On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 12:08:32 +0100
Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :)
> Is it possible to post a bug-report to Google. It sounds like they
> have really stuffed things up. Also post the same question to their
> forums as they probably have (or will have) the same question
> appearing many times until the
On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 04:26:46 -0700 (PDT)
Owen Genat wrote:
> Alexandros Prekates wrote
> > Downloading a gdoc document from google drive you will prompted to
> > choose a conversion.
> >
> > Choosing 'open document' i get an odt but i spotted an error in
> > giving 'outline numbering = 10' to eve
You might need to close Base and then open it again.
Dan
Original message
From: Heinrich Stöllinger
Date:09/06/2014 1:03 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Problem with MySQL tables
Hello,
After changing the structure of a
Hello,
After changing the structure of a MySQL-table (deleting ONE column and
inserting another
column) I cannot access the table anymore through LO-Base. LO-Base still
keeps looking
for the old column.
Since everything works just fine when using the mysql-client
(Linux.Mint) through the
com
Hi :)
Can you move the file into a new sub-folder such as "OldVersions-Backups"
and then use "Save As.." to create a new copy in the main folder.
I found a neat work-flow for editing my html files in GEdit in Gnu&Linux
(but that doesn't work in Windows) is to
1. open the document
2. in the file-
Hi :)
As a purely cosmetic change how about
TEXT (Xn:"NN DD MM ")
I am not sure what the NN is doing tbh, but it's probably crucial. I am
not sure this will work because it might be a case of a hard-coded specific
answer rather than something that can be edited.
DD usually gives 2 figures for
Hi :)
It is still a good answer though! :) It shows that answers can be short!
I am not sure that everyone knows ^ as a short way of writing "Ctrl" but it
is in fairly common usage. I don't think we always need to dumb everything
down to a ridiculous level all the time.
@ John, yes you are "dum
I hadn't even thought of/tried the undelete feature. I was unaware of
Ctrl Z, but, as hex 26 is an end of file marker, in my mind I block that
out. That was a trick that I have used to make part of a file
unreadable, based on which editor was being used to view the file.
Thanks,
John
On 0
Hi :)
Is it possible to post a bug-report to Google. It sounds like they have
really stuffed things up. Also post the same question to their forums as
they probably have (or will have) the same question appearing many times
until they fix it.
In the meantime is it possible to download those gdoc
More data:
At the OS level: User: R/W, Group: R/W, Others: RO
Opened the file. went to file/properties/security: RO checked, grayed out.
Used the Edit Icon, made a change, the change was allowed, I was able to
save using the 'Save' command, exited LO, confirmed no RO changes at the
OS level, ope
Good Morning All:
Re: the properties/security/read only, this is where it all started,
because I used that feature to secure the file. Unfortunately after I
printed the invoice and compared it to others, I found changes to make.
When I went back to the same location to 'uncheck' the box, it
Alexandros Prekates wrote
> Downloading a gdoc document from google drive you will prompted to
> choose a conversion.
>
> Choosing 'open document' i get an odt but i spotted an error in
> giving 'outline numbering = 10' to even headling styled with headline 1
> and superfluous xml in links.
>
>
Thanks Brian - you were right and you were right!! TEXT(Xn;"NN D MMMYY")
took care of the formatting. And the result looked bloody awful. Back to the
drawing board.
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At 17:59 05/09/2014 -0700, John R. Sowden wrote:
Now that I have created my invoice form, I went into file/properties
and checked 'open as read only', so the form does not get "filled
in". Then I decided to make some improvements. When I opened the
file, of course, it is set to read only, so I
At 20:04 05/09/2014 -0700, Ross Noname wrote:
I have a spreadsheet to keep track of payments. In one column I will
type 'ctrl+;' to enter the date. These cells are formatted for date
and duly show the date. If a date is entered the amount received
will appear in the adjacent cell (the amount is
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