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But the
Le 28/05/11 10:20, Heinrich Stoellinger a écrit :
Hi Heinrich,
I just installed 3.4rc2 and also deleted the cache subdirectory before
installation.
Same result...
Try completely removing or, if you don't want to lose all your settings,
renaming, your user libreoffice directory. You may
2011/5/29 Roland Hughes rol...@logikalsolutions.com:
The only 4 people in the world that like Compiz are the people who wrote
Compiz. It serves absolutely NO useful purpose, yet continually trashes
both systems and screens.
I actually find it very useful and I don't have any problems of that
Le 28/05/11 01:53, Roland Hughes a écrit :
Hi Roland,
This plugin was one of the few reasons I bothered with OpenOffice.
Being able to write blog entries off-line using fonts and specific
layouts was awesome. It appears absolutely nothing has been done on
this since 2009. Is anybody going
Hi,
Am 28.05.2011 23:18, schrieb lenphil...@suddenlink.net:
... the email
method is NOT working for me? When I send unsub messages to the
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either bounce outright, state that I'm not subscribed or say that
I've been unsubscribed.
Excellent post, Alexander.
I agree that it is essential to have written rules of what to expect and
what not to expect from a project.
I totally disagree with LO's philosophy of Even if we broke something we
might not fix it but it is better to know that than for users to complain
and demand
Hi :)
Hopefully some of those issues will be discussed and agreed, perhaps even voted
on as the official membership grows. Hopefully issues will be up for further
discussions again when the membership is much larger again.
Support Contracts need to be available for very much less and
Hi Alex,
Re: Trivia
Much appreciate your open and transparent view. I like down to earth
discussion. My (sad)
conclusion is that I have to back off LibO Impress and cannot seriously
consider changing
from the shackles of MS. I also think maybe us Impress guinea-pig users are in
the minority
Hi :)
I looked there but couldn't find it in English (GB) help files yet. Could you
copypaste the clear and concise explanation you found? Pointing at
documentation is great if you can summarise it well. Certainly better than
blind guesses or an Rtfm answer ;)
Regards from
Tom :)
Hi
I think sticking with PowerPoint 2003 is smart. Hopefully Impress will catch
up
and be able to do the things it claims to be able to do. Sadly and annoyingly
it's going to be a long while before that happens.
Regards from
Tom :)
From: t...@iafrica.com
I wonder if there is any way to rearrange the colours in the palette
(Tools Options Colours), and likewise in the array that is presented
under Background Colour and Font Colour.
I’m prepared to bet it’s in an XML file hidden away somewhere. But
where?
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Séamas Ó Brógáin schrieb:
I wonder if there is any way to rearrange the colours in the palette
(Tools Options Colours), and likewise in the array that is presented
under Background Colour and Font Colour.
I’m prepared to bet it’s in an XML file hidden away somewhere. But
where?
Regina:
Found it. Danke schön!
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t...@iafrica.com t...@iafrica.com typed:
Hi Alex,
I was just reflecting on the concept of having to pay for
support to resolve my Impress problem Such a venture
could cost major bucks if it is a serious code issue
indeed it might not
There is not a single ^TY)*()(*)(ing link on the LibreOffice site to
file a bug report!!1
On Sun, 2011-05-29 at 10:02 +0200, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Le 28/05/11 01:53, Roland Hughes a écrit :
Hi Roland,
This plugin was one of the few reasons I bothered with OpenOffice.
Word Perfect solved this problem decades ago. WPD format allowed for
the complete embedding of fonts within the document. Word Perfect used
its own font rendering engine so as long as it had the complete font
embedded in the document life was good, be it on Windows or OS/2 or
OpenVMS. Yes,
Hi,
On Sun, 29 May 2011 08:28:04 -0500
Roland Hughes rol...@logikalsolutions.com wrote:
There is not a single ^TY)*()(*)(ing link on the LibreOffice site to
file a bug report!!1
sorry, but you are wrong!
There is.
If you don't believe me, see for yourself:
Go to
And just how many users are going to dig that deep to find out how to
file a bug report?
___Most___ sites, including the original OpenOffice site, put file bug
report links either on the first page OR under the Support heading.
