Is the assumption about the Getting Started guide that these are
people new to LibreOffice? I ask because I see some menu options that
a new person would not see, and which the documentation does not
mention (e.g. My Templates).
Thanks,
--
Kevin B. O'Brien
zwiln...@gmail.com
In reviewing the chapter on Impress in the Getting Started, I ran
across something that looks different from earlier versions. It has to
do with the Layout properties for Handouts. If you open a presentation
in normal view, then go to the Handout tab, the Layout works as
expected. If you then go
LO is definitely available on the Mac App store. Whether, or when,
version *5.0* of LO will appear there is the question. I have not yet
attempted to find out; it's provided by Collabora, not directly by
TDF, btw.
--Jean
On Sat, Jul 4, 2015 at 7:41 AM, Dave Barton d...@tasit.net wrote:
Ping
Most likely problem is incorrect anchoring, either type or placement
of the anchors. I'm not sure when or if I'll have a chance to look at
the chapter, but perhaps someone else will have time soon.
--Jean
On Sat, Jul 4, 2015 at 9:10 AM, Kevin O'Brien zwiln...@gmail.com wrote:
I uploaded my
I uploaded my first draft of Chapter 6, Impress. The page layout
defeated me on Pages 11-12 when I inserted new screen shots, and I am
hoping someone can see where my problem is. There are a couple of
questions outstanding still, but I inserted comments where necessary.
Regards,
--
Kevin B.
Ping Jean!
In your review of chapter 1 of the GS guide you added a comment: Verify
later: LO 5.0 may be on MacApp store. I am not a Mac user, but there
was a post today on the User list from someone claiming that I
downloaded the US version easily from the Mac App store. Can you, or
another Mac
Many of the toolbars that are referenced in the text are docked at the
end of the Standard toolbar and not floating on my 5.0 in Windows
installation. If that was a a setting I made, I have forgotten about
it. If not, it is a change in behavior that should probably be
reflected in the Getting
