Hi :)
It's not clear which Operating System is being used so it's probably some
version of Windows. Windows assumes you are in the US by default and it's
rare to find anyone bothering to change it's default.
Somewhere in the Operating System's settings there may be a
"Regionalization" or "Regiona
Hi :)
Thanks :)
Of course we take the blame whenever 'they' change their formats and refuse
to pass their formats specification on to anyone else, as appears to be the
case give that MS struggle too.
Wrt paranoia, yes it does appear paranoid. Even though it fits a pattern
that makes it easy to p
DavidBTeagueAt Comporium.net wrote
> Underlining is a common task in LO, and it is easy. Control U. But I
> need to overline (also called overscore or overbar), some text, in my
> case digits. Overlining is common in scientific fields, and I use it to
> indicate a shift, a motion of the hand, on
Libreoffice community:
Underlining is a common task in LO, and it is easy. Control U. But I
need to overline (also called overscore or overbar), some text, in my
case digits. Overlining is common in scientific fields, and I use it to
indicate a shift, a motion of the hand, on double bass music
Le 07/09/2017 à 12:12, Tom Davies a écrit :
> Hi :)
> 1. Is there an easy work-around such as using "Pages" to save in a
> different format?
Pages 6.2 (latest version available on OSX 10.12.6) can export to :
PDF
Word (DOCX or DOC97-2004)
Plain text
RTF
ePub
Pages'09
so potentially, there ar
Hi :)
1. Is there an easy work-around such as using "Pages" to save in a
different format?
2. Does Microsquish Office open such files any better?
3. Is it easy to file a bug-report against "Pages" with better likelihood
of Apple fixing it?
It seems that other companies try to force users into
Le 06/09/2017 à 18:51, anne-ology a écrit :
FWIW, only older versions of Pages (version '09) documents can be opened
with reasonable fidelity using LibreOffice.
Current versions of Pages (5.6.x) documents do not open correctly. There
is at least one bug report (bug 105211) about this in the Libre
Le 06/09/2017 à 19:17, Budge a écrit :
As I understand it, and perhaps I am misguided, the default page size is
locale dependent. In other words, if you download the US version of
LibreOffice (the default dependent on your browser identification), but
don't install the language packs for en-GB, th
