Hi :)
+1
I have to collect articles from varies different writers for a newsletter and
at first it was much easier to paste unformatted text and then apply the
newsletter's styles for headings and stuff.
Regards from
Tom :)
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Hi :)
I generally stick with whatever is in the repos. Most distros have LO in their
repos and many have it as their default office suite when you first install
their distro.
So, it's not completely surprising that maybe not many people have installed
the deb and of course even less would
How do I get rid of the single quote format character so I can work with the
dates from imported cvs or xls files?
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Am 01.09.2012 14:04, JAMES MAJESKI wrote:
How do I get rid of the single quote format character so I can work with the
dates from imported cvs or xls files?
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At 05:04 01/09/2012 -0700, James Majeski wrote:
How do I get rid of the single quote format character so I can work
with the dates from imported cvs or xls files?
What you have is not dates as such, but date values expressed as
text. How to solve your problem is difficult to say exactly,
On 09/01/2012 08:04 AM, JAMES MAJESKI wrote:
How do I get rid of the single quote format character so I can work with the
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Mirosław,
Thanks for your interest and advice.
I have created an example file (on a Mac). With LO 3.5.6 no problem.
The file has 4 columns of data: in the first is a date, in the second an item
description, in the third a number (my example records amounts paid into or
taken out of a bank
Hi Dave
First: I have uploaded example file:
http://minio.xt.pl/pliki/LO-3.6-crash-sample.ods
Feel free to share link with anyone who might be interested.
Second: I still could not crash LO this way. This means that either:
1. This is Mac-only bug (I could not reproduce because I am using
hi. I have a .docx file created with ms word, but when I try to open it with
libreoffice writer 3.6.0 (on linux ubuntu) it crashes and closes immediately
without showing anything... I don't know why
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Problems?
Hello
Here's the problem:
- an AVI video file with a few seconds removed when it was ripped from the
original DVD
- the subtitle .sub file that still contains the full data
Here's what a .sub file looks like:
-
{65364}{65474}first line that I need to remove
...
Is there some reason you're using .docx rather than .doc?;
if not, then you might try 'saving as' .doc then opening with LO.
On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 1:54 PM, Paolo Debortoli
paolo_debort...@yahoo.comwrote:
hi. I have a .docx file created with ms word, but when I try to open it
I attempted to run spad min as follows:
I found the directory containing spadmin.
I changed into that directory ./spadmin.
The result was to return four lines, each reading No protocol specified.
On Friday, August 31, 2012 09:47:10 PM you wrote:
On Thu, 30 Aug 2012, rcdawson wrote:
It
Hello,
I am trying to find the command line option to convert an
ASCII text file (.txt) to ODF and apply a template to the ODF output.
Doing this without a template is simple with:
soffice.bin --headless --convert-to odt test.txt
convert /tmp/test.txt - /tmp/test.odt using
What I want
Thank you all for your assistance. You have pointed to features of which I
was not aware, but found easily. The work-around solution will not be
necessary. As for not deleting the single quote that is not there, that
work-around works, but is very labor intensive. I will be doing some
On 09/01/2012 05:07 PM, rcdawson wrote:
I attempted to run spad min as follows:
I found the directory containing spadmin.
I changed into that directory ./spadmin.
The result was to return four lines, each reading No protocol specified.
Then you have an installation issue:
$ locate
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