Hi :)
Best to just get the official guides, even if it's just 1 chapter at a time as
needed
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
You can get the full guides from there and there are also links to printed
copies via Lulu on demand and also 3rd party documentation. The
Hi :)
+1
The docs team managed to identify a different intermittent bug and even found
a work-around and posted a bug-report. So it might not take many people here
to track down this pdf issue.
Sorry i can't help with that as my pdfs seem perfect so far :(
Ubuntu 12.04, LO 3.6.1
Hmm, i've
On 10/30/2012 11:08 PM, Jonathan Schultz wrote:
I can select the text in the PDF, copy and paste, but get an 'h'
added before most 'i'. I can search, but not if the word is one with
the extra h before i Steve
That's exactly what I mean. It effectively means no searching.
I tried both Linux
On 10/30/2012 07:52 PM, avidscavenger wrote:
Thanks for the feedback.
I am currently using LibreOffice 3.6.3 from the Debian experimental
repository. I just updated from version 3.5.4 from the Debian unstable
repository to see if it would make a difference (it didn't). Debian doesn't
package
Hi All
Am trying to use Base with a MySQL Database and need help please.
OpSys - PCLinux 2012-6 KDE
LO - Version 3.6.2.2
My SQL is installed and running.
MyAdmin is installed (and I have created an empty Database with this)
MySQL connector - Downloaded 'mysql-connector-java-5.1.22'
Restarted LO
Hello Ian,
Just one question: the native MySQL-Connector should be included in
3.6.2. I had a lot of trouble in the past with it, but now it seems to be
the best choice of all the possible connectors (Native, ODBC, JDBC).
In any case, reading through your steps - I think that
- the database name
I had the bug today again and thought I have the a possible cause
but I could not repeat itClosing LibO did not helpHowever, rebooting
the PC helped; pdf-export worked again
thereafter..On 2012-10-31 19:33, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)+1The docs team managed to identify a different
On 10/31/2012 05:27 PM, Heinrich Stoellinger wrote:
Just one question: the native MySQL-Connector should be included in
3.6.2. I had a lot of trouble in the past with it, but now it seems to be
the best choice of all the possible connectors (Native, ODBC, JDBC).
In any case, reading through your
Hi Ian,
To be honest - I am somewhat confused regarding the issue of where is the
native connector! It might be that going to extensions and then
download/installing
the native connector (for OpenOffice) does the trick. On the other hand, I think
that it should come automatically with the newest
Interesting problem. Based on my tests, which I detail below, it appears to
be LibO bug rather than a font problem.
I'm using LibO 3.5.6.2 with Win7 and Adobe Reader.
In the sentence This is the official version with Linux Libertine G, there
are two instances of automatic ligatures--the Th
I tested it with 3.5.7 for 64-bit Ubuntu [.deb] and I do not see the
issue at all. I use the default PDF viewer as well.
I wonder if it was fixed between 3.5.6 and 3.5.7?
OR - Could it look different in a different viewer that the official
Adobe Reader?
I do have both the Linux Libertine
Okay, I just tested it with LibreOffice 3.6.2.2 for 64-bit Ubuntu (the
version I got when I just clicked on Download at the LibO website) and
got identical results. I used both Document Viewer and Okular to view
the PDF file. In both cases, the search function found This with the
Th ligature,
Why would 3.6.2.2 [for 64-bit Ubuntu] give you the problem when 3.5.7.2
[for 64-bit Ubuntu] does not give the same issue to me.
That is a real head-scratching problem for me.
I downloaded my versions of the fonts in June of 2011. If you want, I
can upload the Linux Libertine fonts files I
I just downloaded LibO 3.5.7.2 to my Win7 computer and tried again. Same
results as with 3.5.6.2 for Win7 and 3.6.2.2 for Ubuntu.
I'm running a dual boot Win7/Ubuntu laptop and the results have been
consistent across platforms and different versions of the program.
LibO, whether for Win7 or
Weird.
My Windows version of Linux Libertine G is version 5.1.3. I'm not yet deft
enough with Ubuntu to even know where fonts are stored on the system, but I
think it's the same version. Either way, I don't think it would explain why
LibO and AOO are producing different results with the same
This is what was suggested on LinuxQuestions.com. I think the suggestions
pretty much answers my question.
/*I had the same problem as you; I wanted to have the corresponding
help pack,
and came across the same lack of SlackBuilds and ready-made packages.
However, I came up with a
Thanks, Tom.
Yes, Slackware is not the easiest Linux distribution to install and/or use.
But it is ok with me... I don't have to use Linux to get (real) work done,
so I can spend as much time as I want learning and tinkering with this OS
without being worried about productivity. :-)
Hi all,
Thank you for all your enthusiastic help with this.
I also made some progress. Using Infix PDF Editor 5 (Windows trial
version under Wine) and/or fontforge (Linux) I could see that the Font
mapping was messed up. The mistaken mappings begin:
Th - T
i - hi
That is, the PDF
Jonathan,
You are obviously much more advanced than I am. Just a couple thoughts.
My computer is 64 bit and both my Windows and Ubuntu versions of LibO are 64
bit, and I have the same problem as you.
Again, my AOO (on either Windows or Ubuntu) doesn't have the problem but I
don't know if it
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