On Tue, 2011-08-23 at 17:37 -0700, NoOp wrote:
On 08/23/2011 08:53 AM, RA Brown wrote:
To all Users@ and Discuss@ mailing list subscribers:
There are discussions going on at the ooo-...@incubator.apache.org .
These discussions relate to where the mailing list are needed are not.
On 8/2/2010 12:12 PM, Hal Vaughan wrote:
I'm using OOo 3.2.1 on OS X. There's one really niggling irritation I have
with it: Whenever I start it new, and open a document, or just start with a
fresh document, OOo picks a window size and location that is NOT what I've used
in the past.
I
Subject: [users] Re: Labels
On 7/15/2010 12:54 PM, Joel and Doris Abramson wrote: I'm using Avery 8195
(same as Avery 5195) return address labels. I created a label in one cell (4
columns of 15 each). It has 2 fields in the label, one is a photo the other is
the address. The cell looks good.
-Original Message-
From: Arie Bor
Dear Bruce MartinEvery month I count about 60 spreadsheets. On each sheet the
data of 120 people. in a macro, I call on the sheets, one at a time, and then
close. To date do I work with Exel. I would like to switch to Openoffice, but
I do not know
On 7/8/2010 12:17 PM, Gordon wrote:
On 08/07/2010 17:08, Marcello Romani wrote:
When the scan is complete, you'll have an ordinary odt document with an
image in it.
Regardless of whether the image has been scanned or inserted by hand, it
will be editable with the usual limitations of OOo
On 4/7/2010 5:54 AM, Lars Nooden wrote:
On 4/6/10 9:12 PM, Drew Jensen wrote:
PDF is IMO the primary file format used by Scribus. Scribus IMO supports
pdf more deeply then does OpenOffice.org.
A few times a week we get threads with misperceptions about PDF.
PDF is a for the terminal stage
On 4/6/2010 9:43 PM, Floyd Noel wrote:
Can I use an OOo spreadsheet as input to a Base query or report? If not how
can I convert an OOo spreadsheet to a Base table?
Hello FP
You can indeed create a Base file that uses a spreadsheet document as a
read-only data source.
You can use the
On 4/6/2010 2:40 AM, Howard Barr wrote:
Hi, I want a server-side connection from OoBase to a table I have
built on Mysql on my ISP's server. Do I have to download a JD||BC driver
or is there already one included in Oo?
I am using a MacPro OSX 10.5.8 and am new to Open Officeit's so much
On 4/6/2010 5:18 AM, Lars Nooden wrote:
... Please tell me which DTP is using a standards based file format?
... being an open source project, the source code is freely available,
Yes, but the question is about the format not the program. Source code
is not the same as documentation or, in
Michael Adams wrote:
On Friday 02 April 2010 05:22, Mick wrote:
Hiya, I have been reading your pages and have registered with you.
It all looks great.
On your Open Office download option,I wondered if you have anything like a
Publishing program similar to Microsoft Publisher? Thanks,
Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2010-03-31 12:18 PM, jonathon wrote:
Tanstaafl wrote:
for cancer, as evidenced by their totally ignoring the fact that
the cause (and cure) for cancer was discovered decades ago.
And where is the peer reviewed published research that supports your
On 3/24/2010 10:28 AM, Jan van Hoek wrote:
I was referring to the version of OO.o
and indicating that it was the English variant (...)
You are right in this. I overlooked what you were trying to get accross.
Anyway, the version that I downloaded and attempted to install was named
Hi,
Not sure this will play in here - but the one thing I know of where OO.o
on Windows 64 has a problem is Java.
You must use a 32bit Java runtime with OO.o, a 64bit runtime will not work.
Anyway - it is the only thing I could think of.
Drew
Because filing an OOo issue is extraordinarily, ridiculously overly
complicated - unless things have changed drastically since the last time
I tried...
Hi,
May I ask which public access issue tracking systems you use, or are
familiar with, that you would say are easy to use?
Thanks
Drew
On 3/7/2010 12:07 PM, joe g wrote:
Hi I have created a new database in OO v 3.2 and become stuck.
How can I go back to design view from table view without creating a new
table? I need this to sort a goof I made.
