Andreas Saeger wrote:
Jonathan Kaye wrote:
Andreas Saeger wrote:
menu:InsertQuery (SQL)...
SELECT *, UPPER(Name) AS NAME FROM Your Table
SELECT *, Charis(ENTRY Sorting) AS Beaut FROM Table1
SQL is not a programming language. It is more like a command line
environment to
On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 12:20:02 +0100
Came this utterance formulated by Andreas Saeger to my mailbox:
Microsoft has a (patented?) mechanism which embeds True Type (tm) in
their document formats.
OOo/ODF does not support this. The fonts have to be installed or
replaced by some equivalent
On Sat, 12 Dec 2009 09:03:58 -0600
Came this utterance formulated by Programmer In Training to my mailbox:
On 12/12/2009 8:51 AM, John Meyer wrote:
On 12/11/2009 7:14 AM, James Wilde wrote:
You're losing it. ;)
Once upon a time around the end of the last century there was a
calendar,
Where is there an outline of which locales provide which formatting? I
have gone through quite a bit of the docs as support.openoffice.org
but I find nothing.
Any number format dialog in this office suite shows all the built-in
formattings with format codes for all the built-in locales and
20091212.1714, or
2009-12-12.17:14, or
2009.12.12, 1714h, or
2009/12/12; whatever,
Akron, Ohio, US;
You and I are not going back to pencil and paper. I say to configure it
the universal way our tools will sort. This [should be] the end, my
friend, of obsolescent convention.
I think
I cannot answer your issue - but if I may but in - have you filed a bug
report about this?
I just commented on this bug, already filed:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=47906
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http://what-is-what.com
http://gibberish.co.il
You can extend the HSQL database application by means of Java libraries
and you can extend the office by means of macros. Both apps are strictly
separated from each other although they are bundled in your office
installation and despite the fact that database data and the office data
are
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thanks, Andreas, but Hebrew support is far different than -mm-dd
support! -mm-dd is not the default date format for Israel, rather,
I think it is the British yy/mm/dd as you are familiar with.
As far as I can see, ISO date -mm-dd is among the predefined date
On 12/12/2009 3:04 PM, Michael Adams wrote:
snip
Now you are just tossing stupidity out there. Wordpress is for writing
blogs and uses third party components.
He wants a calendar and diary, not just a calendar. And you can make all
entries private so it can be used for a private diary.
So
Hi can any one tell me how to populate a blank label sheet I managed to do
after a long hassle with addresses? Tks
Programmer In Training wrote:
snip
You are completely misinterpreting the intent. Beta's, builds and RCs
are meant for those who give bug reports, contribute code, and the like.
Anyone can use it but you and I, as normal users, are not the intended
snip
PIT
Who said that I was a normal
Apologies...
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I have downloaded open office from the internet, but it does not appear on my
computer. It has taken memory but does not show up on my all programs
where is it ?
pala...@genext.net
On 10/12/2009 17:45, Lawrence Barry wrote:
I have downloaded open office from the internet, but it does not appear on my
computer. It has taken memory but does not show up on my all programs
where is it ?
pala...@genext.net
Hi Lawrence.
I assume you mean that the program has taken up disc
Lawrence Barry wrote:
I have downloaded open office from the internet, but it does not appear on my
computer. It has taken memory but does not show up on my all programs
where is it ?
pala...@genext.net
After you download the package, you have to install it. You do this by
(In Windows)
Lawrence Barry wrote:
I have downloaded open office from the internet, but it does not appear on my
computer. It has taken memory but does not show up on my all programs
where is it ?
pala...@genext.net
It sounds as if you've downloaded (hopefully from www.openoffice.org)
but not yet
NoOp wrote:
snip
@Harold: forget all that, instead see:
http://www.tech-faq.com/windows-media-player-mp4-codec.shtml
Download install the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack
http://www.free-codecs.com/K_Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack_download.htm
During the install associate w/WMP *now* the mp4 will play in both
Harold Fuchs wrote:
NoOp wrote:
snip
@Harold: forget all that, instead see:
http://www.tech-faq.com/windows-media-player-mp4-codec.shtml
Download install the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack
http://www.free-codecs.com/K_Lite_Mega_Codec_Pack_download.htm
During the install associate w/WMP *now* the
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Many of OOo's menus have keyboard shortcuts underlined. How is the
user supposed to know if the modifier key for the shortcut is Ctrl-*
or Alt-*?
As far as I know, in *Windows* an underlined letter in a menu item
*always* means Alt and the letter. If OOo does not follow
2009/12/13 Andreas Saeger saege...@onlinehome.de:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thanks, Andreas, but Hebrew support is far different than -mm-dd
support! -mm-dd is not the default date format for Israel, rather,
I think it is the British yy/mm/dd as you are familiar with.
