-mail.
This, in fact, ain't
* know what to do with the info... I was asking here, in case
someone had already done the work, and had a ready answer. Further, if I
have the problem, then so does everyone else running OpenOffice.org,
instead of M$ Office.
mark
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inside of OO.o.
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enforced it. I've tried at several sites
to upload a resume, and then there's the Copyright Office, and the
Katrina relief FEMA, and I forget which other gov't office, and even
though everyone *else* thinks it's a Word document, they claim it's not,
and WILL NOT accept it.
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... but there are
things we agree on, and TCTB is one.
Oh no, Andrew! You are in for it now! You might as well have called Tux the
devil!
*runs and hides before the Petition to Remove Andrew flames get started*
Oh, how *cute*. So, Chad, are you ever planning on growing out of 5th grade?
mark
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Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 13:48:05 -, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SNIP
Suggestions for writer?
How about NOT COPYING M$ WORD, and copy the GOOD BITS out of Word
Perfect... number one being alt-F3, reveal ALL CODES.
I spent half a bloody *hour* last night filling
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Mark recommended a very instructive debate FAQ, though set in the
context of theology it looks quite useful in dealing with some of the
chaff being thrown out by much of the media on behalf of MS:
Logic is logic. Doesn't matter if it's religion, M$, or politics, how
of
vapid and shallow.
snip
mark all* my email is ascii plaintext
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that are used at most companies, is, by definition, not entry level.
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Steve Kopischke wrote:
on 11/02/05 08:57 'mark' wrote:
Randomthots wrote:
snip
What *I* get annoyed at is the attitude that just because some people
in the world pay for Internet by the byte, that it's somehow wrong in
principle to *ever* use technology like html e-mail. What if I want
snip
Ian Lynch wrote:
On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 09:53 -0500, mark wrote:
Still, maybe by 5.0, OO.o will be good. Hell, I despised WordPerfect
before 5.0 or 5.1
I used WP 5.1 on DOS and Novell. Then Impression Publisher came out with
infinitely scalable outline fonts, true WYSIWYG, colour separations
SNIP
Robert Derman replies: Unfortunately yes. I am a computer hardware
expert and I build, upgrade and repair computers. I would say that
Thanks for this response. It's nice to have my guesses confirmed.
Careful - I may quote you in the future in other venues.
mark
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at the True (and utterly
ignorant) Believers who'd jump in to threaten them to make them
believe (right).
mark
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while the damn
thing's coming up, because it's eating *everything*, and most of the
time, if I have streaming audio running, the music stops. It's *almost*
as bad closing it, too.
mark
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Batman
John Thompson wrote:
On 2005-11-01, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm running Linux, so I can't really compare, but... if, when I upgrade
my o/s, I can get Abiword running, I may skip OO.dog most of the time.
900MHz, 192M RAM, RH 9 (upgraded), and it takes around 30 sec. or more
*just
from Usenet: the killfile.
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released a patch recently that improves
speed very much. See here for details (url may wrap):
snip
Wish someone would release one for x86 (900MHz, 192M, 30 sec. from
click to oh, you want me to do something when you click on 'file'?)
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Underlining does not let me control the distance of the line from the text.
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On 10/22/05, CPHennessy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon October 17 2005 04:53, + Mark Baldridge wrote:
I have prodded
about 94% now, and dropping. On the other hand, M$ the US gov't
are engaged in restraint of trade - you #$%^*(#$%^* MUST use IE to do
copywrite, apply for Katrina aid, or apply for a job (say, to Fermilab).
mark needs a lawyer
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Chad Smith wrote:
On 10/21/05, Daniel Carrera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mark wrote:
I'm afraid 99% of the PC users just use Microsoft software, and don't
think about it.
It's about 94% now, and dropping.
It's down to at most 88%. OOo alone has a 12% market share.