Thanks a lot.
Hello Joe,
Simply close the data view window (the grid view you
On 3/7/2010 2:05 PM, Rick Pasotto wrote:
Why, when I create a database connection to a specific database do I
then get presented with *all* the databases on the machine?
In trying to solve that problem I've created several redundant
connections. How do I get rid of them? Simply removing the
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On 3/1/2010 2:06 PM, Mark Miller wrote:
On Mon, Mar 01, 2010 at 04:59:26PM +0530, Siddharth Waikar wrote:
Dear All ,
I try to use openoffice with firefox. I want to open firefox apllication
in macro of openoffice. can we do this and if yes then how??
please send some clue..
thanks in
Just let it go for crying out loud..
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Ricardo Sequeira Bechelli wrote:
Hello Drew
No... I didn't see if they have an issue about this problem. But I
think that is a new bug because in the last versions didn't appear.
The bug is only in the Writer - in Calc, Impress or Draw is ok.
Hola Ricardo,
Haven't opened that issue yet,
Ricardo Sequeira Bechelli wrote:
Hello People,
I found a bug using the fontwork in OO 3.2. After edit the size of the
text I can't change anymore. I tried to do many things but didn't work.
Somebody have the same problem?
Hello Ricardo
Using 3.2 under Ubuntu it seems to be working
Have you looked to see if there is already an issue on this?
*laughing*...ok, stupid question given your email...
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On 2/22/2010 9:27 AM, Gordon wrote:
Is there an extension that can be installed in OO to allow direct
saving to Ubuntu One, rather like the add-in to MS Office that allows
direct uploading to Office Online?
Well, as you know if you are using Ubuntu you don't need anything else.
Otherwise,
Terry Plowman wrote:
The same account, and the same computer.
The unsubscribe process sends you a confirmation email.
From time to time it seems that folks spam filters catch
this confirmation email and they never see it, and then
never get unsubscribed.
Take a look and see if it might
James Wilde wrote:
I'm having my work corrected to US English, so I checked the settings. No UK
English dictionary. So I went on line to look.
Can it really be that there is no UK English spelling dictionary? There's US
English, Australian, Canadian and something else, but no UK English.
Gordon wrote:
I'm very surprised that the latest offering from Sun STILL doesn't
have an in-built importer for Works Documents
Me too.
- I would have thought that Works users (particularly now that MS is
discontinuing Works) would have been a key target
Actually the go-oo version of
joe g wrote:
Hi
Trying to insert a new field row in database design view and it is inserted
at the end of the fields already done. How can I insert a new field row
second place?
Thanks so much
Howdy joe,
I'll assume you are using the embedded database.
Yes - but not using the GUI, you
David Narvaez wrote:
On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 6:54 PM, webmas...@krackedpress.com
webmas...@krackedpress.com wrote:
The only a.v. is KlamAV and it does not support anything except Kmail and
Evolution.
I miss the residentual stuff that made sure the documents that come into
OOo or
James wrote:
I use a self compiled version of Writer-3.2 (Linux x86_64).
My View/Field Names menu item does not check but it functions fine.
Can anyone see if that happens on a binary download.
Ubuntu 9.1 x86_64 w/ 3.2 binary - worksforme
Drew
Richard Pierce wrote:
How do I connect my java applications to open office's database?
I believe I need some kinf of connector
Hello Richard,
For accuracy I really should say something about ODF v1.2 and the
Database Frontend Document specification..
I'll spare you and assume from
thought that this is turning into a pretty nice copy record
function though...
If you try it (the comments should show you how to use it) let me know
if you find any other problems..
Later,
Drew
'Copyright (C) 2010 Andrew 'Drew' Jensen
'atjen...@openoffice.org
RALPH wrote:
I have been using Open Office for several years now and I took a course from
Video Professor on Microsoft data base
I decided I needed to convert spread sheet to database when I could not get
the data base to open
So I installed Open Office 3.1.9 and used the repair function
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Drew Jensen wrote:
RALPH wrote:
I have been
Howdy Rhino
Check out
http://odftoolkit.org
also,
Drew
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On 2/5/2010 4:02 PM, James Knott wrote:
M Henri Day wrote:
PS : Love your signature ! You know, no doubt, that Mark Twain was a
prominent member of the American Anti-Imperialist League
Ummm... Wasn't Mark Twain a pen name for Samuel Clements?
