m a database into a
spreadsheet. I can only install LibO 3.4 on new machines because I was
smart enough to save my downloads when LibO 3.4 was the "new" version.
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On 8/14/2012 11:51 AM, Pedro wrote:
> Steven Shelton wrote
>> We still run LibO 3.4 at my office because of a serious bug in the way
>> Calc handles data filtering (see Bug 46480). Both LibO 3.5 and LibO 3.6
>> are useless
sions and
understand how to install and use the software. If the idea is to make
open source software more prominent, there has to be a better effort
on the part of the open source community--for all projects--to be less
"developer" oriented and to be more "consumer" oriented
sions and
understand how to install and use the software. If the idea is to make
open source software more prominent, there has to be a better effort
on the part of the open source community--for all projects--to be less
"developer" oriented and to be more "consumer" oriented
s
"developer" oriented and to be more "consumer" oriented in
documentation and promotion.)
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On 10/5/2010 10:16 AM, Drew Jensen wrote:
> Oh Dude - you so funny...
I don't understand what that means.
*ducks*
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+1
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ving a download and update site, as well as a Unix|Linux package
> repository site, be of value to you?
Yes.
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install" is not the best solution, maybe a simple dialog box at
the beginning: "Select which extensions to install:" with a "SELECT ALL"
and "SELECT NONE" option available.
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users. And it's not very pretty. The latter I don't care
about terribly much in my daily use, but I think that if you want the
application to be seen as a professional level app, "pretty" is an
important part of that.
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rashes were so frequent it was
entirely unusable.
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n. "Pretty" certainly
> is an important aspect that's lacking in it right now.
No argument from me on either point!
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in, a language that few
> of them will understand, they will ignore it.
And by publishers and designers, who want to see how a page will look
before they have the copy to insert into it. It's actually a
tremendously valuable tool that I use very, very frequently.
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On 11/4/2010 3:31 PM, e-letter wrote:
> In terms of priorities, making LO the default for mobile (e.g.
> android) is more important than windoze.
Really? Because I can't recall the last time I drafted a legal brief on
my cell phone.
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On 11/4/2010 6:32 PM, Ian wrote:
> The legal profession is hardly a good precedent for technology
> innovation :-)
Touché!
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> I like the names of the applications.
I do, too, and I think they are consistent, descriptive (what the heck
does "stages" mean?), and well-known throughout the community of
users. I don't see a need to change simply for the sake of change.
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OOo. (I've tested using OOo 3.1, 3.2, and the latest 3.3 RCs.)
Anyone else observed this, or able to explain why?
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y I use it. Regardless of what LibO does, MS is going to continue to
use OOXML, and if the open source suites don't support it, then they
are shooting themselves in the foot and essentially doing MS's bidding
by ensuring that people who want to exchange files in that format have
to buy
better idea. However, I should note that even ODF
files--despite the hype--are not 100% on preserving formatting when
moved from one application to another. I have my letterhead saved as
ODF done in OOo, but when I open it in AbiWord the formatting is all
over the place.
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ducing your
own market share. In other words: if you want to "stick it to
Microsoft", this is not the way to do it. All you are doing is making
their office suite more attractive than ours.
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facturers of Product X have to pay a tax
that foreign manufacturers don't, so a tax is created on Product X
that specifically exempts the domestic manufacturers).
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uld find that looked even remotely suspicious was this message,
which shows up three or four times in the log:
"The file C:\Program Files\LibreOffice
3\Basis\program\shlxthdl\shlxthdl.dll is being held in use . Close
that application and retry."
Note that ALL of the Libo-related (and OOo-
hem that OOo would NOT
read their document archives that they spent years creating.
As an aside, since when does OOo not open WordPerfect files? I used it
to open one just this morning.
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