Hi :)
+1
It depends on which Operating System you are using. Are you using Redhat?
Something else in the Redhat family such as Scientific-Linux, CentOS or
something? Please let us know which Operating System you are using so we can
help with the desktop integration.
You don't really need
Hi :)
Something like this?
calcINwriter.odt
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4017696/calcINwriter.odt
If it works then you see an outlined but apparently empty box. When you
double-click inside the box you see like a calc spreadsheet. If you put
stuff into those cells then when you
Hi :)
The file-server runs on Debian. My network admin tried explaining
file-permissions but it went right over my head. It's nice to have the link so
i can try re-reading it until i understand it.
I do see hidden files but no ~lock file.
So, i think you are onto something with the
Tom:
Thanks. That's what I tried.
My idea for the form was to allow the user to fill in data in a Writer table
cell. Then, inside the spreadsheet I wanted to insert a DDE link to the
cell in a Writer table. The spreadsheet would do the calculations for the
form and generate the result.
Hi :)
It sounds like you need to use Base for this. Base is best as a decent
database front-end and then have it reading/writing the data securely in a
decent back-end such as, well it depends on roughly how much data you think you
are going to generate. MySql/MariaDb and Postgresql are very
On 11/09/2012 09:41 AM, paulwhitehurst wrote:
Tom:
Thanks. That's what I tried.
My idea for the form was to allow the user to fill in data in a Writer table
cell. Then, inside the spreadsheet I wanted to insert a DDE link to the
cell in a Writer table. The spreadsheet would do the
Hi :)
LibreOffice should work fine without java. Sorry i only just now found your
1st email today.
So, your OS is Fedora. Does LibreOffice work well enough without the desktop
integration packages? I think that is the first thing to check. Then you can
try again with the
I'm a huge proponent of paragraph styles, and I use them constantly in
Writer. One frustration I have is that when I call up the Styles pane
(F11), it typically lists the styles by Automatic by default. I then
always change it to list the styles in a Hierarchical fashion. I would
love to have
Hi,
the wiki was only partially reachable for a few days due to high load on
the server, but we fixed that now. If there are other bugs, please le me
- or better: webs...@global.libreoffice.org - know.
Florian
Tom Davies wrote on 2012-11-09 20:24:
Hi :)
I thought a few of you might like
On 11/09/2012 03:25 PM, VA wrote:
I'm a huge proponent of paragraph styles, and I use them constantly in
Writer. One frustration I have is that when I call up the Styles pane
(F11), it typically lists the styles by Automatic by default. I then
always change it to list the styles in a
I keep it open all the time as well, but it never comes back to
hierarchical when I reopen Writer.
Virgil
-Original Message-
From: Dan Lewis
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2012 5:15 PM
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Styles pane in Writer
On
I take that back. I just reopened Writer, and it came back to hierarchical
Weird, because I never seemed to do that in the past.
I'm confused. Sorry I bothered y'all.
Virgil
-Original Message-
From: VA
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2012 7:07 PM
To: Dan Lewis ;
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