Il 24/09/2012 17:15, Mirosław Zalewski ha scritto:
On 24/09/2012 at 16:48, webmaster-Kracked_P_P webmas...@krackedpress.com
wrote:
We need to keep it with the
needed options for the 90% average users and not for those that are in
the last 10% or even those in the last 1% or less users that
Il 18/09/2012 21:38, Jay Lozier ha scritto:
[...]
The rental model, in theory,
guarantees a stabler cash flow whether the software rental is good for
users is another matter.
I totally agree.
At $WORK we had a 3D CAD package that would not work anymore if the
licence was not renewed
LO 3.6.02 Ubuntu 12.04
When pasting a multi-page table saved as html from a web page into a
Writer document, the table doesn't flow onto the next page, it
disappears in the gap between the pages
Any way to fix this, or is this a bug?
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Hi :)
I think that renting could result in better software because it eliminates the
excuse that major bugs are only fixed in the newer release. At the moment MS
can claim that it's the users fault if they suffer a bug because they should
buy the new release. While they probably still will do
Il 02/10/2012 13:51, Tom Davies ha scritto:
Hi :) I think that renting could result in better software because it
eliminates the excuse that major bugs are only fixed in the newer
release. At the moment MS can claim that it's the users fault if
they suffer a bug because they should buy the new
Hi :)
I don't find that at all. I do find that it can sometimes be difficult to get
the right balance for settings in
Tools - Options - Memory
Too much and you get the effect you are talking about but the default is often
t low and can't handle bloated documents with massively heavy
Hi :)
It's sometimes difficult to appreciate the work that others are doing
especially if it's in a very different area and especially if you do tons of
work yourself. Dan does tons of very heavy lifting that hardly ever gets
appreciated. Everyone's effort, however little, should be
Dan's statement is also a very good one. Another BINGO if you want so.
However, an exchange of opinions should also be possible. Was the discussion on morons too long?
Depends on the criteria applied...
I personaly think that Wolfgang's word IT-illiterate morons were not meant to
be taken
On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 5:51 AM, Gordon Burgess-Parker gbpli...@gmail.comwrote:
LO 3.6.02 Ubuntu 12.04
When pasting a multi-page table saved as html from a web page into a
Writer document, the table doesn't flow onto the next page, it disappears
in the gap between the pages
Any way to fix
Hi all,
I am running LibreOffice 3.5.3.2 in a convertible netbook which has a 10
screen with resolution 1024x600. Everything works fine in netbook mode:
http://samaan.kontesti.me/libreoffice/libreoffice_normal.png
When I convert to tablet mode and rotate to portrait orientation, the close
button
On 10/02/2012 08:08 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
I don't find that at all. I do find that it can sometimes be difficult to
get the right balance for settings in
Tools - Options - Memory
Too much and you get the effect you are talking about but the default is
often t low and can't
I don't think we need to remove existing features. But I DO think we
need to focus on the 90% of average users. Basically, I think LO
should be making sure it can do everything that MS Office 97
(15-year-old software) could do, and do it just as well and just as
easily. If LO could do THAT,
On 10/02/2012 02:38 PM, Tim Deaton wrote:
I don't think we need to remove existing features. But I DO think we
need to focus on the 90% of average users. Basically, I think LO
should be making sure it can do everything that MS Office 97
(15-year-old software) could do, and do it just as well
The only other addition to MSO-97 would be the 2007/2010/2013 versions
of their x formats and any other file formats that might be used now
by MSO or other software.
On 10/02/2012 03:55 PM, Jay Lozier wrote:
On 10/02/2012 02:38 PM, Tim Deaton wrote:
I don't think we need to remove existing
Jay Lozier wrote:
snip
From the comments on the list, the weakest part of LO is Base. However,
my observation is most people find learning any true database daunting
and thus do not learn how to use any database. Compounding this is the
fact many MSO packages do not include Access. Many thus
On 10/02/2012 07:19 PM, Girvin R. Herr wrote:
Jay Lozier wrote:
snip
From the comments on the list, the weakest part of LO is Base. However,
my observation is most people find learning any true database daunting
and thus do not learn how to use any database. Compounding this is the
fact
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