[libreoffice-users] solved unsubscribe issue

First apologies for previously posting in a hijacked thread, the excitement was to much :-) A suggestion to check junk/spam filters (gmail) was the problem solver. My ISP has junk mail filters that I can manage with a web interface, I just never do this, they expire naturally, its spam. I could

[libreoffice-users] Moving Sections

Is there an easy way to graphically move sections around. I accidentally created a section within a section of a document, and am trying to take it out of the hierarchy in the document navigator. Alas no luck. Also there seems no really easy visual way to see a section in a document, is there a

[libreoffice-users] Unneeded Languages Removal in LO

Hi, I'm still checking, but there are products I just learned about to apply removal of unneeded languages to apps that I downloaded yesterday available from Zeobit: PCKeeper and MACKeeper. 30-day trial versions are available. I'm testing MACKeeper now. It defaults to American English.

Re: [libreoffice-users] UNSUBSCRIBE

On 2011-03-12 3:59 PM, Greg Madden wrote: I have been trying to unsubscribe for a quite a while. The spam filters at the isp level were catching the confirm email. I have the option to review the spam via a web interface, I just never have done so. Found a filtered message from an old friend

Re: [libreoffice-users] Moving Sections

gmanrpi schrieb: Is there an easy way to graphically move sections around. I accidentally created a section within a section of a document, and am trying to take it out of the hierarchy in the document navigator. Alas no luck. Also there seems no really easy visual way to see a section in a

Re: [libreoffice-users] Moving Sections

Le 13/03/2011 17:09, Regina Henschel a écrit : gmanrpi schrieb: Is there an easy way to graphically move sections around. I accidentally created a section within a section of a document, and am trying to take it out of the hierarchy in the document navigator. Alas no luck. Also there

[libreoffice-users] Has it all, except... Project Manager.

I think LibreOffice is really great, it´s almost a complete alternative to similar products as M$Office. But to achieve complete replacement I strongely believe there´s only one thing missing: A integrated project manager. I´ve searched for a lot of replacements, planner, kplato, etc... But it

Re: [libreoffice-users] Has it all, except... Project Manager.

On 3/13/11 4:51 PM, Fernando Hildebrand wrote: I think LibreOffice is really great, it´s almost a complete alternative to similar products as M$Office. But to achieve complete replacement I strongely believe there´s only one thing missing: A integrated project manager. Hi Fernando, How about

Re: [libreoffice-users] Has it all, except... Project Manager.

2011/3/13 Glenn glenns...@gmail.com On 3/13/11 4:51 PM, Fernando Hildebrand wrote: I think LibreOffice is really great, it´s almost a complete alternative to similar products as M$Office. But to achieve complete replacement I strongely believe there´s only one thing missing: A integrated

Re: [libreoffice-users] Has it all, except... Project Manager.

Thats another way of telling people to use KDE. Taskjugger pulls in KDE packages which colours other DEs. I think LO uses GTK ... what is wrong with Planner? On 03/13/2011 09:51 PM, Fernando Hildebrand wrote: I think LibreOffice is really great, it´s almost a complete alternative to

Re: [libreoffice-users] Has it all, except... Project Manager.

2011/3/13 Onyeibo Oku twoho...@gmail.com Thats another way of telling people to use KDE. Taskjugger pulls in KDE packages which colours other DEs. I think LO uses GTK ... what is wrong with Planner? I didn´t quite get the thing of telling people to use KDE. Aside that, I don´t know what LO