You didn't even have the decency to put it under Get Help. As a
Hi :)
Things are not perfect yet. We do need people to point out faults so that we
can fix them. Of course we are going to be slightly over-sensitive to
criticism
when we care so much about the project but we need to get beyond that and just
improve things. What has been done so far is
Hi again
Sorry i should have mentioned this page for advice about posting bug-reports
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugReport
and it includes this link straight to the BugZilla website
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/
Good luck and regards from
Tom :)
From:
Despite being longtime user of OOo and Libo, I never report any bugs. I
think even very complicated. I think we could get something more simple
that would work from within LibreOffice.
Here in Brazil we have an example with CoGrOO Community. CoGrOO is a
grammar checker developed by students at
Hi :)
That would be great. Then other packages that also use CoGrOO couild also post
bug-reports directly to the CoGrOO part of BugZilla. I have a feeling that it
already works very much like that.
I think triagers in BugZilla can move threads from one project to another
within
BugZilla.
That's brilliant :) And then when they have problems with Windows you can say
you don't know how to fix it because you use gnulinux to avoid those types of
problems :))
Regards from
Tom :)
From: Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com
To:
Hi :)
There seems to be a question about it interfering with accessibility which
sounds pretty serious but i don't know where would be the best place to report
it. It's nothing to do with LibreOffice of course but it must be very
frustrating trying to get anyone appropriate to listen.
Regards
Hi Alexander,
Alexander Thurgood wrote (29-05-11 09:58)
- if you want enterprise stability in LibreOffice, the advice I have
been given and told to disseminate is to take out a support contract
with one of the more general enterprise support providers (Novell, Suse,
RedHat, Ubuntu ?, others ?)
On 29/05/2011 11:17, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :) I looked there but couldn't find it in English (GB) help files
yet. Could you copypaste the clear and concise explanation you
found? Pointing at documentation is great if you can summarise it
well. Certainly better than blind guesses or an Rtfm
On 29/05/11 2:23 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
2. INTERCHANGING DOCUMENTS WITH FONT DEPENDENCIES
When fonts use essentially the same code points for the same characters, but
with differences in font-face design, there are techniques to substitute a
close kindred font when the specific font
Hi :)
I think you might have inadvertently chosen combinations that might be
restricted in some way.
Ctrl A is Select all
Ctrl Z is Undo
Ctrl Y is Redo but doesn't always work in every app
Ctrl X is Cut
Ctrl C is Copy or sometimes ends programs run from the command-line
Ctrl V is Paste
There
Actually, I think that's the problem. l...@philpot.org is not a real email
account, but rather just a redirector to lenphil...@suddenlink.net, which is my
actual ISP account. That allows me to change ISPs, accounts, etc., as needed
and keep the same email address. For years I've never run into
On OSX, those keybindings are different. They aren't 'standard' here.
You might be right that they're blocked, but I've tried pretty much
every ctrl key combo there is and they don't work. Furthermore, I can't
even bind a cmd+ctrl key combo because they don't work either. Anything
relating to
Hi.
On my macbook cmd+x, cmd+c, cmd+v, cmd+z, cmd+a, others all work.
LO 3.3.2, OSX 10.6.7
steve
On 30/05/11 10:29 AM, Anthony Grimes wrote:
On OSX, those keybindings are different. They aren't 'standard' here.
You might be right that they're blocked, but I've tried pretty much
every ctrl key
Sorry, misinterpreted you problem.
steve
On 30/05/11 10:39 AM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi.
On my macbook cmd+x, cmd+c, cmd+v, cmd+z, cmd+a, others all work.
LO 3.3.2, OSX 10.6.7
steve
On 30/05/11 10:29 AM, Anthony Grimes wrote:
On OSX, those keybindings are different. They aren't 'standard'
What about ctrl key bindings? Do they work as well? That's a sure way to
tell if it's a bug or not.
On 5/29/11 5:45 PM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Sorry, misinterpreted you problem.
steve
On 30/05/11 10:39 AM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi.
On my macbook cmd+x, cmd+c, cmd+v, cmd+z, cmd+a, others all
On 30/05/11 9:33 AM, Anthony Grimes wrote:
I'm writing a book and my publisher requires that I use a pretty
insane stylesheet. The only way it's really manageable is with
keyboard shortcuts.
So, I've tried to add some keyboard shortcuts for these styles for the
^ keys. For example, I've
Hi :)
I think one of the steering group has fixed it for Len Philpot's various email
accounts now :)
Regards from
Tom :)
From: lenphil...@suddenlink.net lenphil...@suddenlink.net
To: users@libreoffice.org
Cc: Stefan Weigel stefan.wei...@bildungskreis.org
Sent:
The Tools | Fonts option is not related to any documents that happen to be
open. It is generic. So it is not going to know about missing fonts.
