I want to shift to a newly loaded Ubuntu/LO machine and I want to transfer
the autocorrect replacement table to the new machine's LO.
How can I copy this table and transfer it to the appropriate place in the
new machine so it can be accessed by the new LO please?
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Hi :)
I think it is widely agreed, by website designers, as being good practice to
use percentages or proportional sizes rather than fixed sizes. Sadly they/we
still often use fixed sizes because it's easier for them/us to understand.
It's not just about font-height (although that is one
Regarding iframes: we don't use them, don't need them, and won't use them
because transclusion will do the job if we want to go that way.
--Jean
On 4 Oct 2013, at 20:03, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi :)
I think it is widely agreed, by website designers, as being good
Look in Tools Options Paths for the location of the AutoCorrect
file, then copy the file to the equivalent location on the new
machine.
--Jean
On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 5:26 PM, glennste gl...@genealogy-index.co.nz wrote:
I want to shift to a newly loaded Ubuntu/LO machine and I want to transfer
Hi,
Do you know any good reference pages or blogs etc. about working with
important/sensitive documents with LibreOffice/OOo and giving tips for how
to avoid document/data/content loss by using methods loss like:
- Frequent autosaves
- Always create backups
- Using a cloud directory for saving
I have now completed this section. Items 015 and 156 will need fresh
illustrations.
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H Russman
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On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 12:34 AM, Jean Weber [via Document Foundation Mail
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Look in Tools Options Paths for the location of the AutoCorrect
file, then copy the file to the equivalent location on the new
Hi :)
That is good new! :) I'm still not entirely conversant with good
implementations of transclusion but it sounds good! :)
Regards from
Tom :)
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From: Jean Weber jeanwe...@gmail.com
To: Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk
Cc:
Hi,
As I have already written here, we would like to translate the LO
Getting Started guide. We want to use for that OmegaT.
In fact, we have already translated about a half of the 3.5 version.
Since 4.0 is out now, we started to think how to use the 3.5 translation
for 4.0. Perhaps it can
Hi :)
You might find it best to copy the entire User Profile onto your newly
loaded/installed Ubuntu.
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile
That contains all your galleries, templates, settings and configs and all sorts
of stuff that you might not be aware of. You might still have
I've uploaded updates for all three of my how-tos based on your edits to
Posters.
I get the point of your comment:
Some colloquialisms are IMO a bit too colloquial.
But it did remind me of my wife's complaints that she doesn't like fish
when it tastes too fishy. :)
Regards,
David
On
If there is not already an item in the FAQ about this, IMO someone should
create one. I have not had time to check.
Also, this is a perfect topic for a short blog post on the Libodocs blog.
--Jean
On 6 Oct 2013, at 22:39, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi :)
You might find it
A suggestion for people editing (or just browsing through) the FAQs: some
(perhaps many) might be good to reuse as posts on the Libodocs blog, either in
full or as a summary paragraph with a pointer to the FAQ entry.
You don't have to do a blog post yourself (though you are very welcome and
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