Once you apply your style, you can clear any direct formatting by selecting
the text and hitting Ctrl-M. Everything should then snap to the
style-controlled formatting.
Virgil
-Original Message-
From: Jan Andersen
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2013 1:50 AM
To: libreoffice
Subject: Re:
Okay, this is really spooky, or I'm just growing paranoid.
Two days ago, I downloaded Scrivener. Yesterday, I clicked on the hipiers
link suggested below.
Today, I receive an email from Amazon suggesting I buy the book, Writers
Tune-up Manual.
Virgil
-Original Message-
From:
Hi :)
I think ani-privacy is an array of automated processes that is waaay out of
anyone's control now. Just click on the Spam button and let your filters
learn what to block and what to accept. People love to share intimate details
of their life with everyone across the planet (Facebook,
Hi :)
Thanks :) I think that reinforces the point that Sigrid originally made. I am
often surprised how few people know about those 4 but then i didn't know about
the Mac ones being almost identical. So, thanks for that :D Next time i am on
my buddies Macbook i might be able to surprise him
hipiers.com does not send out spam emails, or it should not since the
owner of the domain is against spam as much as we are.
I do not know anything about Scrivener or its web site.
Did you do a Google or Amazon search for writer info, a book search,
or some other one that might make you
Hi :)
Macros need to be translated into a less vulnerable language.
I think the version of Basic used in LibreOffice/OpenOffice is fairly similar
and you might even get a few people helping you here if you can post the code
to the list. They might even help smooth out some rough spots to
I'm not a frequent Calc user, so this might be just plain wrong,
however...
With a very wide table I can (as is standard in most GUIs) go a page
right (or probably left) at a time by clicking in the scrollbar
between the end stop and the current position indicator.
However, if the column
Hi :)
I am impressed that this list was able to help you migrate your obvious talent
so quickly. Andrew's skills with macro programming are quite extreme so
getting praise from him is impressive! It is also great to see you use those
new skills to help others on this list and help disseminate
Hi :)
Errr, just my own personal opinion of course and on a bad hair day
Try watching Monty Python and the Holy Grail, particularly the scene with the
peasants working in the field and claiming to be an autonomous collective and
then admitting their lord was out to lunch.
Regards from
Tom :)
Thanks for your efforts Johnny, sorry I didn't reply sooner.
We do actually add the data into a separate sheet already, then the
sheet that we want to be sorted just references those cells for each
Sales Rep.
But... this all looks a bit too complicated/fragile for me to be
comfortable with
Hi All,
So as you all know the contest is over and it was a great success. Just
under 25% of the bug count dropped but substantially more bugs were
triaged as we kept up with the daily demand on top of tackling older bug
reports.
This being said, there is no reason why we shouldn't continue
Hi all
You can get to a auto-sorted table in 4 steps without macros by using
vlookup, hlookup, count, max and min.
Ive sent Charles a working example for 20 salespeople over 12 months,
where the duplicate list re-sorts as soon as the YTD total changes.
I couldn't bear the thought of Charles
Thanks Errol,
Trying to work out how it works as we speak... :)
On 2013-07-11 10:58 AM, Errol Goetsch er...@xe4.org wrote:
Hi all
You can get to a auto-sorted table in 4 steps without macros by using
vlookup, hlookup, count, max and min.
Ive sent Charles a working example for 20 salespeople
2013/7/11 Errol Goetsch er...@xe4.org:
Hi all
You can get to a auto-sorted table in 4 steps without macros by using
vlookup, hlookup, count, max and min.
Ive sent Charles a working example for 20 salespeople over 12 months, where
the duplicate list re-sorts as soon as the YTD total changes.
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2013/7/11 Errol Goetsch er...@xe4.org:
Hi all
You can get to a auto-sorted table in 4 steps without macros by using
vlookup, hlookup, count, max and min.