In my copy of 3.3.2, I found that I needed to check the box that says Apply
replacement table.
Although there are pull-downs that then list all of
Greetings -- I have a ws.ott template file that allows me to use most
WordStar navigation commands -- the cursor diamond, etc -- in Open Office.
However, the same file does not work in LibreOffice... Is there any reason
for this?
Alex in Bangkok
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Starting a new thread vs Trivia Question - was: changes for this
mailing list.
The subject of embedding sound video with Impress has long been a
thorn in OOo's backside for many years. In 2009 I brought up this thread
on the OOo users list:
Hi NoOp and all interested,
the code that was integrated is not in a state that is usable for
a product. Unfortunately I never got the time to finish it. There
is still some work to be done. The wizard would actually be a good
think, despite the fact that I already had it nearly working that
you
On 05/29/2011 08:09 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Things are not perfect yet. We do need people to point out faults so that we
can fix them. Of course we are going to be slightly over-sensitive to
criticism
when we care so much about the project but we need to get beyond that and
just
On 05/29/2011 06:58 PM, Christian Lippka wrote:
Hi NoOp and all interested,
the code that was integrated is not in a state that is usable for
a product. Unfortunately I never got the time to finish it. There
is still some work to be done. The wizard would actually be a good
think, despite
There used to be a plugin for OO which identified all missing fonts for
a document. Perhaps it was never ported to LO.
On Sun, 2011-05-29 at 16:43 -0700, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
The Tools | Fonts option is not related to any documents that happen to be
open. It is generic. So it is not
Wow!
Someone definitely peed in your cornflakes this morning!
On Sun, 2011-05-29 at 19:08 -0700, NoOp wrote:
On 05/29/2011 08:09 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Things are not perfect yet. We do need people to point out faults so that
we
can fix them. Of course we are going to be
On 05/29/2011 07:42 PM, Roland Hughes wrote:
Wow!
Someone definitely peed in your cornflakes this morning!
Try bottom or interleaved posting some time.
peed in your cornflakes?
My *point* is that Tom Davies is replying to users on this list as if he
represents LO. New users to this list may
On 05/29/2011 08:25 PM, NoOp wrote:
On 05/29/2011 07:42 PM, Roland Hughes wrote:
Wow!
Someone definitely peed in your cornflakes this morning!
Try bottom or interleaved posting some time.
peed in your cornflakes?
My *point* is that Tom Davies is replying to users on this list as if
Alex
On Mon, 2011-05-30 at 07:17 +0700, Alex Mavro wrote:
Greetings -- I have a ws.ott template file that allows me to use most
WordStar navigation commands -- the cursor diamond, etc -- in Open Office.
However, the same file does not work in LibreOffice... Is there any reason
for this?
That will be interesting. I'd love to see a list of the WordStar keyboard
commands.
I remember using WordStar and also their text Editor (TextStar , I think) but
it has been a long time -- around 30 years), both on CP/M-80. WordStar 2000 on
MS-DOS was not so hot and I turned my back on it.
Hi,
lenphil...@suddenlink.net wrote (29-05-11 23:03)
Actually, I think that's the problem. l...@philpot.org is not a real
email account, but rather just a redirector to
lenphil...@suddenlink.net, which is my actual ISP account. That
allows me to change ISPs, accounts, etc., as needed and keep
Thanks, Dennis. I've attached both a list of all the WS commands and the
.ott that supports a small but important sub-set of them. Unfortunately,
like I said, the .ott works in OO but not in LO... or I am doing something
wrong, perhaps?
Wordstar came packaged with my Kaypro II, the then
Hi Alex,
Alex Mavro wrote (30-05-11 02:17)
Greetings -- I have a ws.ott template file that allows me to use most
WordStar navigation commands -- the cursor diamond, etc -- in Open Office.
However, the same file does not work in LibreOffice... Is there any reason
for this?
Well, the key
NoOp wrote (30-05-11 05:25)
My *point* is that Tom Davies is replying to users on this list as if he
represents LO. New users to this list may be inclined to think that the
we in his posts are coming from some 'official' LO source.
Tom not only brings in confusion about who he represents,
NoOp wrote (30-05-11 04:27)
I wish to sincerely thank you for: 1) recognizing the issue to begin
with importance, 2) for the effort that you put into the code, and 3)
the kind offer to assist if anyone wants to pick it up again.
Thank you Christian. Kind regards I wish you well.
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