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On 11/19/2015 2:19 PM, Ken Springer wrote:
On 11/19/15 11:04 AM, Paul D. Mirowsky wrote:
A bit of a rant. My apologies and respect to all who have made Draw
possible in advance.
On 11/19/2015 11:25 AM, Regina Henschel wrote:
Hi Dave,
dave boland sch
Mike,
Well done! I fully agree with you-
I opened a new calc document, changed the measurement unit from cm to inches.
That marked my document as being changed!
As far as I see there's nothing changed in the document
Then I changed a column width to 1 (inch) and saved
I took another documen
On 11/19/15 11:04 AM, Paul D. Mirowsky wrote:
A bit of a rant. My apologies and respect to all who have made Draw
possible in advance.
On 11/19/2015 11:25 AM, Regina Henschel wrote:
Hi Dave,
dave boland schrieb:
Thanks all. If I make a suggestion to LO - add some more CAD abilities
to Draw s
good, but libreoffice will be
enhancement ok?
but i like libreoffice againt to microsoft office (dollars) ok?
Da: dave boland
A: Pertti Rönnberg ; LibreOffice
Inviato: Giovedì 19 Novembre 2015 19:35
Oggetto: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: precision of Draw dimensions - 3 place
Actually
dave boland wrote
> Actually, all I'm doing is laying out a greeting card. The print shop
> needs 1/8" margins, and I'm a stickler for detail. ...
Set the page size first (to whatever the printer wants for the card), and
then from Tools -> Options -> Draw -> General set your "Unit of Measure"
t
Actually, all I'm doing is laying out a greeting card. The print shop
needs 1/8" margins, and I'm a stickler for detail. I agree that Scribus
or a CAD program has more flexibility, but I like LO.
Seems like the consensus is that my suggestion is possible, but will
have to wait for funding. Make
15:23
Oggetto: [libreoffice-users] Re: precision of Draw dimensions - 3 place
dave boland wrote
> If I make a suggestion to LO - add some more CAD abilities
> to Draw such as higher precision. LOD is a very useful program, and
> could be even more useful.
Maybe request for user selec
Dave,
Depending on what you are going to draw; if anything either technical or
building/cottage then you can try either ProgeCAD Smart 2009 or
Draftsight, both have free versions that are fully functional 2D CAD
programs for private use only.
Especially Draftsight is quite easy to learn.
Downl
On 19/11/15 15:39, V Stuart Foote wrote:
No, the all measurements in the StarOffice -> OpenOffice Draw/Impress legacy
are derived from raster screen bitmap graphics which has maintained the text
"print" centric practice and uses a smallest "Field_Unit" of twips for
calculations of placement onto
No, the all measurements in the StarOffice -> OpenOffice Draw/Impress legacy
are derived from raster screen bitmap graphics which has maintained the text
"print" centric practice and uses a smallest "Field_Unit" of twips for
calculations of placement onto the canvas.
A twip (1/1440") --from Posts
On 11/19/15 6:20 AM, dave boland wrote:
Thanks all. If I make a suggestion to LO - add some more CAD abilities
to Draw such as higher precision. LOD is a very useful program, and
could be even more useful.
This is a always what happens to good software, be it FOSS, commercial,
shareware, wha
dave boland wrote
> If I make a suggestion to LO - add some more CAD abilities
> to Draw such as higher precision. LOD is a very useful program, and
> could be even more useful.
Maybe request for user selectable precision? In your example 1/8 inch =
0.3175 cm so if someone uses the metric system
Le 18/11/2015 19:48, dave boland a écrit :
Hi Dave,
>
> I want to locate a line 1/8-inch (0.125") from the margin. LOD
> truncates that to 0.13". Is there a way to get 3-places?
What precision do you have under the Tools - Options - Draw - Grid
dialog preferences ?
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