any dictionaries during
>the installation [DEB and Windows], and then install the version of English,
>Spanish, and French ones I prefer. By the way, there are several French
>dictionaries to choose from.
>.
>On 09/03/2012 06:35 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
>> Hi :)
>> All
Hi :)
Congrats!! The thread there was quite interesting. I'm sure we had this
question asked here not so long ago and they found post-script worked better.
I think they didn't find the better way of keeping .ps as the default format
though. I think they used a template method. It was intere
Hi :)
On a Gnu&Linux command-line and i thikn other unix-based ones you can get a
quick-help, cheat-sheet that can give hints about what a command does. It's
wise to have a quick look rather than just randomly accepting on-line advice!
For example try
ls --help
or
ls -h
Ok, ls does roughl
Hi :)
Weird. I have always assumed the gallery contained images. I dunno where they
really are now!
Hopefully webmaster from Kracked Press might be able to help with the fonts
issue. I don't think it's as simple as just installing them in the OS. I
think that is just 1 step in the process
Hi :)
People get confused about the difference between a text-editor and a
word-processor.
It's especially confusing because a number of advanced text-editors are able to
cleverly interpret the textual information they are given and convert the text
into colour-coded output. However if you c
Hi :)
There are a lot of options in
Tools - Options - Appearance
but i don't think the cursor itself is in there.
One way to play "spot the cursor" is to press the shift key while moving the
cursor around as "selects" characters (or entire lines if up/down is used
rather than just to and fro).
Hi :)
I think the op was talking about the default name. Of course the person saving
the document can change from the default to something more sensible.
The default used by LO at the moment is very old-school. Files called things
like Doc1, Doc2, Doc3 are even less helpful than picking the
Hi :)
+1
It is sometimes faster just to re-write afresh and save in a native
OpenDocument Format, in this case
.otp
(stands for something like "Open Template Presentation")
There are other programs that might be better for most things that people use
Impress or PowerPoint for but in this case i
Hi :)
In Gedit (just a text-editor so it's not as fancy as Writer) when i do search
it flags up all occurences by giving them a yellow background. The currently
selected one has a grey background. Since i know what i selected i can shrink
the document so that i can barely see the tiny words.
Hi :)
MariaDB is a database that can be used as an external back-end for Base.
It is a drop-in replacement for MySql so it is really aimed at reasonably large
to massive databases = not just little address books of a half-dozen people!
Many people probably prefer to stick with MySql because i
Hi :)
I'm never very sure about Impress but the documentation page
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
might be able to help.
In the "Gettting Started Guide" Chapter 3 "Using Styles and Templates" might
help. If you press F11 or
Format - "Styles and Formatting"
and
Hi :)
I have noticed some people confuse the / marks thinking they are 1's.
Particularly if it's dark, soggy, scribbled hastily, has gained slight
imperfections or on a bit of torn paper or something or if they only glance
very quickly or without glasses on etc.
Too many ways the / can fail
Hi :)
I think all these tools require skill and experience. It's easiest to keep
using the tool you have most skills and experience in but at the same time it
is a good idea to try to build-up experience with other tools.
If Andreas was working with your data then a database-program would be
Hi :)
My main reason for replying is because this message went straight to my spam
fodler, along with quite a few others today. Normally nothing from this list
goes to my spam folder but every few months i get a day like this.
So, i can't give useful answer but i guess it would be good to as
Hi :)
Sometimes on this list we bully, cajole or otherwise try to push people into
using tools they are not familiar with. Even if it's a better tool for the
task, that doesn't always make it better for the person's work-flow.
There is only one right way of doing things and that's your own.
Hi :)
Good back-up processes 'should' exclude anything that has not changed. That is
they 'should' be able to identify which files and folders have changed with a
reasonable level of accuracy. Like syncing process are meant to do.
Grsync is quite nice. If you are happy on the command-line
Hi :)
+1
Do you delete cookies, temp-files, history, cache, desktop.ini, thumbnails and
so on too? It all seems too much effort and too likely to create problems.
