Paul,
For future consideration: if your iPad and Mac are both signed into your iCloud
account you can type a note in the Notes app on your iPad and retrieve it in
the Notes app on your Mac, no need to email it. Then cut and paste into the
text file in AOO.
Steve
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan
Thank you, Brian. Changing the text colour from white to default black solved
the issue. I am recording my part in our family’s lineage and, at 70 years of
age, just trying recollect as much as I can was challenging enough - technical
issues were an frustrating distraction. Thank you again.
>
So when you have concerned to better illustrate the problem must be technical
as well as uninoperative for all.
From: Paul Collins
Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2022 3:54 AM
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Cc: Paul Collins
Subject: Copy text from email paste into AOO Document FAIL
I typed
At 03:04 16/01/2022 +, Elaine Murszewski wrote:
I'm no expert, but did your email that you copied from contain
"English (Australian)? I noticed that mine is English (USA) and
wondered if there was a difference in the way content read.
Of course: Australian text always appears upside
At 13:53 16/01/2022 +1100, Paul Collins wrote:
I typed a block of text into Mail on my iPad and sent the email to
my iMac (late 2017 running Mojave 10.14.6). Opening Mail on the
iMac, the email had been received successfully.
After then opening AOO 4.1.11 on my I Mac and creating a new blank
I'm no expert, but did your email that you copied from contain "English
(Australian)? I noticed that mine is English (USA) and wondered if there was a
difference in the way content read.
The best job goes to the person who can get it done without passing the buck or
coming back with excuses.
