leif wrote:
*Hi,
For some reason I coulnd't make the *.doc to work. Instead I managed to
create a batch file:
Hi leif,
apparently, the * (star) character won't work properly in Windows,
according to
http://muthusuba.blogspot.com/2011/03/so-called-hidden-features-of.html:
quote
[PS: wildcards
Need to know if this program has the capability to allow a user to have a
full worksheet, insert another cell and have the previous information moves
cells in a 'Z' formation.
For instance:
apple orange kiwi cola
bread meat milk coffee
Insert - PIE and have info move right and down.
ian_mcquay wrote:
So it was something in the user profile that caused the problems.
There is a .tmp file in the old *3\user* directory. I moved it to the new
directory but id did not affect the starting.
If you feel like it, you could copy some of the files/folders in the
old profile to the
Llweyn wrote:
Need to know if this program has the capability to allow a user to have a
full worksheet, insert another cell and have the previous information moves
cells in a 'Z' formation.
[...]
Is this feature already available and if so where can I locate it - how do I
utilize it?
Off the
Hi Jay,
I unfortunately must keep this document as a docx file, because it's a
working document that I need to check and modify, before sending it back to
his owner (who obviously uses MS Word).
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Hi all
I have discovered a really useful feature in calc (one for the future),
but its annoying in my particular use
this where, say, you enter text into a cell in column E say at E16
the text would be something8,000 btus (or 2.34kw) Machines
now if you type in the same column above
John B wrote:
this where, say, you enter text into a cell in column E say at E16 the
text would be something 8,000 btus (or 2.34kw) Machines
now if you type in the same column above or below it, say at E7 the number
8, the whole of 8,000 btus (or 2.34kw) Machines appears.
That is
Hi :)
For most types of auto-complete you can just tap the Del key or any character
(not enter) while the predicted part is still selected/bold/inverse. If you
just press enter then the program happily thinks it guessed right.
Regards from
Tom :)
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From:
Dear Tom / Stephan
I have not seen this feature before in my Lotus 123 or in my old MS
Excel either, it may be that the default settings in these are Off,
where as the default in LO (and OOo) is clearly On.
I use my calculator for anyone to download from my website and the
people who
Hi :)
Ahah, i think Stephen's answer is best. You will probably need to re-save the
document and upload the newly saved document to the right place.
Regards from
Tom :)
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From: John B jo...@email2.me
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Wed, 29 June, 2011
Found this solution for Mozilla, but not sure why it would work for
others, since this seems it would effect the others?
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439938
It happens also on Linux and is particularly annoying with files
opened in OpenOffice (you cannot even copy-paste when
I've just had a strange issue with two PDF files created with Libre
Office.
If the file is created with the PDF/A-1a option the user with an
Apple System gets an error and it will not option. If I create the file
with the PDF/A-1a unchecked the file can be opened with the
Apple. They can
Dear Tom
On my system it does not work, the autoinput seems to be part of the
default settings of the program and unfortunately does not seem to
attribute itself to the file.
I, turned autoinput Off - my calculator sheet works as it should, I
then saved it and closed LO as well.
Open LO
Hi :)
Ok, can you turn it off and leave it off? Save the document, upload it,
perhaps
change the html to point at the new version (?). Hopefully then your website
one should work the way you want it.
Regards from
Tom :)
- Original Message
From: John B jo...@email2.me
To:
Hi :)
Congrats on fixing that! It can be great to start afresh :)
I think someone has suggested copy a couple of folders at a time from the old
profile back into the new one until it breaks again. Then just delete those
folders to force new ones to be created. Eventually you pin-point where
(I first posted through Nabble withouth having subscribed to the
mailing-list, so this might be sent twice)
Hello ,
I need to select and cut a squared-section in a PDF file.