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Dan Lewis
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Thursday,
Hi :)
Ahhh, we shorten MS Office to MSO. It might be only LibreOffice lists and a
few other such places that use it that way.
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: JAMES MAJESKI
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2012, 4:03
>Subject: [
OS they
had was ubuntu? surley ubuntu does not use a windows registry file for a
settings store?
On Thu, 13 Sep 2012, at 05:45 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :)
> +1
> Do you delete cookies, temp-files, history, cache, desktop.ini,
> thumbnails and so on too? It all seems too much effort
Hi :)
It's worth getting a book about Macs. A quick google search gave me a few good
looking links to online guidance.
The official LibreOffice guides have a useful page early on that gives the Mac
equivalents of the right-click and stuff
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publi
s from
Tom :)
>____
> From: Tom Davies
>To: Mas ; "users@global.libreoffice.org"
>
>Sent: Friday, 14 September 2012, 13:06
>Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] How do I open a file with a .tsv extension as
>a .csv file on a Mac OSX (Lion?)
Hi :)
For this answer i think after successfully opening 1 test-file renamed from tsv
to csv and then changing the default from commas to tabs Calc should
(hopefully) automatically open tsv's just by double-clicking on the tsv files.
So, Jays answer becomes the set-up process and then normal u
Hi :)
Errr, in Gnome i could put an icon on the top taskbar to open an app and then
configure the command-line call it makes, for example to force LibreOffice to
open as Calc, and then drop files onto that icon. Is that possible in Mac? or
something even better?
Regards from
Tom :)
>___
Hi :)
Work-flow is much less smooth but it is a better method as it ensures you have
an exact copy of what you sent. Useful in case it needs to be re-sent or if
there are disagreements about what was sent or if an update needs to be sent.
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Mon, 17/9/12, anne-ology
Hi :)
There has been some discussion on the Users List about email clients. It seems
LibreOffice is compatible with quite a few and people might be interested to
hear about a new release of one of the larger ones. Larger and more like a
drop-in replacement for MS Outlook. It's not a new proje
Hi :)
The docs team is working on translating a Base handbook from German. It's
seems to be approaching Base from a different angle from the guide Dan is
working on. If you would like to try translating from German to English that
would hugely help in at least getting something out there, or '
bit.
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: J.A. de Vries
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Thursday, 20 September 2012, 17:28
>Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: MS raised prices so people will now start
>renting their office products instead
>
>On 2012-
Hi :)
You don't need to be experienced with LibreOffice and definitely do NOT have to
be a programmer or dev. I think writing documentation requires a different
skill-set. Ideally some person that is completely new to LibreOffice would be
involved in proof-reading or reviewing or something for
Hi :)
+1
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: John Clegg
>To: Pertti Rönnberg
>Cc: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Thursday, 20 September 2012, 12:11
>Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: MS raised prices so people will now start
>renting their office pro
Hi :)
+1
That is brilliant! I really think we should support Opera and encourage it's
use more because they led the legal battle that led to greater freedom and
choice of web-browsers in Windows. If it's not as good as other web-browsers
then it's because they dared to get bogged down in a leg
Hi :)
It might be some weird setting or configuration or an Extension gone wonky.
Renaming your User Profile gets you "back to factory defaults" and tends to fix
a lot of weird problems.
By renaming rather than deleting you can copy back parts of the old profile
into the new one and perhaps
Hi :)
I think that was all the start of the Ubuntu split away from using Gnome?
I think 1 big advantage that Unity started with was that it had figured out
touch-screen right from the start and had it all built-in. Gnome were still
refusing to start thinking about touch-screen. So even tho Ubu
Hi :)
Don't self referencing equations usually tend towards chaos and have fractal
dimensions? It's a bit beyond the scope of a spreadsheet! Is there a way of
limiting the number of iterations or does Calc just protect it self (and the
cpu) from calculations running away towards chaos?
Reg
wrote:
From: NoOp
Subject: [libreoffice-users] [OT] Re: What's New in Evolution 3.6
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Sunday, 23 September, 2012, 22:49
On 09/19/2012 08:45 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :) There has been some discussion on the Users List about email
> clients. It s
Hi :)
Even though they don 't use advanced features they still tend to feel they do.