It was and TTBOMK he was, as was Andrew
Laurent wrote:
Hello everyone !
The following website (in frensh) is currenty the first result by
Google for the keywords open office download :
http://www.openoffice-fr.net/
Good return on their advertising budget.
After download, it ask for a key that can be obtained for free by
M Henri Day wrote:
2010/1/31 NoOp gl...@sbcglobal.net
It's the same guy/company that was running openoffice2009.com,
openoffice-gratuit.com, openoffice09fr.com, openoffice-fr.com,
openoffice-pt.com, openoffice-pl.com, and openoffice-nl.com
Those domains are now owned by Sun Microsystems:
Thanks for you time folks.
The form is no longer taking input.
The raw results can be found at
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Ah7ZNEXlmR0IdFpDWjFjbTNITUNGcTllQ0diM3I2enchl=en
Drew
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Well, how does the name sound to folks?
That is all I am asking..
http://drewjensen.typepad.com/blog/2010/01/openofficeorg-community-edition.html
Will leave that form live for 24 hours...that's it.
Will put up the results on the blog and make the results available to
anyone that wants them.
Drew Jensen wrote:
Well, how does the name sound to folks?
That is all I am asking..
http://drewjensen.typepad.com/blog/2010/01/openofficeorg-community-edition.html
Will leave that form live for 24 hours...that's it.
Added the abbreviation OOCE
Drew
NoOp wrote:
No clue unless you provide links to these broadcasts/presentations that
you are polling. I recommend you: 1) at least provide a link to whatever
broadcast/presentation you are talking about, and 2) keep this to the
discuss list.
Hello NoOp
Well, I wrote the blog while viewing
Pierre wrote:
Excuse my obtuseness on this, but I am revisiting openoffice base
I have a simple table into which I need to import data from a csv file.
The help file only gives hints at importing data into a new database.
How do I import data into an existing database table?
Thanks
When
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
1. Open an empty spreadsheet (or any other spreadsheet)
2. Shift+F11
3. Give your new template a name
4. Hit ↵
5. An error message pops up, reading something like (and I translate
from the grammatically incorrect Swedish message):
”Error at when the document noname1 was
Charles Pomeroy wrote:
As a recent convert to OOo I have found it to be easy to use and generally
intuitive. However, when I opened a data base file that had been built in
Access Office 2000 I can only view it. I cannot make changes and the edit
icon is greyed out. Does anyone know what I am
I'll be releasing that at BibleTech 2010.
That's excellent to hear Johnathon. Will you be giving a presentation at
the conference and releasing the paper as part of that?
Best wishes,
drew
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Dotan Cohen wrote:
I am trying to test something in Base, which until recently worked
fine on my system. However, now the Base option is grey in the OOo
splashscreen, and opening an odb file with the quickstarter just
returns me to the splash screen. What could be the problem?
Kubuntu 9.10, OOo
Andreas Saeger wrote:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
I am trying to test something in Base, which until recently worked
fine on my system. However, now the Base option is grey in the OOo
splashscreen, and opening an odb file with the quickstarter just
returns me to the splash screen. What could be the
Hello Dwight,
Dude, that is a lot of words for a simple problem.
You subscirbed twice.
Next individual email you get from this list - simply follow the
procedure to un-subscribe per the instructions at the bottom of the email.
HTH
Ddrew
Harold Fuchs wrote:
M Henri Day wrote:
2009/11/13 AG computing.acco...@googlemail.com
Dotan Cohen wrote:
There is a rather critical bug in Open Office regarding date formats.
This issue has cause both myself and my users continued frustration,
in fact I would estimate that over half
AG wrote:
James E. Lang wrote:
snip
One more thought on this slightly divergent topic: When responding to
the people who feel trapped on the list I think that we should send
our response to them off list rather than clutter the list with more
of the spitting contests. Maybe the first
Michael Adams wrote:
On Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:25:43 -0700 (MST)
Came this utterance formulated by Robert Holtzman to my mailbox:
On Sat, 31 Oct 2009, Drew Jensen wrote:
Robert Holtzman wrote:
It all depends on how far you want to go to coddle the clueless.
