Hi :)
If you need to clear a bit of space then try the standard
1. Empty the trash can in your emailing system. With more than 1 account you
might need to do each one separately
2. In your web-browser (safari?) empty all the temp files, caches, password
stores, cookies err anything like that
Hi :)
Errr, having said all that i couldn't open any of the test files sent off-list
(at least not in Ubuntu even after changing from utf8 to Apple encoding) so i
think it probably IS important to clear some space and install the light-weight
Abiword for word-processing. If you really need a
Hi :)
Just in case anyone thought i was sounding unusually knowledgeable (and about
Macs!) all my stuff was in the snipped out bit. It was all Alex and Ken there.
I have just had a few days (1hour/day) on a Macbook but it's the first time i
have used Mac in about a decade. Wow though! It
Hi :)
Don't worry about missing the in-built help. The English version is not great.
Plus you have to download it and install it separately (which is probably the
problem you are having)
http://www.libreoffice.org/download/
The non-English versions get cleaned up a lot during translation but
Hello
On page 1, the following PDF contains a map + street names on the left that
I'd like to keep, while removing the ads on the right:
http://dl.free.fr/voAdI7RGX
After opening the file in LibreOffice, I browsed through the menus, but
didn't find an option that looked like Crop or something.
I managed to find the Bookman font (Actually called Bookman Old Style). I
placed it under ~/.fonts
Though I must admit I liked URW Bookman L much better.
When opening a document written in a specific font and that font is not on
the system, then what font is LibreOffice using?
OpenSuse 12.3
Version 3.6:build-304 (Build ID: 360m1(Build:304)) openSUSE 12.3/x86_64
I have a LibreOffice master document with many sub-documents.
At the beginning of the document, in the master document, is a Table Of
Contents - it works, it generates a table of contents for the entire
document, including
Greetings,
you may remind that a couple months ago I had asked your opinion on what
are the least known features of the free office suites. That project was a
bit delayed, but in case you missed it, the first article is now finally
online at:
On Fri, 2013-05-24 at 13:54 +0200, M. Fioretti wrote:
Greetings,
you may remind that a couple months ago I had asked your opinion on what
are the least known features of the free office suites. That project was a
bit delayed, but in case you missed it, the first article is now finally
online
I didn't see the earlier posts so not sure what exactly the question
was, but I have AppleWorks 6 and it can save to .rtf which can then be
opened in LO. My version also uses MacLinkPlus (a library of file
converters) to save to M$Word format. Note that I haven't installed
MacLinkPlus
Marco,
There is a lot more:
- With SVG native handled + some macro's + the PDF export, LO/OO is
now a full DTP production tool
- Using the Elaix extension make it also a full EPUP/HTML5 production tool
Greetz
Fernand
On 24/05/2013 13:54, M. Fioretti wrote:
Greetings,
you may remind that
On 05/24/2013 06:37 AM, DJViking wrote:
I managed to find the Bookman font (Actually called Bookman Old Style). I
placed it under ~/.fonts
Though I must admit I liked URW Bookman L much better.
When opening a document written in a specific font and that font is not on
the system, then what font
On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 3:43 AM, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi :)
Just in case anyone thought i was sounding unusually knowledgeable (and
about Macs!) all my stuff was in the snipped out bit. It was all Alex and
Ken there.
I have just had a few days (1hour/day) on a Macbook
Hi :)
It's great to see another good article about LibreOffice and i
like the way it discusses both suites together and mentions other FOSS
Office Suites as being part of the same ecosystem. It doesn't use the
tired term co-operative competition but hints at it nicely.
There
were a couple
Hi :)
Ahh, i didn't need to create new workspaces. I just liked that i
seemed to be able to navigate to existing ones using an easy key
combination. Something like;
Ctrl/Apple-key/Alt and keyboard arrows
I
hadn't previously realised Apple even had the workspaces idea
built-in. About a
Hi :)
Congrats on solving this yourself!! Not an obvious answer! So, nicely done!
:)) Also thanks for sending the answer back to us but i think the weird new
way of the mailing list meant it accidentally didn't go to the list. I've just
sent it back to the list as there didn't seem
Hi :)
Nicely found and thanks for sharing that. Rtf is a reasonably good
middle-step. Even better if it can be done in headless mode to allow a large
number of files to be converted all at the same time to avoid having to open
each one and then re-save it and close.
I'm not entirely
Hi :)
The link took me to a web-page that looked like a downloads page or possibly a
giant advert. I couldn't see the Pdf at all.
In general i would use Gimp or other photo/image editor to crop parts of a Pdf
but then i have difficulty saving back into Pdf so i save as a Png or Jpg or
some
Hi :)
Just for anyone using MariaDB (or thinking about trying it) as a back-end for
Base but somehow not on their announcements mailing list ...
Regards from
Tom :)
- Forwarded Message -
From: MariaDB Announce List annou...@mariadb.org
To: annou...@mariadb.org
Sent: Thursday, 23
Hi :)
Did you work out a good answer to this issue? Did anyone give a
decent answer? It might be worth making another comment in your thread
about this to bump the thread to catch the week-end crew.
Regards from
Tom :)
From: lesarmstr...@talktalk.net
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