Ive sent Charles a working example for 20 salespeople over 12 months, where
the duplicate list re-sorts as soon
Hi JohnnySheet 1 auto-sorts a numerical table using rank, vlookup and
countif, sheet 2 uses hlookup, vlookup, countif, max and min.Sheet 1 simpler
by far.The trick with both is sorting duplicate values. The solution
involves using countif to identify duplicates, adding 1/frequency to the
rank
Am 11.07.2013 16:36, schrieb Joel Madero:
Hi All,
So as you all know the contest is over and it was a great success. Just
under 25% of the bug count dropped but substantially more bugs were
triaged as we kept up with the daily demand on top of tackling older bug
reports.
Joel,
can we see
Salute, LO-fans,
I have a problem with spell check:
given:
This is a rong sntence with man mistokes.
spell check f7
marks with a red underline what should be changed.
So far so well.
but
1) When adding manually w before rong and pressing change, spell check
will jump back to the start of the
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6LXy9sguZVkSXVqdnBWd0tVWUk/edit?usp=sharing
2 ways to auto-sort a numerical table using simple formulae when cells
in a totals column are modified
On 2013/07/11 06:00 PM, Dave Barton wrote:
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2013/7/11 Errol Goetsch er...@xe4.org:
Hi
Walther Koehler wrote:
Salute, LO-fans,
I have a problem with spell check:
given:
This is a rong sntence with man mistokes.
spell check f7
marks with a red underline what should be changed.
So far so well.
but
1) When adding manually w before rong and pressing change, spell check
will jump
On 2013-07-12 05:21, Fred James wrote:
Walther Koehler wrote:
Salute, LO-fans,
I have a problem with spell check:
given:
This is a rong sntence with man mistokes.
spell check f7
marks with a red underline what should be changed.
So far so well.
but
1) When adding manually w before rong and
Hi,
Le 10/07/2013 07:43, Mukund Tavag a écrit :
Hi,
We are planning to use this LibreOffice, Can I get the exact commands
comparison between LibreOffice and MS Office.
Online Help (F1 key) could be useful here: tab Contents, Chapter Common
Help Topics, the second section is LibreOffice and
Hi :)
Top left box of the spell-check dialogue-box shows the context of the spelling
mistook. It lets me edit in there and then i click the Change button. I
might be doing something rong there tho. Who needs the w in rong anyway? It's
quite a quiet w and possibly over-rated.
Regard from
I agreed to edit (one time only) a local literary magazine comeing out
soon.
I have saved each of the documents (plays, poetry, etc.) and edited in
LibreOffice.
Before sending the files to the publisher, I've been saving them to .doc.
The publisher emails to say that all the documents have weird
Helen wrote:
The publisher emails to say that all the documents have weird formatting and
strange characters.
I thought recent version of Word used the new WTF format. ;-)
Actually, I just checked LibreOffice on openSUSE and saw there is an RTF
option. Check again.
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To unsubscribe
Hi Helen,
what version of LO are you using?
When I do as a save as in LO4.0.4.2 I can see .rtf 4th from bottom of
the list of formats.
Cheers
On 07/12/2013 11:18 AM, Helen wrote:
I agreed to edit (one time only) a local literary magazine comeing out
soon.
I have saved each of the documents
As a proud papa... I would open the document in Writer, select all and set styles to Default. Then
create the styles I wanted and reformat the whole document.
On 12.07.2013 01:17, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
For example, several years ago, my 14 year old son challenged himself
to type a 50,000 word
On 07/11/2013 10:00 PM, rost52 wrote:
As a proud papa... I would open the document in Writer, select all
and set styles to Default. Then create the styles I wanted and
reformat the whole document.
On 12.07.2013 01:17, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
I'll reiterate this again -- if you're self
Hi :)
Sometimes you have to scroll backward up the list above the starting point of
the drop-down.
However, it is very unusual to hear of (or see) a .Doc getting malformed!
.DocXs go weird sometimes because each version of MSO does it slightly
differently. But even those shouldn't be
Am Donnerstag, 11. Juli 2013 schrieb Fred James:
Walther Koehler wrote:
Salute, LO-fans,
I have a problem with spell check:
given:
This is a rong sntence with man mistokes.
spell check f7
marks with a red underline what should be changed.
So far so well.
but
1) When
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