Thanks, Bruce. I probably looked right over half of these. As far as
the find bar issue goes, the problem cleared itself up after
reinstalling (before, I had the find box and nothing else on that line;
now it shows up when I press Ctrl-F, like it's supposed to, and the
other icons are there,
> the icons in the menu bars are terrible! Way too large
Tools > Options; Left panel: LibreOffice > View; Right panel: Set Icon
Size = Small
If desired, install and select an alternate icon style as well.
> as is the bar at the bottom with the "Find" window, which I can't find a
way to get rid
Okay, I'll take back part of what I said. I just reinstalled, and the
destination option does, indeed, appear. It's just so unobtrusive that
I didn't see it the first time.
On 10/14/2016 13:01, Dave Liesse wrote:
As I might have said when I posted a question about opening a
Doug McNutt wrote:
What I have learned:
Most important: Brian is very helpful. Thank you.
Dates are really floating point numbers and the unit is one day.
Somewhere there must be a way of setting the zero point. 1900, 1904,
1970 are common.
Tools > Options > LibreOffice Calc > Calculate >
Valter Mura wrote:
Hi All
I noticed that if I have a Calc file with multiple sheets, even if with
regular print area defined, if I click the "Print PDF directly" button
while positioned in a specific sheet, the command prints out *all the
sheets* I have in the file.
With the same situation in
message wrote:
Readers,
Could someone please explain how to apply the function 'ifelse' to
change a vector, for various conditions?
testseq<-seq(1:20)
testchange<-ifelse(testseq<=4,'x',testseq)
testchange<-c(ifelse(testseq<=4,'x',testseq),ifelse(testseq>=5,'y',testseq))
The last instruction
Ken Springer wrote:
I've just posted a message about document protection.
After I've got the document protection the way I wish, how do I export
that document as a PDF and retain the ability to have the fill in fields?
I think you need to add the fields as "Form Controls", e.g. Insert >
Form
As I might have said when I posted a question about opening a
password-protected Excel file, I updated LO to v5.2.1.2. Still can't
open that file, but that's not what this post is about.
One reason I delayed updating is what I read with regard to v4 -- the
icons in the menu bars are
Using Musescore all the time for creating Choral music-
Musescore does have PDF export (and also MusicXML).
For me it is a very good alternative to commercially available software (e.g.
Sibelius)
Best,
Rob.
> Op 14 okt. 2016, om 19:25 heeft Julian Brooks het
> volgende
> You recognized Valter himself wrote this enhancement request four years
ago?
Actually, I did not notice that. I recently added myself to the CC list for
that bug as I agree that more control over PDF output from Calc would be
nice.
> ... Printing button is right beside this. Here you could
Hi Paul,
No I wasn't aware of MuseScore, thanks for the tip.
The score examples aren't PDF's they are PNG's, though I must say they
aren't as sharp looking as I would prefer.
LOSA looks great, more stuff to wrap my head around:)
Cheers,
Julian
On 12 October 2016 at 15:50, Paul D. Mirowsky
In my circumstance, I am copying over an old database to a new one and
changing the name. Then I add new data to the new database. After that I
update the query to access the new data only.
I copy over to a new database as a way to remove old records (data) and
keep Base from losing it when
Le 13/10/2016 à 22:46, Gary Dale a écrit :
Hi Gary,
> This is absurd. The form letter should just contain the name of the
> fields and let the user select which database and/or query they wants to
> use. As it stands, I am apparently required to not only stick with the
> same database but also
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Hi Bruce,
> There is actually an enhancement request related to PDF export in
> Calc: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54052
You recognized Valter himself wrote this enhancement request four
years ago?
>
> I agree the default of
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