There seems to be an inverse correlation between the skill level and knowledge
of the user and the amount they feel they use advanced features. Take Andreas
for example. An extremely sophisticated and skille
Hi :)
I was sure Miro was right. The last MS Eula i read was quite a long time ago
and i vaguely remember it having all sorts of shocking things such as writer's
not owning work they had done using the software and other stuff that just
really shouldn't stand up in court. Perhaps i got a joke
Hi :)
Lol!
+1
He does a good job of
1. Putting people off LO and sending them scurrying back to MSO and others
2. Giving them technically correct answers
Have you seen "House"?
I wonder if that's why user-support for most companies is split into various
tiers? 2nd and 3rd tier having far le
y are a moron?).
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Jay Lozier
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Monday, 24 September 2012, 13:39
>Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: MS raised prices so people will now start
>renting their office products instead
>
Hi :)
I think there is another category between 1 and 2.
1.3 People that are completely clueless about macros or any programming
concepts but try to use some sort of macro-recorder and then blame other people
when their macro doesn't work. Since they haven't anticipated or prepared for
anyt
Hi :)
This is all just my own opinion and i am not even a member of TDF and not even
vaguely aware of their thoughts or opinions except where they annoy me by
disagreeing with what i want but ...
+1
To make people buy it MS have to do everything they can to ensure that everyone
thinks they MU
Hi :)
I like the modular approach rather than the "One size fits all". I especially
like that you can choose different elements to make-up the whole of what you
need from an Office Suite.
As Andreas and NoOp pointed-out many office users have no need for an emailing
system at all so we reall
Hi :)
MS Office is only released about once every 3 years or thereabouts, sometimes
every 4 years. LibreOffice typically has 2 new branches per year. There might
be an argument for some sort of big generic book that is very vague and even so
quickly becomes out-dated but i think the documen
Hi :)
Oops. I'm not easily confused but isn't this confusing? E, what was the
question again? I mean the unanswered one not the one you solved without our
'help'
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Agustin Lobo
>To: users
>Sent: Tuesday, 25 September 201
HI :)
+1
It might be nice to have an Extension that allows people to import LaTeX or
have a program that can export a LaTeX document to Odf but it's not something
that many people would use. I doubt it would even be usefully possible. A lot
of the advantage of the format would be lost when con
Hi :)
It would be more normal to have the date along the x-axis, along the bottom.
The amount of money should go up the y-axis. Otherwise, as you point-out, the
graph looks weird.
You could try reverse-date order?
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Wed, 26/9/12, webmaster-Kracked_P_P wrote:
Fr
e to show at least the past 3 or 4 years on the chart.
>
>Here is a partial screen clip of the printed page.
>http://lungstrom.com/royalty-screen.jpg
>I will get rid of the image in a few days.
>
>On 09/26/2012 08:37 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
>> Hi :)
>> It would be more norm
Hi :)
My favourite page for documentation is
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
it contains links to 3rd party documentation, video tutorials and how-tos, old
versions of documentation and best of all it has the pre-release versions for
people to have a quick read th
Hi :)
On the contrary. MS do not fix their problems quickly at all. Even known
malware threats remain for months and even years. Their strategy is to blame
the users. A typical one being to tell users they shouldn't be using macros
because of the likelihood of getting an infected or corrupted
Hi :)
Mounting it at boot relies on the Ntfs partition not stuffing-up. If it stuffs
up then the boot-up gets quite grumbly and unhappy, particularly fstab. It's
better to use your file-browser to bookmark certain folders on the Ntfs and
then try those bookmarks after boot-up is over and the m
Hi :)
It's fairly unlikely that you would accidentally save or use things from a
"Windows drive" (really an Ntfs partition on a drive but Windows calls
partitions "drives" in order to dumb things down so that even all us stupid
users can understand. They aren't being patronising at all. It's j
Hi :)
Ages ago one of the devs or someone was asking if i could create some more
layouts or something but i don't have skills in that area. Is it possible to
join the design-team and make a few more? Are there Extensions that have extra
layouts? Doesn't OpenOffice have some more?