Depends
Robert Holtzman wrote:
It all depends on how far you want to go to coddle the clueless.
Depends on what you are producing.
For a consumer product - How ever far it takes.
O.o is a mass market consumer product.
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David Bowman wrote:
Are there any issues when upgrading to Windows 7
Hello Dave,
The short answer is No - caveat, I've only been testing OO.o 3.1.1 and
3.2 (dev builds) so can't say about any earlier releases.
OO.o 3.1.1 does not officially support Win 7 but there is TTBOMK no
open
Win 7 does not supply an email client (Outlook express is finally on
it's death bed). I've been running Thunderbird 3 beta w/Lightning
without a glitch.
Sorry - there was a reason to add that on an OO.o list.
So, if you choose one of the MS email client, such as Windows Live Mail,
you
Web Kracked wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
David Bowman wrote:
Are there any issues when upgrading to Windows 7
Hello Dave,
snip
I think there may be an open issue regarding SAMBA shares also...but
don't know for sure with out going and searching the Issue tracker
again. Again, maybe is more
John Boyle wrote:
Gordon wrote:
David Bowman wrote:
Are there any issues when upgrading to Windows 7
thanks in advance
Dave
Issues with what?
To whom it may concern: How did this get sent out as Linux Information?
Huh?
This is turning into an odd day on
Huh?
This is turning into an odd day on the list isn't I-T.
To Mr. Drew Jensen: I totally agree with you on that, yet that is the
url I got this from! =-O
Perhaps something to do with the ICANN meeting in Seoul, South
Korea...*chuckle*
A glitch in a mail server...
A little prank
errr..should of been
Raymond Chandler, _The Long GoodBye_
'/The Long Goodbye - pg 306/
Web Kracked wrote:
Is there a 64 bit OOo version for Windows in the works?
Can't say for sure - I suppose there is but there hasn't been any
priority set to it that I've seen.
I will need to stick to a version of Windows, Win7
if it is as good as it is advertised, instead of using Vista.
Right - a little miscommunication, easy to understand how also.
You might think you could drop the block of cells into a dataview (the
grid view to a table)...but you can't.
You have to drop it onto the actual Table item.
In the main Base window click on the Table icon to display the table
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
When I in what I think is the main Base window there is a pain on the left
named *Database* and there are two pains to the right. The top pain is
named *Tasks* and the bottom pain is named *Tables*. When I click on
the *Tables
icon* that is in the left paid, *Table1*
Whippet wrote:
I was adding data to a Base file. I pressed the Refresh button in the
toolbar and all the data disappeared. I renamed the file then
restored it from a backup copy. That file also shows no rows of data.
Both files are the same size they were before the refresh button was
John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2009.10.23 04:47 -0500, Brad Rogers wrote:
http://www.bsa.org/country/BSA and Members/Our Members.aspx
Spaces in URLs. Tut, tut. Surely, *they* should know better
Indeed they should. I must say that I just copy/pasted the link
without
E A EVANS wrote:
--- On Wed, 10/14/09, Al Evans al1...@aeneas.com wrote:
From: Al Evans al1...@aeneas.com
Subject: Using Base
To: users@openoffice.org
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2009, 4:05 PM
I am a OO user that downloaded OO. Later a message was received that I would need to
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
Using OOo 3.1 on a WindowsXP computer. There is a spreadsheet and a table
in Base, both of which have two columns with the same headings. How can the
data from the two columns in the spreadsheet be copied into the Base
table? From time to time the coping from the
John Meyer wrote:
Superior Signs wrote:
We are thinking of installing open office and would like to know if
the system can be adapted to send large volumes of e-mails from the
database.
Also can this be done along with Outlook Express 2003 or 2007.
Rita.
OpenOffice doesn't have a mail
Andreas Saeger wrote:
Andreas Saeger wrote:
Andreas Saeger wrote:
Download my database http://www.mediafire.com/?ydzh0thjzyy
Sorry I uploaded another version of that database collect2.odb
http://www.mediafire.com/?hdnnzivdnzi
Bah, how disgusting. The first was incomplete, the second belongs
John Kaufmann wrote:
Drew,
In a message dated 2009.10.09 11:45 -0500, Drew Jensen wrote:
One last point then - a little something more to chew on perhaps.
