In Word 2000 if I navigate thusly:
Edit - Toolbars - Reviewing
I get a toolbar that allows me to see a reviewer's
comments on a document.
FWIW, when I crank up OpenOffice1.1 on my Debian box
and open the Help window and begin to type the word
review into the search tool I get as far as the
Ah. If you announce that you're Recording changes you're then
able to enter Review comentary in a little dialog box. Clunky.
That commentary is viewable later in the same clunky dialog...
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On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 08:07, Michael ODonnell wrote:
Ah. If you announce that you're Recording changes you're then
able to enter Review comentary in a little dialog box. Clunky.
That commentary is viewable later in the same clunky dialog...
Clunky or a feature, I guess its how you look at
In case people missed this, the FreeS/WAN project has decided to end
development. They have posted a letter stating their reasons here
http://www.freeswan.org/ending_letter.html . I, for one, am very sad to
see the project end, as it is one of the best IPSec implementations, and
they were quite
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
In case people missed this, the FreeS/WAN project has decided to end
development. They have posted a letter stating their reasons here
http://www.freeswan.org/ending_letter.html . I, for one, am very sad to
see the project end, as it is one of the best IPSec
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 08:43, Dan Jenkins wrote:
It's already been picked up and the project is now named OpenSWAN with
code available here:
http://www.openswan.org/
Apparently it had already forked.
FreeS/WAN has been forked many times over the past five years. Usually
it is because of
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 08:07, Michael ODonnell wrote:
Ah. If you announce that you're Recording changes you're then
able to enter Review comentary in a little dialog box. Clunky.
That commentary is viewable later in the same clunky dialog...
Clunky or a feature, I guess its how you look at
Bruce McCulley wrote:
Can't help with OO but from my experience with Word,
comments !== changes. This may affect some of the suggested
work-arounds.
Thanks to everybody for their comments. I think that Bruce's comment
pretty much sum things up though.
In my case, a co-worker composed a
The Reviewing toolbar, on the View menu and not the edit menu in my copy of
Word (2002), combines the reviewing functions of the Track Changes menu
(replacing a modal operation with a non-modal one) and the separate
commenting facility that lets you stick little yellow sticky notes (aren't
they
Hi to all,
I hope this has not been a recently discussed issue
I am running RH6.2 with Postfix, Apache and Mailman. I currently have over
500 email accounts. I have built up new box (more horsepower, ram, drive
space, etc) and do not wish to enter these users manually. Please point me
Ken wrote:
Hi to all,
I hope this has not been a recently discussed issue
I am running RH6.2 with Postfix, Apache and Mailman. I currently have over
500 email accounts. I have built up new box (more horsepower, ram, drive
space, etc) and do not wish to enter these users manually. Please
Dan Coutu wrote:
Ken wrote:
I hope this has not been a recently discussed issue
I am running RH6.2 with Postfix, Apache and Mailman. I currently have
over
500 email accounts. I have built up new box (more horsepower, ram, drive
space, etc) and do not wish to enter these users manually.
There is no mod_bandwith or mod_throttle for Apache2. I read on one
forum online about somebody using mod_bandwith on their Apache2 server.
My question is, has anybody else tried this and have it work, or, is
there any other options for somebody running Apache2?
-Travis
I'm sure this has been asked before but, what is
(are) the best ISP in north country?
thanks
Jonathan
Good news: Fantastic meeting scheduled for next monday - Gaim,
Firebird, TWiki, and the Centralug portal. Look out for a record.
I'm not a fan of TWiki myself:
* it lacks the wiki simplicity: the extra complication is
mostly not worth it (adding meta-fields is certainly
nice, but see
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