Many thanks.
I found it OK, but the result was the same Write error, Unable to write
to file.
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I am using a Mac, System 10.7.2
I suppose I could try a Log File to see what happened.
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There is no need to look for a trace program.
If you go into Utilities Console you can find a log of what happened.
All the actions are timed.
I have taken on something rather demanding at the moment, but I will try to
do the Export PDF again when I find time.
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Writer can be converted to an epub document using the extension Write2epub
My experience is it does make a bit of a mess to it though if your document
is rather complex.
For the benefit of others.
I updated my Libre Office to the latest build of 3.5 and now everything
appears to be OK
Cor
I updated to the latest build of LO 3.5 and tried using a different name.
It worked.
I also tried the same with Write2epub and it worked, but the formatting was
horrendous.
The plot thickens.
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The Mac PPC version of LO 3.5 does not show images in Impress Slide Show.
Adding images to a slide produces the error Graphics Filter Not Found.
The Mac Intel version does not have this problem, neither does the PPC
version if you use LO 3.4.5
Can someone confirm this?
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I am using an Intel Mac and LO 3.5
I was not aware of the fault, but I have since tried loading a 12MB document
and yes, there is a problem with the vertical scroll bar.
I am not sure that this is a LO fault though.
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Make sure there is no space before the = in the formula.
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I only use the system short cuts, which appear in the menus.
If you create additional keyboard cuts, then these must be Saved.
Having saved them, they must consequentially be Loaded if you wish to use
them.
If the keys you have assigned conflict with system keys, the system key will
be replaced.
I have After the Deadline and Language Tool in my Libre 3.5.1 Extensions.
This worked in LO 3.4.5, but not in 3.5.1
My Operating System in Mac 10.7.3
Does this work for anyone else?
BTW. My Java is Apple 1.6_029
Al my other extensions appear to be functioning OK.
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Showing the apostrophe in front of a number is a great help.
If I total a column it immediately tells me which numbers are included in
the total and, more important, which numbers are not.
Real text does not need the apostrophe.
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The way it is now is ideal for what I do, but needs vary.
Your question implies that I might need something extra, I cannot think what
though.
So. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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I have Mac 10.7.3 and Java is installed by Apple version 1.6.0_29
I have always felt it wise to stick to the Apple version concurrent with
each system.
Using Libre 3.5.2.1, I have no trouble running macros.
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Because you mentioned Memory test, and that is a Java macro, I tried that and
it worked.
I also used CT2N, Convert Text to Numbers, and that works.
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I updated from 3.4.6 and though the template path has changed, I had no
problems.
Assisting a Mac newcomer I installed Lo 3.5.3 for the first time and it does
not find a User created template.
Either it has saved it in the wrong place or it is looking for it in the
wrong place.
BTW. I am using Mac
I have a Mac. System 10.7.4
Libre O, 3.5.4.2
The ^ is Shift 6 and it works perfectly.
Enter 3^2 does not work.
The correct syntax is =3^2.
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Doesn't =3^2 just give the equation rather than the answer? Weird! It
sounds like Mac is good fun to get used to.
Regards from
Tom :)
No Tom =3^2 gives the result, 9.
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Yes, but what is the difference?
Macro basic or Calc formula.
Either way, you still need to use the correct syntax.
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Wanda you can set the default fonts for LO documents using
TOOLSOPTIONSLibreOffice WriterBasic Fonts (Western). You can select
any installed Western font as the default font.
Jay Lozier wrote
On 05/25/2012 05:55 PM, Wanda Moore wrote:
I use the right click menu or edit in the toolbar. I've
Something went wrong there.
I should have said:
There is no Tools Options for LO in the Mac system.
To make the correction you need: Libre Office Preferences Writer etc.
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No JL
All Mac Applications have their 'Preferences' where you set up all the
customization. It is outside the normal operating menus as it is very rarely
used once you have established everything.
It is also to a very large extent a System thing.
It also means one less item in the menus.
Most Mac
I am using LibO 3.5.4.2 on a Mac 10.7.4 and there does not appear to be any
problems with colour in Calc, fonts or background.
Can you give us an example?
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I'm sorry, but I don't understand.
When I go to File Print I get the same LibO menu as I do when I use
Command P
The Tabs offered are: General, LibO Writer, Page Layout and Options.
Where under these should I find: Two sided?
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Thank you James
Larry got it right, but I thought you might have found a way of keeping the
LibO dialogue.
Thank you too Larry. LibO amazes me once again.
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It works OK in NeoOffice.
I am using a Snow Leopard Mac.
Tinkerer.
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Stefan Weigel wrote:
Hi Arda,
Am 07.12.2010 09:31, schrieb Arda Tunccekic:
I have numbers in that column, with trailing spaces which look like ;
1.2
12.9
3.4
When I right click to the column, choose Format Cells and
Number, it doesn't convert.
Yes. The
Stefan Weigel wrote:
Hi Arda,
Am 07.12.2010 09:31, schrieb Arda Tunccekic:
I have numbers in that column, with trailing spaces which look like ;
1.2
12.9
3.4
When I right click to the column, choose Format Cells and
Number, it doesn't convert.
Yes. The
I have Libre 3.3 on an iMac 10.6.5 and I can not reproduce the fault with an
8 page document.
Tink.
Vit wrote:
Dear Libreoffice users and developers!
I've got problem using latest libreoffice and saving as doc. Here is the
document. It has 2 collumns, if I make the text fitting 2
I do not know why, but it works OK now I am no longer using the Beta.
Tink
Tinkerer wrote:
I do not know if this is a known bug or not and whether or not I am
reporting in the right place.
When I tried to save a Libre Office Spreadsheet as an Excel file I get the
message
I have a Mac OSX 10.6.5 and I have no crashes with XLS and XLM files.