Um, the OP said
Folks,
Dunno 'bout the rest of you, though I do know I saw someone
commenting about not getting anything since yesterday. At any rate, I
got a bunch, including stuff that claims it was emailed at 0-dark-thirty
Wednesday morning.
Anyone else seeing that?
mark
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.
Has anyone any suggestions, please? And not too expensive, if
Read up, online, about MySQL. If Base is an RDBMS, it should work *very*
similarly.
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. But for lesser headings, WordPro allows them to extend only as much
as the text of the title. I have not figured out how to do this in OOo, but
would like to do this.
Mark Baldridge
around 2000, and
then got yanked. It came up and ran a *lot* faster than OO.dog, and I'd
pay for that (900MHz, 192M RAM, 30 seconds before I can even get to the
file menu in OO 1.x).
mark
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Chad Smith wrote:
On 10/16/05, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chad Smith wrote:
On 10/15/05, Daniel Carrera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chad Smith wrote:
I've only heard of 2
office suites - OpenOffice/SO and KOffice. What others? For the record,
AbiWord is *NOT* a suite - just a word processor
?
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Johan Vromans wrote:
mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was finally getting back to thinking about trying to install 2.0,
RC2, and what someone here (thanks!) had mentioned about giving rpm a
relocation location... and realized the problem. It's *still* going to
run any final scripts, and it's
Michael A Chase wrote:
On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 10:08:41 -0400, mark wrote:
I was finally getting back to thinking about trying to install 2.0, RC2,
and what someone here (thanks!) had mentioned about giving rpm a
relocation location... and realized the problem. It's *still* going to
run any final
the Bushista send agents to look at your mail for evidence of
disloyalty to the Fuhrer, er, president, they're still there.
No, thanks.
mark
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for this administration that does not find anywhere from 60% to 90% of
folks in a single other country that do not hate and fear the US;
certainly, no one respects this country.
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Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 14:51:15 +0100, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nicu Buculei wrote:
Steve Kopischke wrote:
snip
Jonathon - your contentions would be easier to acknowledge if you
could provide more than veiled references to unnamed entities.
I suspect one
,
it won't be even slower than 1.x). yet once I've
detarred the install, it's all RPMs (I'm running Linux x86).
So: is there a real tarball of binaries, with an install and setup?
mark
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John Thompson wrote:
On 2005-10-08, mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I RTFM'd the directions for 2.0 RC2 (Linux, x86). It said that there
snip
You can use the --prefix or --relocate switches with rpm to direct the
snip
nor do I want to spend half an hour doing rpm after rpm.
No need
Morgan Olsson wrote:
No answer to your question, but...
Where did you find RC2? I thought RC1 or RC for short is the latest?
Are you sure it is not *Beta*2?
Um, download the release candidate? The date is 051005; the RC 1 wwas 09
2x somthing.
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Politics
, for binaries:
a) is there a tarball?
b) *is* there a setup?
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menu. In general the program is really
fantastic, but the help is a little light. Which I realize is a hard thing
to complain about when the software is so reasonably priced. :)
Keep up the good work!
Thanks,
mark
At 02:51 PM 7/7/2005 -0500, you wrote:
Mark the Milkman wrote:
As far as I can
How do I get off of this list. Please help.
Thanks,
Gregg Van De Mark
On Mar 25, 2005, at 4:56 PM, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Well, go for Chatzilla then.
Cheers,
Daniel.
On Fri, Mar 25, 2005 at 02:53:30PM -0800, Chris BONDE wrote:
98se not completely updated
Chris
What operating system do you have
I have a Mac PowerBook using OSX 10.3.8 with a G4 1.33 GHz and 1.5 GB
of RAM.
Thanks,
Gregg Van De Mark
On Mar 26, 2005, at 12:09 PM, Gregg Van De Mark wrote:
How do I get off of this list. Please help.
Thanks,
Gregg Van De Mark
On Mar 25, 2005, at 4:56 PM, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Well, go
very much.
Yours
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