On 26/06/2012, Mark McDougall ma...@vl.com.au wrote:
These were originally fields in the word document. Showing 'field names'
in LibreOffice doesn't show any names for these 2 fields. I know one of
them was referencing a cell in a table on the 1st page - something we have
not been able to
In article 50c3cd7d.2050...@gmail.com,
Lincoln Ramsay a1291...@gmail.com wrote:
I couldn't find a bug report link on LibreOffice.org so I'm sending it here.
Steps to reproduce:
Navigate to a folder in the Finder that has more than 1 .odt file.
Select two .odt files.
Open them (Command +
On 12/09/2012 12:13 PM, Marc Grober wrote:
With 3.6.3.2 and OSX 10.8.2 selecting two odt files from Finder and
directing Finder to open both with LO results in a graphic message that
file1file2 does not exist (suggesting it is concatenating the file
name?)
HOWEVER - using the LO menu to
Hi Miroslaw
I needed some delay to check what software my friend had used : it was Pages ,
and I was using LO 3.5
Thx to your advice, I've installed LO 3.6.4.3 and the problem has disappeared.
I now can read the Mac docs.
Thanks to you, and thx also to everybody that has spent time to reply
Hi Alex
I needed some delay to check what software my friend had used : it was Pages ,
and I was using LO 3.5
Thx to Miroslaw’s advice, I've installed LO 3.6.4.3 and the problem has
disappeared.
I now can read the Mac docs.
Thanks to you, and thx also to everybody that has spent time to reply to
On Sun, 09 Dec 2012 19:34:05 +, Maurice Batey wrote:
I have to
insert the blank envelope on the LEFT-hand side of the same printer's
paper feed.
Deafening silence!
For what it's worth, I solved the problem by going into
(Print) Properties/General/Printer Language Type
and changing the
On 12/10/2012 01:36 PM, bsn wrote:
Hi Miroslaw
I needed some delay to check what software my friend had used : it was Pages ,
and I was using LO 3.5
Thx to your advice, I've installed LO 3.6.4.3 and the problem has disappeared.
I now can read the Mac docs.
Thanks to you, and thx also to
I may be way out of line here, but I’m sending this post to the user lists
for both LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice. I have both programs on my
computer and regularly use both. Like many of you out there, I have
subscribed to both user lists.
I don’t know the full history behind the
+1 agree
- Mensaje original -
De: VA cuyfa...@hotmail.com
Para: users@global.libreoffice.org
Enviados: Lunes, 10 de Diciembre 2012 16:28:35
Asunto: [libreoffice-users] A Tale of Two Office Suites
I may be way out of line here, but I’m sending this post to the user lists
for both
On 10/12/2012 at 23:28, VA cuyfa...@hotmail.com wrote:
I see both sides, but I’d like to point out one thing I have noticed in my
own use of the two programs. Some computer programs are what I would call
“load and use.” Programs like web browsers and mail clients, etc., require
little to
OK Had a chance to test going backwards and yes the problem exists in the older
versions as well.
On Dec 6, 2012, at 10:32 AM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
What about trying backwards, say a 3.5.4 version. Do you know if the problem
existed then.
steve
Eugenie (Oogie) McGuire
Desert Weyr
Hi :)
Just thought people might like to hear about the results of a public
consultantation that has been taking place in the Uk. I first heard about it
through these lists a few months ago
Regards from
Tom :)
From: Linda Humphries hidden
To: Open
Hi Virgil,
The default label templates in LibreOffice and OpenOffice are frame
based. About 4 years ago I ran across table style label templates that
someone developed for OpenOffiice. The have worked great for me in both
LibreOffice and OpenOffice without the problems of the frame based
I wish this were true ... using WIN [now 7], it's not ;-(
To be able to compare 2 versions side by side would be an asset -
often, I've wanted to remember how something was worded ... so I have to
close the document, open the other document then reverse the process
because both
Hi :)
Perhaps try this in either Office Suite
Tools - Options - Paths
and set them both to read the same folders. That way all your settings should
be the same regardless of which program you happen to have open at the time.
I'm considering using that sort of approach to make the GnuLinux
Tom,
Thanks for the tip.
But, don't I run the risk of having one or both programs corrupting my user
configuration?
Virgil
-Original Message-
From: Tom Davies
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 6:40 PM
To: RODRIGUEZ FONSECA JORGE ALBERTO ; VA
Cc: users@global.libreoffice.org
Hi :)
It might be easier to keep track of your back-ups if you are only backing up 1
folder rather than 2.
Regards from
Tom :)
From: VA cuyfa...@hotmail.com
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Tuesday, 11 December 2012, 0:36
Subject: Re:
Tom,
I absolutely agree. It never occurred to me to use the Paths function to point
both programs to the same template folder. It’s a great idea.
I was only concerned about corruption as I’ve seen that issue come up so many
times on both LO and AOO user lists, although I’ve never had the
I prefer to keep the folders for package separate, just in case there is
a problem with one and I would have the other to use.
I just make sure I backup all the major dot folders on my Linux
systems every few days and not worry about the others except monthly.
do not use both LO and AOO on
Umm, if two Text (.odt) documents have not changed dramatically, does not the
Edit | Compare Document ...
menu dialog provide a way of seeing how the currently open document is changed
from another document?
- Dennis
-Original Message-
From: anne-ology
do not use both LO and AOO on the same system.
Why not?
Virgil
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Hi. I can see 2 other interpretations from Anne-ology message.
1. She wants to be able to open the file twice, to visually compare the
instance initially (and still) on disc with the instance edited in ram.
2. She wants to be able to visually compare 2 parts (paragraphs) in the
same document.
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the insight on the behavior of a Base form. In your reply you
suggested that I put in a request for enhancement after checking to see if
the same behavior occurred with LO 3.6. It behaves the same way. I have no
clue as to how to go about putting in a request for enhancement.
On 12/10/2012 10:25 PM, VA wrote:
do not use both LO and AOO on the same system.
Why not?
Virgil
1 - I do not use AOO [or OOo before AOO came out] since I started using
LO almost 2 years ago.
2 - I do not think it is wise to use two packages that are both forks
from the original OOo
well, now you've lost me ;-)
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton dennis.hamil...@acm.org
wrote:
Umm, if two Text (.odt) documents have not changed dramatically, does not
the
Edit | Compare Document ...
menu dialog provide a way of seeing how the currently
Yes, that's my idea.
Seems sensible to me, yet the computer just doesn't seem to like my
idea ;-)
the computer seems to have another idea - well, I guess it gets
back at me for referring to it as a 'glorified typewriter' ;-)
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 9:26 PM, Steve
On 12/10/2012 02:28 PM, VA wrote:
...
Not so with office suites. To get the most out of my office suites, I create
and edit templates, page, character and paragraph styles. I have to set the
autocorrect functions of each program to my liking to prevent a (c) from
turning into a ©. ...
...
If you want to compare one document with an earlier version, and you have both,
do the following.
Open the first document in LibreOffice Writer.
When it is open, go to the menu above the document.
Click Edit
On the pull-down menu, click Compare Document ...
A file open dialog will appear.
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