For me:
Calc90% of my LO use
Writer 8%
Base1 have never had a use that really needs it.
Draweven less than base
Ian
On 12/05/2014, at 1:31 PM, som drsoumalya-l...@yahoo.co.in wrote:
On , som drsoumalya-l...@yahoo.co.in wrote:
On Monday, 12 May 2014 3:25 AM, Virgil
Hello,
I know this does not add up to 100%, but then - most of the time I use a
combination of parts of LO together. So...
Writer most of the time
Calc 15 to 20%
Impress3%, Maybe four to five presentations a year
Base most of the time (I use it to interface to a MySQL-DB
Thanks a lot, Girvin...
My situation is exactly as you describe it. I used to run my own server,
installing everything from Linux to Apache2, PHP, mail, MySQL, etc.
Therefore I had the possibility to set my OWN parameters for MySQL.
For cost and other reasons I changed to a stripped-down
On Mon, 12 May 2014 06:37:09 +0200, Alex Thurgood alex.thurg...@gmail.com
wrote:
Le 10/05/2014 15:08, Heinrich Stoellinger a écrit :
Hi Heinrich,
You do not give the whole story :
- which connector are you talking about, where did you get it ? It is
not supplied by default with official
Hello Girvin,
Yes, I will keep on using the JDBC-Driver, hoping that the native connector
will support autoreconnect some time in the future. If LO drops JDBC, I
have to look for a different Office system. To suggest restarting LO every time
after having to go away for a short break really is NOT
On 11/05/2014 22:53, Virgil Arrington wrote:
I'm curious to find out what components of LO are used most by the
people on this list. I think it helps to know different folks' area of
experience. It might also help us in learning new ways to integrate
the different components. For myself, my
Well eventually I seem to be getting somewhere. There seems to be a lot of
choice.
There are some people who use the method of hiding all the sheets except the
sheet to be converted into a PDF. Which is the method I used below.
Another methed seems to be to use printareas. To me this only
Le 12/05/2014 09:03, Heinrich Stoellinger a écrit :
Hi Heinrich,
I use JDBC-Connector mysql-connector-java-5.1.30-bin.jar; can't tell you
where I got it from, certainly not from a Linux-distribution (I run
Debian-Wheezy and Mint-16 respectively).
You stated initially that you were using the
Alex ,
using the Dispatcher is not a good idea , use te API and basic to
automate some functions as printing to PDF under specific conditions.
Please find below the code i use to print from a Writer doc
Sub export2PDF()
dim oDoc as object
CheckReportUser()
sParent = checkparent
Good evening
I am sure, this is a stupid question.
I have a table (cover sheet for medical records) with all sorts of lines
at the top and all around.
However, I would prefer NOT to print the borders between some 30
questions below that.
Only an outer border around the whole thing.
I checked
Writer: 30%
Calc: 60%
Impress:4%
Base: 5%
Draw: 1%
Cheers
Harvey
On Mon, 2014-05-12 at 11:31 +0800, som wrote:
On , som drsoumalya-l...@yahoo.co.in wrote:
On Monday, 12 May 2014 3:25 AM, Virgil Arrington
cuyfa...@hotmail.com
Calc: By far the component I use the most. I use this regularly.
Mostly small stuff, household finance spreadsheets, usage stats,
bank statements, that sort of thing.
Writer: The second most used, although I seldom use this.
Impress: I have used this on a couple of occasions.
Base:
On 05/11/2014 04:53 PM, Virgil Arrington wrote:
I'm curious to find out what components of LO are used most by the people on
this list. I think it helps to know different folks' area of experience. It
might also help us in learning new ways to integrate the different components.
For myself, my
OpenOffice became LibreOffice.
As for the header; I'm not sure I understand the question -
neither OO nor LO should be noticeable on your form
unless, for some reason, you've added that as your header for the
document.
From: George Roberts
If I understand the question, 'properties' will not eliminate these
lines because they were added when the table was built;
to eliminate them, you'll need to eliminate all the exterior
tables, leaving only the innermost table.
Open the document to show all then you should
Dear Sir
Is there any connection between Libre and Open Office?
The reason I ask, I downloaded Open Office, did a spreadsheet, and on
advice, was told Libre was better, so I downloaded Libre.
Then I did a copy/paste of my spreadsheet from OO to Libre, but the heading
still shows as Open Office.
George Roberts wrote:
Is there any connection between Libre and Open Office?
The reason I ask, I downloaded Open Office, did a spreadsheet, and on
advice, was told Libre was better, so I downloaded Libre.
Then I did a copy/paste of my spreadsheet from OO to Libre, but the heading
still
Hello,
Speaking as an Aspie myself, who helps fellow Aspies better work and live
with others (and vice versa), thank you very much for your effort to
understand.
