Hi Tom,
* I did get helpful responses from Pedro (pedl...@gmail.com) and NoOp (
gl...@sbcglobal.net).
* The problem I described was apparently specific to LO 3.5.0 Beta 0
(which, according to Pedro, should not even have been released).
* A few days after I wrote, LO 3.5.0 Beta 1 came out. It did
Hi all:
* I recently saw that LO 3.5.0 beta was available, and installed it.
* I noticed that the installation notes on FileHippo (
http://www.filehippo.com/download_libreoffice/changelog/) included the
following unusual items:
- With this Beta, you have to use the 'parallel installation' to
Hi Joel,
FileHippo has versions of Open Office install files all the way back to
V1.1.5:
http://www.filehippo.com/download_openoffice/history/
I don't know about source codes, if that's distinct from the install files.
- Steve Anderson
*=== Joel Madero wrote:*
Date: Tue, Dec 6, 9:47 AM
Re:
* All the previous versions of Java Runtime Environment are also available
at FileHippo (http://www.filehippo.com/download_jre_32/).
* It's not necessary to open an account there.
* version 6 update 28 is not there either.
*=== webmaster for Kracked Press Productions wrote*:
date: Fri, Dec 2,
Hi John,
* I'm another older person who previously used OpenOffice and now uses
LibreOffice.
* You can see a partial answer to your question at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libreoffice, under the heading Initial
release.
* Yes, I would advise you to start using LibreOffice immediately.
- Regards,
Hi guys,
Thanks for the useful suggestions!
- Steve A.
*=== Jerry wrote:*
Since the comment will always have a single location as a starting point
why not just highlight the selection using the highlight tool on the
Formatting Toolbar and then insert the comment? That should make it clear
that
Hello,
* Thanks for your advice about navigation of comments (below).
* I have another question related to comments in LO 3.4.4 (Writer).
* I would like to insert a comment that refers to some text that I have
selected (a phrase or sentence), rather than a single cursor point.
* I tried selecting
* In Writer, I would like to insert a comment that refers to some text that
I have selected (a phrase or sentence), rather than a single cursor point.
* I tried selecting the desired text, then clicking Insert/ Comment (or
Ctrl-Alt-C), but the resulting comment points to the beginning point of the
