jmadero wrote
Are styles supposed to retain properties like bold. I am consistently
getting mixed results using styles.
The comments up-thread by Kevin O'Brien and Brian Barker are correct,
despite a number of disagreements. So called direct or manual (directly
applied) formatting will always
Hi :)
Ahh, of course! The direct formatting remained on despite pressing Enter
a few times. Seems a sensible way to do it thb. If formatting kept
flicking back to the style rather than kept going the way the user had set
it then it could become quite painful.
When i went back to the file and
Hi :)
It depends on which OS. If on Windows then i think you have to dragdrop
the font files into somewhere like;
C:\Windows\system32\fonts
at which point each creates a pop-up that you have to Ok. Then all
except LibreOffice will see your fonts. I'm not sure how to get
LibreOffice to see the
Le 12/09/2014 08:38, Owen Genat a écrit :
Hi Owen,
My experience on several occasions has unfortunately been that the
Default style in Writer has hard formatting characteristics which cause
application of Heading 3 not to work correctly, and it seems hard to be
able to ascribe any particular
Le 11/09/2014 19:04, Marc Grober a écrit :
At a guess, more font substitution issues - depending on the font type
(OTF seems to be a common culprit) and family font weights, LO appears
to carry out font substitution - this might be why you are seeing
different characters. There appears to be no
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Hi *
I ever had such an issue on GNU/Linux and it was related to a font
cache problem. As OS X is using the equivalent behavior; I would
recommend you to clear your font cache and see if this solves the
problem. On OS X, first close all opened
On 09/11/2014 02:15 PM, Stef Bon wrote:
I got a template.docx of my education institution, and tried to open
it using LibreOffice.
I found out too late - after I sent it, I got comments of receiver - that writer
did show the table totally wrong.
I have seen that some tables do not show proper
On 11-9-2014 20:15, Stef Bon wrote:
Hi,
I got a template.docx of my education institution, and tried to open
it using LibreOffice.
Templates in MS-Word are not stored with the extension '.docx'
I found out too late - after I sent it, I got comments of receiver - that writer
did show the
Ah, I'm beginning to see a glimmer of light at the end of this long,
dark tunnel ;-)
I've already placed all fonts in that folder ... also in 'font'
folder in each program
[found with search then plopped in; should I have saved in some
special way?]
I don't
so solution(s) ???
From: Alex Thurgood alex.thurg...@gmail.com
Date: Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 3:31 AM
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Selected fonts are no longer displaying in
LO 4.2.4.2 on OSX 10.9.4
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Le 11/09/2014 19:04, Marc Grober a écrit :
At a
Hi all,
every now and then some formulas get lost irrecoverably in my documents.
Some boxes are empty then and a double-click into them opens the editor
showing an empty pane.
This behaviour is not reproducable and happens somewhere in my
documents, not just where I edit it.
This is
On 12-9-2014 17:15, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
In common usage people mean something quite different when they say
template. Proper templates, as we would use the term, are quite
different and would probably be more useful to them.
Many people have no idea what a real template is so they just
On Wed, 27 Aug 2014 13:59:45 +0100, Tom Davies wrote:
Chapter 13 Working with Master Documents might help!
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/
Publications#LibreOffice_Writer_Guide
I've just started looking into Master Documents, although I have a
suspicion it would be a
Hi :)
This is just in Math, nothing to do with Calc is it?
I don't know what is causing it. Is there an alternative such as using
Scribus or LaTeX? I think it's fairly easy to get LibreOffice to Save As
... into a format that Scribus can use easily but i don't know how
difficult Scribus is to
On Fri, 12 Sep 2014 16:30:22 +, I wrote:
Error window saying Can't create document.
No hint of why not, so not sure what to try next...
(Presumably there is some minimum structure missing, but what?!)
OK - cracked it!
Dumped that 'Master Documents' info doc and used instead:
At 16:30 12/09/2014 +, Maurice Noname wrote:
I've just started looking into Master Documents, although I have a
suspicion it would be a 'sledgehammer to crack a walnut'. After
studying the info I felt confident enough to try a test, but struck
a rock almost immediately:
I made a small
Tom, *, of course there are alternatives among the LaTex editors and Tex
renderings, but rather than sending Paul off on a wild goose chase, better
to ask him for the additional details we need triage his issue.
So, Paul--are you working natively only with ODF format in Writer .odt, and
Math
On Wed, 10 Sep 2014 14:47:44 +0100
Tom Davies tomc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi :)
Sorry we couldn't help you with this!
After you've done the current work it might be good to post a
bug-report with google. It's likely to be google docs fault and it's
a shame they don't offer good alternatives!
Hi Stuart,
On 09/12/2014 07:15 PM, V Stuart Foote wrote:
Tom, *, of course there are alternatives among the LaTex editors and Tex
renderings, but rather than sending Paul off on a wild goose chase, better
to ask him for the additional details we need triage his issue.
So, Paul--are you
Hi Mark an others like Tom,
first of all there seams to be a misunderstanding. I meant with
template a guide given by the teacher
to me, as a layout the teachers expect the results will have.
So not the technical term for it, it's just a document in the docx format.
second I see myself since two
Alex Thurgood wrote:
My experience on several occasions has unfortunately been that the
Default style in Writer has hard formatting characteristics which cause
application of Heading 3 not to work correctly, and it seems hard to be
able to ascribe any particular sequence of actions to make it
Stef Bon wrote:
Hi Mark an others like Tom,
first of all there seams to be a misunderstanding. I meant with
template a guide given by the teacher
to me, as a layout the teachers expect the results will have.
So not the technical term for it, it's just a document in the docx format.
Yes, I
On 12-9-2014 20:28, Stef Bon wrote:
c. I will provide a bug report. With stripped data. I really think
that the importing and exporting foreign formats like docx, and
especially the different versions of it, is very important. You speak
about different versions. I know with Samba, the project
Hi Stuart,
On 09/12/2014 08:30 PM, V Stuart Foote wrote:
Paul,
Great. In a sense that simplifies things tremendously. It also means it is a
problem that falls squarely on the project to resolve. Need to try to pin
down specifics of a cause--I know you've said it is spurious.
So, one place
Hi all,
Thanks a lot for your reactions and support.
I will add two things to my actions list, although I do not promise
anything. I need my time.
a. try to contact student organisations/university to ask them to
provide more options.
Brian Barker suugested I do convert it first at the
At 22:30 12/09/2014 +0200, Stef Bon wrote:
Brian Barker suggested I do convert it first at the university to a
format I use (ODF). That's not an option.
No, I didn't suggest that! I suggested using Microsoft Word (where
you have it at the university) to save a copy of your .docx as PDF.
And
I think that the percentages that Mark showed are also present in 4.3.1. At
least that is my understanding. I have worked for an article to Elsevier
today and that had some problems, with headers relating to the main header
style. However, the main issue for me is that they want to have the
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