Apols and re
Hi :)
You sound like a more sophisticated user so the dumbed-down bug-reporting
system on the official site is probably just aggravating. try the wiki-page
for better guidance
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Bug_Report
(including how to look-up bugs you might have posted by either route)
Reg
Hi :)
Sorry, no idea. Have you tried renaming your User Profile? (Seems to fix a lot
of random weirdness). Seems to work fine for me in 3.5.4 on Gnu&Linux
(specifically Ubuntu 12.04)
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Gordon Burgess-Parker
>To: Libre Office
Hi :)
Surely just either
Edit - Paste Special
or
Ctrl Shift and v
(both get same dialogue box). Then choose "Paste formatted text (Rtf)", it's
the 2nd option. We usually use that route to paste unformatted so i've not
tried the formatted option.
I'm a huge fan of Rtf but it's just a descri
Hi :)
Does Caldev sync to Google? If so then it's a winner imo.
This all seems a little off-topic since LO doesn't have a calendar but since
calendars are included in competitors equivalent and because calendars are
often quite useful to people working with office packages it would be good to
Hi :)
No, and i doubt it's going to be easy to ask for help from the MS world. There
might be a few that know how to edit the Xml files inside the XlsX container
but trying to get those people to help or even finding them could prove to be
difficult!
Can you not just export as Pdfs? They woul
Hi :)
Are you saying that you can use some gestures on LO?!!? I didn't think we had
got that far yet!
There are lists for Italian and other languages that might be better places to
get help from
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: "manuel_songo...@yahoo.it"
te on the left and the newest on the right
>[or old on top]. But if I use a Column Chart, the "system" seems to
>"insist" that the newest date [in a text format] be listed first [left
>or top] and not last which is not the order of the column of data.
>
>
>
gs or even just one or two
things until you get more familiar with the difference.
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Pertti Rönnberg
>To: Tom Davies
>Cc: "users@global.libreoffice.org"
>Sent: Thursday, 27 September 2012, 18:27
>Subject: Re: [libre
Hi :)
Ok, this is probably not what you are looking for but just to clear the idea
out of the way ... Can you just open the google-docs spreadsheet and save it
onto your computer? Then just double-clicking on it should open it in Calc.
Google-docs uses the same native format as LO but both ca
; From: rost52
>To: Tom Davies
>Cc: "users@global.libreoffice.org"
>Sent: Thursday, 27 September 2012, 14:26
>Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] bug reporting problem
>
>Thanks for both hints.I used first the bugzilla and found thereafter the bug
>reporting
>
m
Tom :)
>
> From: rost52
>To: Tom Davies
>Cc: "users@global.libreoffice.org"
>Sent: Thursday, 27 September 2012, 14:26
>Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] bug reporting problem
>
>
>Thanks for both hints.
>
>I used first the bugzilla and found thereafter the b
Hi :)
To make a feature request just post as a bug-report
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Bug_Report
BUT one of the drop-downs has an option "Feature request" or "wish-list" to
make it clear exactly what it is.
Also it's possible for a non-Dan to join the design team and work on this sort
of
rs] Re: Impress - Blink animation doesn't work
>
>Hi, I observe the same bug.
>
>Settings
>Entry: Appear on click
>Emphasis: Blink after previous 3 times
>
>Result
>All works but only 1 blink independed of the number of blinks set
>
>LO 3.5.6.2 XP SP3
>
>H
Hi :)
In Win7 using LO 3.5.6 there seemed to be no problems
Ubuntu 12.04 using LO 3.5.4 also seemed fine.
Xp (Sp3 and fully updated as far as MS stuff goes) using 3.5.6 had trouble with
the image and just showed an empty box with the words "broken link" (or
something like that) inside the box a
others having problems already from the very beginning, with
installing.
>
>For me -- I represent the ordinary non-LibO-expert user -- it is
obvious why not only companies rely on Windows/MSO.
