Hi :)
Are you logged in as Administrator? The sufficient access to that
key sounds to me like a permissions problem.
I take it you already tried to uninstall each version of LibreOffice
before installing the other one? It should handle that automatically
(i think) so if you haven't don't worry,
James C Smith:
'Error 1402. Could not open key:HOT_KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE32\Software\Classes\
bmp\OpenWithProgIDs.
The actual issue is that LO has no business messing with this registry key
at all.
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On 06/02/15 09:09, Paul wrote:
Surely running MSO under Wine on Linux is a valid choice? Not one I
would choose, for sure, but a choice that should be on the poll
none the less?
The idea is to highlight _Linux_ software.
By allowing _use x under
On 02/06/2015 04:59 PM, jonathon wrote:
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On 06/02/15 09:09, Paul wrote:
Surely running MSO under Wine on Linux is a valid choice? Not one I
would choose, for sure, but a choice that should be on the poll
none the less?
The idea is to highlight
Urmas D. wrote
'Error 1402. Could not open key:HOT_KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE32\Software\Classes\
bmp\OpenWithProgIDs.
The actual issue is that LO has no business messing with this registry key
at all.
Actually the correct registry key would be
Hi :)
Yup, you would probably be surprised how many of us did the same thing
at first. It's kinda cute that it tries to help but at the same time
it can sometimes be very annoying.
Congrats and regards from
Tom :)
On 5 February 2015 at 23:38, MySpam mys...@americansentry.net wrote:
I thought
Hi :)
+1
A huge congrats to everyone involved in making LibreOffice what it is today
Many regards from
Tom :)
On 5 February 2015 at 21:09, Robinson Tryon bishop.robin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Grabbing over 86% of the vote, LibreOffice was announced to be the
winner of the 'Office Suite
Urmas, I obviously missed the announcement that MS have a version of Office
for Linux. Can you please provide the link.
G.
On 6 February 2015 at 06:04, Urmas davian...@gmail.com wrote:
Robinson Tryon:
Grabbing over 86% of the vote, LibreOffice was announced to be the
winner of the 'Office
Hi :)
There was a recent post from someone else telling us of 2 hierarchical
or tree-like file-management systems. When i say recent i mean within
the last week
Regards from
Tom :)
On 5 February 2015 at 17:42, Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com wrote:
At 17:52 05/02/2015 +0100, Sven
Hi :)
Blimey that is really difficult to read! Any chance of breaking it
down into shorter paragraphs with a bigger gap between paragraph?
Regards from
Tom :)
On 6 February 2015 at 10:11, Gary Collins gcatl...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi,I've been having some trouble lately using in Writer
Hi :)
Yesss!! That is much better! :)) I got so fed up with Yahoo messing
things up that i set-up a GMail account and got it to pull in all my
new and old emails. It took a lot of getting used to but eventually i
figured it out enough and now it saves me TONS of time. Sadly GMail
also messes
While at first glance this seems like an obvious troll, after thinking
a bit I feel that there may be something to what Urmas said, though I
would hardly call the poll invalid for the omission. As far as I know,
Microsoft Office runs fine under Wine (please correct me if I'm wrong),
and the Wine
Hi :)
Perhaps. It might be good to suggest it to the organisers for next
year's poll. Certainly Skype was included, so why not? Unlike with
Skype i suspect that the majority vote would still go to LibreOffice
anyway. Our community is stronger and pulls together better.
People have often
I'll try; it was not like that when I sent it, that's what yahoo did to it
:-(See if below is any better; unfortunately I can't seem to get many font
options :-(/G.
Hi :)
Blimey that is really difficult to read! Any chance of breaking it
down into shorter paragraphs with a bigger gap
Out of interest Italo, why would you say the Wine option is not
comparable to a native binary?
The Wine people seem to want to change that perception, and although I
share it, I can't quite say why, other than it a) feels wrong (which
doesn't really have any technical basis), and b) might be
On 06/02/15 12:25, Paul wrote:
Out of interest Italo, why would you say the Wine option is not
comparable to a native binary?
Because it allows to run proprietary software for a proprietary
operating system, which is something I would definitely avoid in a Linux
environment.
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On 06/02/15 10:34, Tom Davies wrote:
Perhaps. It might be good to suggest it to the organisers for next
year's poll. Certainly Skype was included, so why not? Unlike with
Skype i suspect that the majority vote would still go to LibreOffice
anyway. Our community is stronger and pulls
On 06/02/15 06:04, Urmas wrote:
Any poll without Microsoft Office option is invalid.
Is Microsoft Office available for Linux? I do not think so.
The poll is run by LinuxQuestions, so Microsoft Office advocates can
just avoid to have a look and rest in peace.
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Hi :)
Yes it does feel badly wrong and kinda makes my skin crawl. Also i am
fairly sure that various parts of MS Office wont work properly - for
example Sharepoint, One Note, Outlook, Access and other things are
quite often troublesome even on Windows and some block such things as
having 2
Hi,I was using Writer yesterday, I can't recall every step that led up to this,
but I had a line with a tab in it, and went to the ruler to set the tab stop,
but the ruler was unresponsive, I couldn't add a tab stop to it.Double clicking
on it opened a dialog where, under one of the tabs, I was
Hi,I've been having some trouble lately using in Writer especially when using
alternative keyboard mappings (Windows 7). Yesterday, for example, I was using
a mapping that was basically English but which included macron vowels (that's
vowels with a bar over the top, used, e.g., to indicate a
Of course, that said, reading a bit further into the posts on the poll
seems to indicate that they specifically didn't include Wine + MSO
because they wanted only linux native options, otherwise the field was
just too big. Which is fine, but then it changes the question from
What is the most used
Hi everybody
Sorry about the attachment problem. Here is what the message said:
'Error 1402. Could not open key:HOT_KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE32\Software\Classes\
bmp\OpenWithProgIDs. Verify that you have sufficient access to that key, or
contact your support personnel.'
I hope that you can assist.
Hi :)
Attachments are stripped off emails to the list. You can upload it to
a Cloud storage place (such as google drive (or whatever it's called
now) and then give us the link to the document. If you can find
Nabble and figure it out that is a good place to store the document
online.
So i'm not
I was wondering if anyone on this list has bought the new Raspberry PI 2
mini-computer. I was thinking that with the much better specs, I wonder
how well the newest version of LibreOffice will work on the new machine.
Now that RPi2 has a quad core and 1GB of ram, it should be much better
On Fri, 06 Feb 2015 12:46:05 +0100
Italo Vignoli it...@libreoffice.org wrote:
On 06/02/15 12:25, Paul wrote:
Out of interest Italo, why would you say the Wine option is not
comparable to a native binary?
Because it allows to run proprietary software for a proprietary
operating system,
On 2/6/2015 4:09 AM, Paul wrote:
While at first glance this seems like an obvious troll, after thinking
a bit I feel that there may be something to what Urmas said, though I
would hardly call the poll invalid for the omission. As far as I know,
Microsoft Office runs fine under Wine (please
Hi
I have been using LibreOffice for some considerable time now. The version I
was using was LibreOffice 4.3.5., and I was informed that there was an
update to LibreOffice 4.4.0., so I commenced the update. Part way through, I
receive an error message (see attachment), and it then rolled back the
Hi :)
+1
I agree that it is a really bad idea to run proprietary programs on
Linux but i would widen it and say that it's a bad idea to run them
anywhere. However, I don't think there is a significant increase in
how bad it would be on Linux.
Of course part of the whole advantage of running
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