Hi :)
Thanks for those links. Some useful information that does indeed contradict
what i have previously heard about Base. It makes me wonder about the accuracy
of other information i have seen about Base in a variety of places. No, of
course i am not going to name names or divulge sources
Hi Tom,
When there have been posts about this or that in Base, generally there
have been quite a few people who have participated. It may be used more
than most people realize. Shortly after Base became a part of
OpenOffice, I converted, successfully, all of my data from Paradox to
Base. If
Quick and dirty draft of an embedded HSQLDB with US zip codes:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1k312s62qupaqgb
The form's dummy text field stands for all those name, address, phone,
email fields that may be in a list of addresses.
The list box lets you select one particular ZIP code which stands
Andy Lavarre wrote (24-09-11 16:12)
Maybe it's the version, mine is 3.3.1, not 3.4...
I do have it in the 331 user profile:
~/.libreoffice/331rc2/user/registrymodifications.xcu
Maybe the distribution you use?
In any case, I don't think it will help you that much with your initial
question.
gnulab wrote (24-09-11 17:53)
Before installing LibreOffice, I had uninstalled OpenOffice 3.3
If you did not remove the user profile explicitly, it will have stayed
and partly imported in LibreOffice automatically on the first start.
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Hi LibreOffice team
I really like LibreOffice, but i think that Calc can be made better.
If you put double underline in boarders. I use double underline all
the time, and i really miss that feature.
Please include it in the next update, if possible.
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Good news: it finally uninstalls cleanly without leaving any leftovers
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I had the same result on two different Win XP Pro SP3 En_US
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Don
With LibO 3.3.4, assigning shortcut keys to special characters is not working.
I record the macros, no problem, but after assigning the keys (e.g. ALT+a
= á) when the shortcut is utilised the TABLE menu drops down. My first
download was LibO 3.4 and when the shortcut assigning didn't work
I had the same need. While customizing the program I went into TOOLS,
OPTIONS, GENERAL and a few other locations and adjusted a few tabs, not
specific to window maximising, but now my program opens with maximised
window. I have no idea which part of what I clicked and unclicked did the
trick
With LibO 3.3.4, assigning shortcut keys to special characters is not
working. I record the macros, no problem, but after assigning the keys
(e.g. ALT+a = á) when the shortcut is utilised the TABLE menu drops down.
My first download was LibO 3.4 and when the shortcut assigning didn't work
there
El 24/09/11 22:43, Rasmus Hjbjerg escribi:Hi LibreOffice team
I really like LibreOffice, but i think that Calc can be made better.
If you put double underline in boarders. I use double underline all
the time, and i really miss that feature.
Please include it in the next update, if possible.
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On 9/24/2011 7:55 PM, MiguelAngel wrote:
El 24/09/11 22:43, Rasmus Hjbjerg escribi:Hi LibreOffice team
I really like LibreOffice, but i think that Calc can be made better.
If you put double underline in boarders. I use double underline all
the time, and i really miss that feature.
Please
Hi Gary,
I'm sorry, but I'm the wrong person to be able to answer your question.
Hopefully someone else will be able to help you.
Don
On 09/24/2011 06:18 PM, GarryM wrote:
Don
With LibO 3.3.4, assigning shortcut keys to special characters is not working.
I record the macros, no problem,
Hi
What do I need to do for LibO to accept the shortcut keys,please?
An alternative is to ignore the LO settings and just use the native
operating system special keys. These then apply to ALL apps, not just LO.
If you are under Linux they are called the Compose sequences:
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