>I can not see that this is anything to argue about: LibO must be
easy-t
Hi :)
The question did get to the list originally but the list was unusually quiet at
the time after an unusually busy period during the paralympics
Hopefully someone here can remember how to fix the java-bridge or hopefully
this wiki-page might help
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Faq/Java
Hi :)
+1
Many apols for my somewhat negative posts!
Apols and regards from
Tom :)
--- On Mon, 1/10/12, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
Hi, you all clever guys,
I don't think this list is meant for naming or humiliating any others -- not
people, nor programs, nor anything -- that behavior rather w
Hi :)
I think that renting could result in better software because it eliminates the
excuse that major bugs are only fixed in the newer release. At the moment MS
can claim that it's the users fault if they suffer a bug because they should
buy the new release. While they probably still will do
Hi :)
I don't find that at all. I do find that it can sometimes be difficult to get
the right balance for settings in
Tools - Options - Memory
Too much and you get the effect you are talking about but the default is often
t low and can't handle bloated documents with massively heavy picture
Hi :)
It's sometimes difficult to appreciate the work that others are doing
especially if it's in a very different area and especially if you do tons of
work yourself. Dan does tons of very heavy lifting that hardly ever gets
appreciated. Everyone's effort, however little, should be appreciate
Hi :)
Sorry no-obne has replied to you so far! It sounds like a bug. So, it would
be great is you could post a bug-report about it. Hopefully this link will help
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugReport
They probably wont be able to fix it quickly and it may well take several
months befo
ght in
might be tempting but might not end up being faster at all.
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Eduardo Santos Anton Sama
>To: Tom Davies
>Cc: "users@global.libreoffice.org"
>Sent: Wednesday, 3 October 2012, 13:41
>Subj
my desktop or laptops. I do not know how people would do all
>>> their school work with only a tablet, even if it is a 10" Apple version. I
>>> also need my 19 or 23 inch monitor to get my work done "easily" on my
>>> desktop.
>>>
>>>
&
Hi :)
Yeh, people are weird sometimes. I'm sure some people would have peaceful
pro-war protests or fight for peace given half a chance.
One client group claimed they didn't know how to use "Save As ..." so i sent
them screen-shots and then the month after i even visited them to show them by
Hi :)
I suspect a good place to start might be somewhere like
http://www.microsoft.com
but it might still only be written for a certain web-browser and might render
badly on yours (or even block you). I think they sorted it out now but for
ages it just wouldn't work.
Regards from
Tom :)
Hi :)
I would post it as a bug-report but make it clear that it's the xls format that
is affected. Actually the screen-shots show it's xls if you look up at the
title-bar in the screen-shots. The taskbar at the bottom shows it's running on
Xp.
It would be interesting to know if you get the
Hi :)
Yes, but LO develops so fast that even a version just a couple of months old is
'ancient'.
I think it would be nice to see an LTS that has all security and bug-fixes
back-ported to it so that people could stick to one version for a year or more
rather than having to re-install every mon
Hi :)
Some 3rd party guides can be found listed on the LO Publications page
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications#Base
but i agree with Dan that the Getting Started chapter about Base, the first 2
chapters of the official guide
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documenta
Hi :)
Thanks :) I just added it to the list in the Publications page
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications#Base
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Andreas Säger
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Thursday, 4 October 2012, 13:09
>S
Hi :)
i think the point was that if more people use a thing then more people care
about how well it works.
If we start with the premise that only a fraction of people that use a thing
are likely to be involved with fixing it (or even just reporting a problem)
then it helps to have more people
Hi :)
Did work for me on Win Xp Sp3, LO 3.5.4
Not working on Ubuntu 12.04, LO 3.5.4 = asks for Utf encoding and defaults to 8
and guesses at font = Times New Roman.
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: John Clegg
>To: Gordon Burgess-Parker
>Cc: Libre Office Us
Hi :)
Hopefully someone more experienced will give a decent answer but until then it
might be worth acquiring Andrew Pitonyak's Macro Guide
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications#Programmers
There are a few chapters and things in official documentation (and therefore
free
Hi :)
Did this ever get solved? It took me so long to work out what the problem was
that i didn't even notice whether a decent answer solved it in the end!
