Re: Question about OpenOffice

Save as will only let you password the entire presentation.  Security is usually only set up using the operating system built-in file password security. BTW:  I once tried to set up a system that did a variant of what you want but it was unsustainable.   On February 14, 2019 at 2:08:11 AM,

Question about OpenOffice

Good afternoon. I have a question about LibreOffice. Is it possible to provide users with different levels of access to slides in presentation? That is, for example, one user can edit the first 3 slides by entering a certain password, for example, the next 3, and so on. Thanks.

question about openoffice draw

Good morning, Congratulations for your software! I try to use OpenOffice Draw and I would like to ask the following question. I create a "plegma" from the "styling" tool of the menu ( blue 0 degrees, black 0 degrees etc) During the print, I notice that every 4 - 5 cm there is a line added among

Re: a question about openoffice and docx format.

@openoffice.apache.org Subject: a question about openoffice and docx format. hello every one again. i have a very valuable documents saved in microsoft office with docx format. when i opened them with openoffice writer and if i change even one character, openoffice instead of saving the changes, actives the save

RE: a question about openoffice and remote.

rg > Subject: a question about openoffice and remote. > > hello every one. > does openoffice support remote? > open remote files and save to remote like libreoffice google drive, > one drive, sharepoint, etc? > also does it support microsoft publisher and visio? > thanks

RE: a question about openoffice and docx format.

, July 26, 2016 06:04 > To: users@openoffice.apache.org > Subject: a question about openoffice and docx format. > > hello every one again. > i have a very valuable documents saved in microsoft office with docx > format. > when i opened them with openoffice writer and if

Re: a question about openoffice and docx format.

Including religious material in a FORUM note is inappropriate. On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 9:03 AM, nasrin khaksar wrote: > hello every one again. > i have a very valuable documents saved in microsoft office with docx > format. > when i opened them with openoffice writer

a question about openoffice and docx format.

hello every one again. i have a very valuable documents saved in microsoft office with docx format. when i opened them with openoffice writer and if i change even one character, openoffice instead of saving the changes, actives the save as dialog and wants to change the extention of format. for

a question about openoffice and remote.

hello every one. does openoffice support remote? open remote files and save to remote like libreoffice google drive, one drive, sharepoint, etc? also does it support microsoft publisher and visio? thanks for your help and God bless you all. -- Those who follow the Messenger-Prophet, the Ummi,

Question about OpenOffice and auto numbering

Hello everyone. Not sure if you can help on this one but when I write a document with lines starting with 1, 2, 3, OpenOffice wants to help by filling them in for me. But I do not want that; I wish to be in complete control of that. Please can you tell me, where do I go to turn this seemingly

Re: Question about OpenOffice and auto numbering

At 17:17 28/05/2014 +0100, Christopher Hallsworth wrote: Not sure if you can help on this one but when I write a document with lines starting with 1, 2, 3, OpenOffice wants to help by filling them in for me. But I do not want that; I wish to be in complete control of that. Please can you tell

Update Re: Question about OpenOffice and auto numbering

Hello everyone. Thanks for the help. It's now sorted. But lol! My Nvda screen reader reads that table very strange indeed! For example, it will say just check box checked or heck box not checked, meaning I cannot easily tell what the check box applies to! So it took some figuring out which

Re: question about openoffice

José Rincón wrote: Good day, Openoffice is a free software but you can sell us a licence for our costumer with a paper licence that certiificate the propietary to our costumer on licence? The licence is free for everyone. There is nothing to sell.

Re: question about openoffice

On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 2:03 PM, José Rincón jrin...@egccolombia.co wrote: Good day, Openoffice is a free software but you can sell us a licence for our costumer with a paper licence that certiificate the propietary to our costumer on licence? Would a copy of the license suffice? If so you