The formula gets screwed up though, see this example of =Sum(E2:E21)
of:]=SUM([.E2:.E21])
Does this need reporting?
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In the Mac.
Go to Preferences General check the box Allow experimental (unstable)
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Hi Ron,
Well, that's my point: it is not present in the list of file types. I'll
try
to attach a screenshot of my save as dropdown list (note: I already
installed some other filters, hence the extra file
Luuk wrote:
On 02-02-11 16:38, Karl Junk wrote:
I have installed Libreoffice 3.3 when scrolling through the word document
http://www.eschweiler-web.org/index.php?option=com_docmantask=doc_downloadgid=19Itemid=67
Libreoffice exits with an unexpected error at page 14. This can be
vale.it.newslett...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I installed Libreoffice. Now I am trying to activate the easier
navigation in writer documents feature:
but there is no way to activate the Back and Forward buttons. I don't
see any menu or option allowing me to do it.
I am using it
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Mihai Dobrescu msdobre...@gmail.com wrote in message
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There is no libreoffice executable on Windows.
I have tried simpress -show p.pps and it opens it, plays it and closes.
I couldn't find any
I have a template with a Fixed Date Field.
Is there a keyboard short cut I can use to reset the date when I open it.
I do not want a variable date in the finished article.
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Hi Tink,
Tinkerer wrote (12-02-11 12:35)
I have a template with a Fixed Date Field.
Is there a keyboard short cut I can use to reset the date when I open it.
I do not want a variable date in the finished article.
Of course.
But when you have a template of today
Hi Tom
Cor Nouws solved it for me.
Apparently all I need to do is put a Fixed date in the Template and it will
show the current date when I open it and that date will be Fixed.
LOo is brilliant.
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Go to Tools Cell Contents and check AutoCalculate
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My posts show up all right.
My problem is ,though I have subscribed three time and confirmed, I still
get all my posts held awaiting acceptance.
Lrt us see how this one goes.
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You apparently are saving it in the Template folder but not saving it as a
Template.
When saving, ignore Save, Save as...
Scroll down to Templates, then Save.
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You apparently are saving it in the Template folder but not saving it as a
Template.
When saving, ignore Save, Save as...
Scroll down to Templates, then Save.
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As I said.
Scroll down to Templates in the File Menu, then click on Save.
You will then be asked for a name.
Omit the suffix as Libre will add that, i.e. .ott
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Hi James
It works for me. LO 3.3.2.1 on a Mac 10.6.6
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I am using Mac 10.6.7 and I cannot reproduce that fault in Libre 3.4 Beta
It may have been cured.
john.
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On the Mac LO 3.4, Format Conditional Formatting brings up the sub menu.
Click on Help in the Menu Bar and Libre Help is greyed out.
However, Press F1 for Help and you go directly to that Conditional
Formatting page in the Local Help.
I hope this helps, Pun intended.
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I have a Mac 10.6.7 and LO 3.4 Build 5.
Apparently PDF Import is not included.
My understanding is the list in Extension Manager is only a list with links
to the Extension or the Download.
My list includes about 20 languages and the local Help for Extension Manager
will not load, so I am stuck.
Sorry. The PDF Importer is part of the package.
If you look at the file types you can Open, you will see that PDF's are
included and it works.
I now need to find Convert Text to Numbers and the Grammar Checker
though I am not sure of their names.
There is a very obscure place for filing
Many thanks for the links.
I have downloaded them, but where on my Mac, Snow Leopard, do I put them so
that LO 3.4.5 will find them?
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When I open the Extension Manager it takes me to the UserDocuments folder
which is incorrect.
Sorry, LO 3.4 Build 5 is the correct version.
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I am using the Mac Snow Leopard version of LO 3.4 and I have added the CT2N
(Convert Text to Numbers) extension.
It may be me, but it does not appear to work.
It worked in LO3.3.2
Has anyone else tried it?
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Many thanks Tom.
I have replaced CT2N with a fresh download and it still does not work.
It appears as an Add On CT2NThe menu appears.
Clicking on Whole sheet, or Selected produces a Nil result.
Have you checked this and filed a bug?
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BTW. I should be able to Convert text to Numbers using the Value() function,
in which case, I would not need CT2N.
I have tried using Value several ways and all I get is either #Value, or
Error 502.
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Hi Stephan
It appears I may be at fault here.
The Bug is: 38314
According to Libre Guide Value() requires that you type in the text to be
converted eg 123 and not one two three, neither will a cell reference
suffice.
As for CT2N that bug remains, though I have been told I must contact the
My most abject apologies to all concerned.
Both problems CT2N and Value() require whole numbers as a quotation.
eg '2 or 3
They then remove the quote marks.
I was trying to convert 'one and two
May I ask to be forgiven,
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Try System Preferences Print Fax, then remove any printers not in use.
Also, if you go into LO Preferences General and see if under Print Dialog,
Use Libre Office Dialogs is checked.
This gives you the option of using the LO Print menus, or Unchecked, the
System X Print menus.
I hope
Thank you Stephan
I copied and pasted the quantities in text from an article.
In the end it was quicker to print it out and just type them in, but I
thought using CT2N would guarantee the accuracy.
Do you think there would be much demand for such a function?
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I only have the one printer in Snow Leopard, but I think you problem lies
with System X rather than LibreO.
Way back I changed printers and I had to remove the old printer before the
new printer became the real Default.
That was in the days of Panther though.
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Second thoughts.
Are you using the Apple Printer Driver, or the one supplied by the printer
Manufacturer?
My preference is for the Apple drivers, especially with Epson printers.
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Print with Last Printer Used is definitely a Mac OSX call.
Why LibreO should change that I don't know.
Does it default to the Last Printer Used by LibreO?
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