Apols and regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: "manuel_songo...@yahoo.it"
>To: "users@global.libreoffice.or
Hi :)
I have a similar(ish) issue with files stored on a network share and then read
by a mix of Ubuntu and Windows machines. Each time one OS reads it the other
can only open read-only. However that forces us to use a simple versioning
system and means we always have lots of back-ups. So, it
Hi :)
Do you use
File - "Export to Pdf"
or are you using "Print to file" and then choosing the Pdf format?
The "File" route seems to automatically put the right file-name in just as you
want but i think the printing route might not. I've never needed the printing
route although i think it's so
Hi :)
Honestly, read "The Emperor’s New Clothes".
Also there was a vote to determine the most influential and important music of
the 20th Century and "The Spice Girls" got in at number 1. Does that really
mean they really were the most influential? Is there any validity in
disagreeing with
Hi :)
Have a nice weekend too :) and to everyone else out there too
Many regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Pertti Rönnberg
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Friday, 5 October 2012, 18:28
>Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] MS problems
>
>Hi Wolfgang,
>Most c
Hi :)
If only you could be strict with those people and demand
1. a Pdf so you can see how it's meant to look
2. Images as separate files in image formats
3. The article in .doc format
For me that would be just about perfect.
Even with .docs the formatting some people fall into is fairly ins
using them and getting a
reputation as being a "difficult person". LibreOffice seems to be about the
only Office Suite that can write uncompressed Pdfs. This hybrid thing rocks!!
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: M Henri Day
>To: Tom
Hi :)
Just thought people might like a few equations to see what Wolfgang is driving
at
"
As the old (is it really a joke) goes...
>From http://www.chaosmatrix.org/library/humor/equation.html
Knowledge is Power
Time is Money
and as every engineer knows, Power is Work over Time.
So, substituting
Hi :)
Is \t reserved for something in LO or in your OS?
Can you replace $ with ? If that works can you replace with \t? Also
can you try doing those replacements in a normal text-editor to try to pin it
down to either the OS or LO?
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Sat, 6/10/12, Cor
Hi :)
Thanks :) That restores my faith in humanity a little :)
Thanks and regards from
Tom :)
--- On Sun, 7/10/12, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
From: Wolfgang Keller
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] MS problems
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Sunday, 7 October, 2012, 20:58
> Since the ave
Hi :)
There are no quick answers and there are no "one size fits all" answers
either.
The only way LO will ever be an easy sell is if everyone else is already using
it. In IT diversity and "freedom of choice" is generally seen as a bad thing.
It's much easier just to go along with whatever
Hi :)
All the threads about Base are buried in the archives: scattered and hidden,
incoherent amongst hundreds of threads about things that are nothing to do with
Base.
If there was a Base List then some of those threads might have been referenced
on it. There isn't. So any thread about Bas
Hi :)
Perhaps Viral Orpe is not properly subscribed to the list? Perhaps he/she used
a different email account that is supposed to filter mails through to the main
one he/she uses?
When you subscribe to these lists there are a few options you can choose. One
is for the list to cleverly NOT
Hi :)
I'm not sure how to forwards this to the devs list.
There has been some talk of getting accessibility bugs marked out to
differentiate them from others and perhaps raise the priority on them to
hopefully get them fixed faster.
Thanks to IBM's gift of their Lotus Symphony code to Apa
Säger
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Base list, was: Fw: Re: Update SQL does
nothing using "Run SQL directly" button
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Monday, 8 October, 2012, 12:55
Am 08.10.2012 12:01, Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :)
> All the threads about Base are buried in the ar
Hi :)
Speculation can provide a lot of amusement. I like Anne-ology's explanation.
The real answer is quite good too. So, where did "boot-up" come from? Wasn't
that soem engineering term to do with subs too?
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Fri, 5/10/12, Felmon Davis wrote:
From: Felmon Davi
Hi :)
We try to play nicely with non-native formats because they are still so
dominant. So it is worth posting bug-report. Finding that it is only xls that
is affected and not ods may help the devs pin-point the problem which usually
makes it easier to solve.
So, good work :)
Many thanks an
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