Re: [PLUG] LibreOffice: delete character at cursor

On Sat, 24 Feb 2018, Richard England wrote: Hmm. Not certain why the crash occurred. It's worked at least three times for me on this version Richard, It's moot. I just removed LO and will use Abiword and Gnumeric instead. Thanks, Rich ___ PLUG

Re: [PLUG] Gaming graphics cards?

Thanks Bill On Feb 24, 2018 1:24 PM, "Bill Weiss" wrote: > First of all, in pedant mode, that's not open source :) It's free though. > > You could look into a Steam Link, which is a set-top box that acts as a > remote console for a powerful machine running the Steam

Re: [PLUG] LibreOffice: delete character at cursor

On 02/24/2018 09:14 AM, Rich Shepard wrote: On Fri, 23 Feb 2018, Richard England wrote: Select Keyboard, then Ctrl+D, then "Modify". Richard,   I selected 'Delete' rather than 'Modify' because the latter replaced the action with '100%'. But, In the functions section find "LibreOffice

Re: [PLUG] LibreOffice: delete character at cursor

On Sat, 24 Feb 2018, King Beowulf wrote: You don't need a macro to do this (Sorry, Richard E.). In writer, go to Tools -> Customize, Keyboard tab. In the Window that pops up, select "Edit" in the Category list and "Backspace" in the Function list. The Keys list will now show the key currently

Re: [PLUG] LibreOffice: delete character at cursor

On 02/23/2018 10:16 AM, Rich Shepard wrote: >   Hey, LibreOffice users, here's a question for which I've yet to find the > answer: How do I set Ctrl-d to delete the character immediately to the > right > of the cursor (the point in emacs speak)? > >   I find nothing appropriate in Customize ->

Re: [PLUG] Gaming graphics cards?

First of all, in pedant mode, that's not open source :) It's free though. You could look into a Steam Link, which is a set-top box that acts as a remote console for a powerful machine running the Steam client and games that sit under it. If the games you care about run in Steam, it's a good way

Re: [PLUG] LibreOffice: delete character at cursor

On Fri, 23 Feb 2018, Richard England wrote: Select Keyboard, then Ctrl+D, then "Modify". Richard, I selected 'Delete' rather than 'Modify' because the latter replaced the action with '100%'. But, In the functions section find "LibreOffice Macros>My Macros > Standard > Module1" and select