As far as I can
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2009/12/13 Andreas Saeger saege...@onlinehome.de:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thanks, Andreas, but Hebrew support is far different than -mm-dd
support! -mm-dd is not the default date format for Israel, rather,
I think it is the British yy/mm/dd as you are familiar with.
2009/12/13 Harold Fuchs hwfa.openoff...@googlemail.com:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Many of OOo's menus have keyboard shortcuts underlined. How is the
user supposed to know if the modifier key for the shortcut is Ctrl-*
or Alt-*?
As far as I know, in *Windows* an underlined letter in a menu item
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 20:33, Tim Lungstrom wrote:
Who said that I was a normal user?
The assumption is that if you are _NOT_ a developer, or actively
filing bug reports, or doing QA, you are a normal user.
And as such, using anything other than the released stable version is
akin to asking
Hi there,
I have been trying to use calc to organize some information. For
example, various pieces of information about one place I am applying
to for a job go in one row of the calc sheet. This means that
sometimes the amount of text in one column becomes kind of large, and
I was wondering if
Yes, but it is not the default locale in any but Hungarian and
Latvian. I need it to be my default date format, so when an
unformatted cell gets 2005-9-2 Calc doesn't mangle it into something
else.
This can not work with unformatted cells (you mean number format
General). You are the one to
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Yes, but it is not the default locale in any but Hungarian and
Latvian. I need it to be my default date format, so when an
unformatted cell gets 2005-9-2 Calc doesn't mangle it into something
else.
This can not work with unformatted cells (you mean number format
General).
On 12/13/2009 02:11 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Yes, but it is not the default locale in any but Hungarian and
Latvian. I need it to be my default date format, so when an
unformatted cell gets 2005-9-2 Calc doesn't mangle it into something
else.
This can not work with unformatted cells (you mean
Ah that's it. You save the message as an attachment. Not very impressive.
The operating system is Windows 2000. No I only use one copy at a time due
to space restraints.
Thus when I run a development version it's usually the only one. I did
temporarily try installing OOo 3.1.1 beside it but that
On 12/13/2009 03:51 PM, NoOp wrote:
On 12/13/2009 02:11 PM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Yes, but it is not the default locale in any but Hungarian and
Latvian. I need it to be my default date format, so when an
unformatted cell gets 2005-9-2 Calc doesn't mangle it into something
else.
This can not
On 12/11/2009, Tim Lungstrom (timo...@lungstrom.com) wrote:
What I do not like is when someone decided for me
what I can and cannot do. If I did I would not have
3 degrees in the computer field. I would have stayed
in farm country and either drove a tractor or worked
in a fast food place.
On 2009/12/13 3:18 PM Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2009/12/13 Harold Fuchshwfa.openoff...@googlemail.com:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Many of OOo's menus have keyboard shortcuts underlined. How is the
user supposed to know if the modifier key for the shortcut is Ctrl-*
or Alt-*?
As far
At 17:10 13/12/2009 -0500, Yogi Sharma wrote:
* Is there a way to remove the functionality which changes *blah* to
blah in bold.
Yes. Go to Tools | AutoCorrect Options... | Options, and remove the
tick from Automatic *bold* and _underline_.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 7:26 PM, Larry Gusaas larry.gus...@gmail.comwrote:
On 2009/12/13 3:18 PM Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2009/12/13 Harold Fuchshwfa.openoff...@googlemail.com:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Many of OOo's menus have keyboard shortcuts underlined. How is the
user supposed to know if
Sir,
I want to know that how can I get a text (character) to a numeric value.
Say 201 to be as Two Hundred and One or Two Zero One.
ie. if a Cell (Say A1) is entered with a numeric value 21 then in Cell
(say B1) will display Two Hundred and One or Two Zero One.
Thanks to all for the support
jonathon wrote:
snip
Who said that I was a normal user?
The assumption is that if you are _NOT_ a developer, or actively
filing bug reports, or doing QA, you are a normal user.
And as such, using anything other than the released stable version is
akin to asking for your hardware to be
On 2009/12/13 4:08 PM jonathon wrote:
The assumption is that if you are _NOT_ a developer, or actively
filing bug reports, or doing QA, you are a normal user.
And as such, using anything other than the released stable version is
akin to asking for your hardware to be trashed, and your data to
Web Kracked wrote:
Even the big boys of industry can have you run a software update
and trash your computer, but not to the point that the hardware goes bad.
I take it you've never read the disclaimers that go along with those
software upgrades. Those disclaimers are there, precisely because
On 2009/12/13 11:59 PM jonathon wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
Even the big boys of industry can have you run a software updateand
trash your computer, but not to the point that the hardware goes bad.
I take it you've never read the disclaimers that go along with those
software upgrades. Those
Hi,
I use all the times numeric formats, please try to explain:
21 written in (A1) then (by a function) in (B2) displays Two Hundred and
One or Two Zero One (with letters).
Is I understand?
Best regards,
LM MUSCAT
FRANCE
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