Data aware controls all belong to dataform controls.
In the case of an embedded data entry form the dataform controls on a
the form
One last point then - a little something more to chew on perhaps.
Data aware controls all belong to dataform controls.
In the case of an embedded data entry form the dataform controls on a
the form must all use the same, parent, datasource.
In the case of free standing forms, separate ODT
John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2008.06.19 22:00 -0500, Drew Jensen wrote:
Keith Clark wrote:
Is it possible to link two databases through one table? I want to share
a products table between two different databases, as an example.
Short answer is NO - you can not at this time do
Hello Jose,
Well, I don't think you mentioned which version of OO.o - but
if you are using Version 3.1 or better you could look at the MySQL
Connector 1.0 extension, found here:
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/mysql_connector
This uses the native MySQL C++ connector code,
McLauchlan, Kevin wrote:
Do any listmembers make use of - or have created their own - database or
spreadsheet for tracking fitness-related info (the usual logging of running or
cycling or swimming XC-skiing or whatever, plus observations, effects of
training techniques [changes, adoption of
Dotan Cohen wrote:
I am creating a form in OOo base but I need help with two form
elements that I cannot figure out how to create. I have been googling
and reading tfa for some hours (including some old posts of my own)
but these issues remain:
1) Dropdown box of suggested data for varchar
Lars Nooden wrote:
John Boyle wrote:
To all users: I am curious as to why OpenOffice needs a new Gui? Can
someone please explain that to me, as I find it is the easiest program
to work with from opening to closing it when finished! Why on earth
change the part of the program that makes it work
Lars Nooden wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
Well - OpenOffice.org as you may know has been running a user survey for
the last couple of yours, at least.
During that time not hundreds and not thousands but tens of thousands of
users have responded.
In that data there are significant numbers
Lars Nooden wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Renaissance:IsoMetrics_Results
The most dissatisfaction is with Impress. Some of that may be inherent
to presentation graphics, which are soundly disliked and an infamous
time sink. Making a presentation used
Microsoft got it right (yes, really)
Sorry - I just need a minute to get up off the floor...
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Harold Fuchs wrote:
I think there are several problems here:
1. The prototype was poorly done and, apparently, premature. This is a
shame and, unfortunately has coloured peoples' judgment - including mine. I
don't have any feelings about ribbons. To be honest I'm not even sure what
the term
armatures
LOL - ok spell checkers can't always help one, can they.
They aren't amateurs either..
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FamiliaFrazelle wrote:
Hello Fred,
Actually I saw your first email and meant to reply - just got off on
other things and never back to it.
Let's start with this - look at the attached database. Is this about how
you have it setup?
Drew
Drew: Thanks for the above. However i didn't see
Harold Fuchs wrote:
2009/9/3 Drew Jensen usersl...@paintedfrogceramics.com
Harold Fuchs wrote:
You might be better off asking in the Base section within the OOo forum.
It's at http://www.oooforum.org. You need to subscribe (free) before
you can post questions or answers. Like this mail list
Harold Fuchs wrote:
You might be better off asking in the Base section within the OOo
forum. It's at http://www.oooforum.org. You need to subscribe (free)
before you can post questions or answers. Like this mail list it's run
by volunteers but tends to be more specialised.
Just a FYI -
Fred Frazelle wrote:
This is the second time i've sent this, but i don't see it appearing
in the Digest. i'm going to format it as Plan Text and see what happens.
i hope this is the correct forum for this...
i'm still trying to get this to work...
i've created two tables: Dates
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
At 10:54 30/08/2009 +0100, Harold Fuchs wrote:
It converts numbers into words e.g. 103 one hundred and three. It
supports many different languages ...
Wait for the sparks when users of English (USA) want one hundred
three!
Brian Barker
I know
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
At 10:54 30/08/2009 +0100, Harold Fuchs wrote:
It converts numbers into words e.g. 103 one hundred and three.