If I may:
(1) You're right about its being Asperger Syndrome, named as it is after
Dr. Hans Asperger who discovered it. It's also
On 05/11/2014 02:53 PM, Virgil Arrington wrote:
I'm curious to find out what components of LO are used most by the
people on this list. I think it helps to know different folks' area of
experience. It might also help us in learning new ways to integrate
the different components. For myself, my
GeorgeWe are separate projects. LO is a fork off the 3.X branch of OO
when it was controlled by Oracle. There are some differences
between the two projects. Most of the differences are behind the
scenes. I believe both projects are doing serious code cleanup
as well
Hi :)
Yes there is a strong connection between LibreOffice and OpenOffice.
A few years ago they were both 1 and the same but underwent a process
similar to cell division found in biological systems = where 1 cell buds
off into 2 almost identical cells which each then grow in slightly
different
Hi :)
Of course i would LibreOffice. I use it because i prefer it and because of
those 2 things i'm here rather than the OpenOffice forums.
A less-biased opinion would be that it might be a really good idea to
uninstall OpenOffice and install LibreOffice and then try it out for a few
weeks and
Hi *,
Jay Lozier wrote (12-05-14 16:26)
We are separate projects. LO is a fork off the 3.X branch of OO
when it was controlled by Oracle. There are some differences
between the two projects. Most of the differences are behind the
scenes.
A nice _summary_ of
Hi :)
I should use Draw more. It's the better tool for the job for the company
newsletter but i just feel more comfortable in Writer. So,
Writer = 80%
Calc = 5% (and mostly only to check my answers to mailing list)
Draw = 10% (mostly use Inkscape and Gimp tbh but Draw trumps them for
floor
Le 11/05/2014 23:53, Virgil Arrington a écrit :
I'm curious to find out what components of LO are used most by the
people on this list. I think it helps to know different folks' area of
experience. It might also help us in learning new ways to integrate the
different components.
Writer: 75%
Personal use:
50% Writer
50% Calc
(Impress perhaps twice a year).
But as a translator I am walking through the other components one after
another. I like to know what I am translating. At the moment I am
working partly on Impress partly on Base.
Kolbjoern
Den 12.05.2014 15:12, skreiv Jay
calc 80%
writer10%
presentation 8%
the rest 2%
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Virgil Arrington wrote
I'm curious to find out what components of LO are used most by the
people on this list. I think it helps to know different folks' area of
experience. It might also help us in learning new ways to integrate the
different components. For myself, my approximate usage is:
I almost always use Styles and Templates. I know it has a somewhat
shallow learning curve, but it is worth the effort to learn because it
makes you much more efficient in the long run. Not doing that reminds
me of the classic There is never time to do it right, but always time
to do it over.
I seem to have missed the OP's posting. Jumping in at the middle with
my following order of usage:
WriterFor text documentation
CalcFor budgets and tabular lists
Base For inventories and fixed asset accounting
Draw For figures in documents, PDF form filling
Impress
Heinrich,
Although I do not have the problem you are experiencing, I am keeping an
eye on this thread is case I do have a similar problem in the future. I
hope you can get an answer soon to solve your immediate problem. Aside
from your cup of coffee example, from my experience, the Base
Girvin,
Girvin Herr wrote
I seem to have missed the OP's posting...
No, y0u had to OP as tacked on to Anne's--by Virgil A.
And just a reminder that anyone can (and maybe should) review partial
threads (in thread context, or as a sequential list) from the Nabble
interface to the LibreOffice
George,
If new files are experiencing this problem, then it sounds like your
default template is not clean.
First, check the Tools - Options - Paths paths to be sure nothing is
pointing to the OpenOffice directories. Especially the Templates
path. If the Templates path is set to the
Virgil Arrington wrote
I'm curious to find out what components of LO are used most by the
people on this list. I think it helps to know different folks' area of
experience. It might also help us in learning new ways to integrate the
different components. For myself, my approximate usage is:
(2014/05/12 20:19), Brian Barker wrote:
At 19:45 12/05/2014 +0900, you wrote:
I'm not sure what you can mean by etc.: what else did you do, then?
... but so far no setting has changed how the table looks in the
print preview.
If you turn off the lines for a table, you should see the result
Virgil Arrington wrote
I'm curious to find out what components of LO are used most by the
people on this list. I think it helps to know different folks' area of
experience. It might also help us in learning new ways to integrate the
different components. For myself, my approximate usage is:
Thomas wrote:
(2014/05/12 20:19), Brian Barker wrote:
At 19:45 12/05/2014 +0900, you wrote:
I'm not sure what you can mean by etc.: what else did you do, then?
... but so far no setting has changed how the table looks in the
print preview.
If you turn off the lines for a table, you
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