NoOp wrote
apache.incubator.ooo.user
and
documentfoundation.discuss
are probably better.
Actually I think this would fit better on the Discuss forum.
It's not an OpenOffice problem only if you bothered to read the article.
It is a bit worrying that they never updated OpenOffice or even
It's interesting you have that problem.
I have found that Apache OpenOffice does not properly hyphenate US English,
but that LibreOffice does.
Sorry I don't have a solution for you, but it's interesting that the problem
would crop up in LibO.
Virgil
-Original Message-
From: J.
You said that you downloaded and installed an English dictionary.
Not all of the dictionaries out there have the hyphen ability.
Where did you get the dictionary from?
Are you sure it has the hyphenation ability?
This American English extension does have the hyphen ability
On 11/18/2012 04:24 AM, Pedro wrote:
NoOp wrote
apache.incubator.ooo.user
and
documentfoundation.discuss
are probably better.
Actually I think this would fit better on the Discuss forum.
It's not an OpenOffice problem only if you bothered to read the article.
If you had only bothered
NoOp wrote
Which part of that do you not understand?
This part
apache.incubator.ooo.user
You are correct that I didn't notice the second option (apologies for that).
I wrongly assumed it was another ooo link
But redirecting a LibreOffice issue to an ooo forum doesn't make any sense.
And this
I hate to say it, but I think in business MS compatibility is THE paramount
concern. When I was working for a large business, I used LibO only for
documents I knew I didn't have to share with others. For anything that had
to be used by others, I used MS Office.
I realize that LibO is highly
Hey,
Firstly, thanks for your answer and wasting time with me.
The problem is that I'm using a heavily modified NuTyX, so I can't use the
binary package. And I want to build my own. (with a modified Pkgfile, the
official one uses the download script to download missing packages, which I
don't want
I only can use Virgil's word I hate to say it but Virgil is right. File compatibility is very
important in our daily business world where we need to exchange editable files within our company
and also with external partners.
Whenever I need to exchange files with MSO formats, I additionally
In practical use, I would NOT say LO (or OOo) has a high file
compatibility with MS Office. Virtually every file I receive from MS
Office users has some kind of problem (bullet lists almost NEVER convert
correctly, at least from MSO to LO). I'm only an occasional Office
suite user so I put
Works for me.
How shall we all get started with this?
Charles.
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Word 2003 to Libre Writer - Comparison Chart
From: webmaster-Kracked_P_P webmas...@krackedpress.com
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2012 18:54:22 -0500
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
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I think that maybe we
Like Carl. I unfortunately cannot contribute to development work.
I would just like to come back to productivity and my own experience:
LibO has features which are as good or better than MSO in respect to productivity. What reduces my
productivity are bugs (first it takes time to find out is a
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