It supports many different languages ...
Wait for the sparks when users of English (USA) want one
John Gregson wrote:
I am using Open Office 3.1.0 (build 9399)
Java version is: 1.6.0_15
I am using a PC with Vista 32
I am very new to Open Office and Base.
I have noticed that when I use the Open an Existing Database File
option, click on the down arrow,
I get a lot of 'garbage' in the
jane eyton-jones wrote:
When using Open Office today the files (Open Office writer) have been saved but
have no icon against them indicating what type of file they are, just a picture
of a blank page and if I try to open them from the folder in which they are
saved a screen appears
Hi John,
Brian Barker wrote:
At 11:26 30/08/2009 -0700, John Gregson wrote:
Actually I did; I used bold on my comments. I am now using the font
'Arial Black'; we will see if this works.
Have you ever seen formatting in messages distributed by the list? I
haven't.
Then immediately copy
John Gregson wrote:
I am using Open Office 3.1.0 (build 9399)
Java version is: 1.6.0_15
I am using a PC with Vista 32
I am very new to Open Office and Base.
Has anybody managed to import a Works 8 database into Base?
I have over 30,000 records, in several Works databases that I
would like to
John Gregson wrote:
I am using Open Office 3.1.0 (build 9399)
Java version is: 1.6.0_15
I am using a PC with Vista 32
I am very new to Open Office and Base.
I have noticed that when I use the Open an Existing Database File
option, click on the down arrow,
I get a lot of 'garbage' in the
Dotan Cohen wrote:
I don't think that's possible (maybe I'm wrong though). If you want to
be sure about fonts, export to PDF.
Not possible on a document that we are collaborating on, and he is on
a university machine on which he cannot install fonts.
Well, sometimes things are just
Javier Rivera wrote:
Dotan Cohen escribiu:
I don't think that's possible (maybe I'm wrong though). If you want to
be sure about fonts, export to PDF.
Not possible on a document that we are collaborating on, and he is on
a university machine on which he cannot install fonts.
You can try to
John Gregson wrote:
I am using Open Office 3.1.0 (build 9399)
Java version is: 1.6.0_15
I am using a PC with Vista 32
snip
Cannot change date format and have it 'stick'; also cannot find a
suitable date format.
snip
When I start the process to change the Date format, I open the Table
in Edit
John Gregson wrote:
I am using Open Office 3.1.0 (build 9399)
Java version is: 1.6.0_15
I am using a PC with Vista 32
I am very new to Open Office and Base.
I have a Form setup in Base; but now I want to change the font size
of the controls (not Labels).
I can change them one at a time but not
John Gregson wrote:
However after setting up a Table and a Form; I just
found that I had left out an important field in the Table.
Is there any way to insert another field into the existing Table;
Hello John,
Base has, in most instances, two ways to edit a tables structure. The
GUI table
@ Johnny
Right.
What I didn't mention, but suppose should have in the last email:
I didn't go through the document changing styles - which is left for the
reader to do.
For example; at the top of page three is a list of poems, each line set
with Style 'Heading 2'. While the beginning of
Drew Jensen wrote:
@ Johnny
Right.
What I didn't mention, but suppose should have in the last email:
I didn't go through the document changing styles - which is left for
the reader to do.
For example; at the top of page three is a list of poems, each line
set with Style 'Heading 2'. While
Seymour Fine wrote:
Thanks for attaching the screen shots which however appear a bit different
from mine (OOo3.1). Which version do you have?
Sy
HUH - didn't realize this changed...I used the 3.1.1 Release Candidate 2
from a few days ago.
It's available on the main website download page
John Gregson wrote:
I am using Open Office 3.1.0 (build 9399)
Java version is: 1.6.0_15
I am using a PC with Vista
I am very, very new to Open Office and Base.
Question:
After I have created a Table, is there any way to Print out the table
view, this would be most useful.
From the Documents
Andy wrote:
Andy wrote:
Is there a way to open a Microsoft Word Database using OpenOffice?
Thanks in advance.
Sorry folks, I mistyped it is a Microsoft Works Database, .wdb file.
Ah well that makes a bit of difference.
As far as I know there is no connectors for a .wdb. You will need to
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