After opening the file in Draw with the PDF format, I'm shown the whole
document as a big image, but I couldn't find if
Hi Tom
Tried - as you suggested (ever hopeful)
It works of course the way I want it, when I do download the new saved
spreadsheet with the autoinput turned Off . However, if I now turn On
the autoinput at any point (as would be everybody elses by default), it
starts that autoinput. As I
On 2011-06-29, Gilles wrote:
I need to select and cut a squared-section in a PDF file.
After opening the file in Draw with the PDF format, I'm shown the whole
document as a big image, but I couldn't find if it's possible to select just
one part of the page and cut a section. FWIW, the PDF
Hi :)
Ouch. I just tried downloading you new one and opened it without messing
around
with the settings at all. Sadly it did suffer the problem you are trying to
avoid. I don't know if there is a macro method or something that might be
useful so i think perhaps post it as a bug-report and
By the way, what's the command to open this document in command line, to see if
I can catch some errors when it crashes?
Le 28/06/2011 23:53, Eric wrote:
Hi Nuno,
No it's not the only file which causes a crash,
and as I can't see my attached strace, i've posted it here:
Hi Eric,
On Wed, 29 Jun 2011 16:54:04 +0200
Eric xbo...@gmail.com wrote:
By the way, what's the command to open this document in command line, to see
if I can catch some errors when it crashes?
You start writer from the commandline with swriter. If you want you can enter
the filename after
Back again with an LO crash:
Opened LO for first time in three days;
Opened 3 .rtf files I had worked on in OO yesterday;
When I hit Enter to open a line-space in one of the files, LO crashed;
Even Force Quit could not close it, but it finally died after about 10
minutes jiggling.
Does anyone
Off the top of my head, I can't think of an easy way to do it. But
it's definitely possible with a macro. Would you be willing to use a
macro? If a macro might work for you, let us know. I think someone
might be willing to write one for you (maybe even me).
That would prefect, you'll just
Thanks guys for the tips. Turns out that after opening the TIFF file in Draw,
I just had to click on the reduced picture and pull the little green boxes
so that it would fill the entire page. No idea why Draw starts with a
reduced picture, but it did the job.
Thank you.
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I am running Libreoffice 3.3.2.2 on a Mac.
I can export data to a Libreoffice spreadsheet and from there to a database
table in Libreoffice.
When i then go to file-new-labels. It will let me put in the database, table
and database fields.
Problem is that the format section will not let me
Ross
On Wed, 2011-06-29 at 15:35 -0700, Ross Bernheim wrote:
I am running Libreoffice 3.3.2.2 on a Mac.
I can export data to a Libreoffice spreadsheet and from there to a database
table in Libreoffice.
When i then go to file-new-labels. It will let me put in the database, table
and
Eric
On Tue, 2011-06-28 at 14:59 -0700, Eric wrote:
Hi Jay,
I unfortunately must keep this document as a docx file, because it's a
working document that I need to check and modify, before sending it back to
his owner (who obviously uses MS Word).
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On 2011-06-30 11:07, planas wrote:
Ross
On Wed, 2011-06-29 at 15:35 -0700, Ross Bernheim wrote:
I am running Libreoffice 3.3.2.2 on a Mac.
I can export data to a Libreoffice spreadsheet and from there to a database
table in Libreoffice.
When i then go to file-new-labels. It will
Hello
I need to select and cut a squared-section in a PDF file.
After opening the file in Draw with the PDF format, I'm shown the whole
document as a big image, but I couldn't find if it's possible to select just
one part of the page and cut a section.
FWIW, the PDF was built with Xerox
Hi Gilles,
One thing you could try is to open the pdf using adobe reader and user the
snapshot tool to copy a selected area of the pdf and past that into your
draw document.
I've done this using adobe 9 and it works. But of cause it only works if you
have adobe reader.
cheers,
Bruce.
Hi :)
Other pdf readers are likely to have a snapshot tool.
Jpg is lossy but png has lossless compression. I'm not sure how bad PaintShop
Pro is. There are a few really awful ones starting with Paint. You might
like to try Gimp which has similar tcs to LibreOffice
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