Le 05/06/12 07:05, Agustin Lobo a écrit :
Dan,
Thanks for your answer, but, frankly, it's not useful at all. I'm
asking a very specific
question, thus answering with such a general advise is like telling
learn how to use a gps
to somebody who is asking you the directions to the closest hospital.
Hi Agus,
Agustin Lobo schrieb:
Regina,
many thanks for your help.
Just found that this problem happens only if a recycle a given ppt, not if
I start a new presentation from scratch.
That good. So not LibO is broken, but you only need to change the
setting in this special presentation.
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Agustin Lobo wrote:
Regina,
many thanks for your help.
Just found that this problem happens only if a recycle a given ppt, not if
I start a new presentation from scratch. Nevertheless, as this
recycling is actually
important, I provide a short example here:
Dan,
Thanks for your answer, but, frankly, it's not useful at all. I'm
asking a very specific
question, thus answering with such a general advise is like telling
learn how to use a gps
to somebody who is asking you the directions to the closest hospital.
I can't believe changing the default color
When I insert a text box, the default color for text is white, which
is quite inconvenient.
How can i change this default? Could not find it in options.
Using LibreOffice LibreOffice 3.5.3.2
Build ID: 350m1(Build:2)
Ubuntu 11:10
Thanks
Agus
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Hi Agus,
Agustin Lobo schrieb:
When I insert a text box, the default color for text is white, which
is quite inconvenient.
How can i change this default? Could not find it in options.
Using LibreOffice LibreOffice 3.5.3.2
Build ID: 350m1(Build:2)
Ubuntu 11:10
Normally the default color is
Regina,
many thanks for your help.
Just found that this problem happens only if a recycle a given ppt, not if
I start a new presentation from scratch. Nevertheless, as this
recycling is actually
important, I provide a short example here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3180464/test.ppt
Note that the
