version. Don't they tell on their website?
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that was
requested by Mac users), but as always it can be changed to your liking.
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packaging
it. Any ideas?
That's a go-oo.org feature that we didn't want to take over. IMHO it's
not only disconcerting, it's wrong.
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M Henri Day wrote:
2009/9/6 Mathias Bauer nospamfor...@gmx.de
Lars Nooden wrote:
Stop fucking around.
EOD for me. All your contributions to this discussion where full of
allegations, insinuations and now insults.
Not my style.
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Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi Lars,
Lars Nooden wrote (4-9-2009 14:52)
It is even more so to pretend that calling the ribbon by another name
will make everything ok.
If you mean this text by Matthias:
Mathias Bauer wrote (3-9-2009 10:34)
Dotan Cohen wrote:
What exactly are the arguments
Lars Nooden wrote:
Stop fucking around.
EOD for me. All your contributions to this discussion where full of
allegations, insinuations and now insults.
Not my style.
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Lars Nooden wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
I can even imagine a much simpler approach: just keep the old UI as an
option and use usage tracking to find out how many users switch to it.
Studies for the courts found in 1996 that even back then 60% kept the
default settings. By now it's close
. They are observed interviewed to find what
comes easily and what doesn't. The results are used to improve the
software's UI. I have usually found them very useful.
Uwe already has answered that.
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i
don't need it and despite your good intention it will not help my work but
only disturb it.
If you have read my first mail, you should know that this is my
suggestion also.
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it's different and so urges them to re-learn. These complaints can be
addressed easily by keeping the old GUI as an option.
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Lars Nooden wrote:
Thanks, Mathias,
Mathias Bauer wrote:
What we are trying to achieve is a context sensitive user interface.
Which if done less than perfectly is a fancy way of saying 'confusing'
and 'complex' ;)
Well, perfection most probably won't be reached ever, but I agree
thousand words.
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william drescher wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
william drescher wrote:
Usually when I open a unix file I am given a window that asks how
to handle it.
Now I am trying to open a unix file and don't get that window so
the nl - cr/nl translation is not done and it is not formatted
and/or open it correctly.
I am on WinXP, opening a file that is on a samba mapped drive ?
Select the filter Text Encoded in your file open dialog.
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Please don't
, but it's in the works. It should be clear that a
function like this should be implemented as stable as possible.
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I use
with it. OR did MS
make some hidden coding that makes sure Non-MS office software
does not work with Windows 7.
Whatever problems might exist between OOo 3.1 and Windows 7, OOo 3.2
(that will be released short after Windows 7) surely will be improved in
that regard.
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=FIXCOMMITTEDfield.assignee=field.bug_reporter=field.omit_dupes=onfield.has_patch=field.has_no_package=
So the Ubuntu version has all the upstream bugs and some more. I
assume because of that Jonathan considers it to be worse. Simple
calculation. ;-)
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(and want
to) build OOo by yourself, I'm sure that the developers that fix the bug
will tell you how to get the fix into a custom build based on the 3.1
release.
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it's necessary to make decisions, even if that means that not
all people will like the result.
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I use
to copy
Excel here and added a patch that always enables the Save button. The
patch was not accepted for the official builds as it was considered to
be a wrong behavior.
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Hi,
I'm sorry that I overlooked this when it was posted. I now found it by
luck. As it was a direct question to me I will answer it even if it
might be a little bit outdated.
NoOp wrote:
On 11/21/2008 12:40 AM, Mathias Bauer wrote:
NoOp wrote:
[snip]
Also, note that StarOffice 9 (yet
, but that's not true. Please don't create urban legends.
The only reason for the delay in the SO release is that it's faster to
offer something for download than bringing it into the necessary
distribution channels. But they always use the same code base.
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them as a kind of local copy in the file system. Perhaps for whatever
reason OOo has a problem working with this local copy. MS Office uses an
own file dialog also.
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Healthy Beaver wrote:
Hi,
I have a Palm TX but it does not do OOo and so I want to buy something that
will. What do you recommend?
There is an ODF viewer for Symbian devices available at
www.sept-solutions.com. It is planned to have editing functionality also.
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will be quite useful.
I wouldn't waste my time with the current stopgag solutions.
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odt files that way:
then they also don't have a proper extension and if you convert them to
pdf in the same folder the odt file might get overwritten by the pdf
file (you should have seen a warning for that). This might explain the
corrupted files.
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that do it correctly (like OOo) and
other's don't. You also must differentiate between applications that
(like wordpad) create a new instance for every document and others that
don't. IIRC Word 2003 does it like OOo (if you configure it to use SDI,
not MDI).
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decide whether the focus is transferred to the new window or not.
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John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Mon, 03 Dec 2007 21:46:06 +0100
Mathias Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
If you are talking about the second document window of an application: I
know that there are SDI applications that do it correctly (like OOo) and
other's don't. You also must differentiate
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 30/11/2007, Mathias Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
kevin johnston wrote:
snip
Can I attach an 11MB file to a bug report? The guidelines say 1MB max.
In that case you should place a comment in the bug report that the
developer or QA person can ask you
them - blame the desktop, not OOo.
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kevin johnston wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Hi Kevin,
kevin johnston wrote:
I'm seeing a bizarre behavior and I'm stumped: Calc can read in a
spreadsheet, display it, edit it, but cannot write it out.
there are two know situations where OOo has problems saving files:
- the file
Robin Laing wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Hi Kevin,
kevin johnston wrote:
I'm seeing a bizarre behavior and I'm stumped: Calc can read in a
spreadsheet, display it, edit it, but cannot write it out.
there are two know situations where OOo has problems saving files:
- the file belongs
assume that your problem is different. I recommend that you create an
issue in our bug reporting system and attach some files for testing.
This will allow developers to have a look on the problem.
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in case this
is missing in user\basic.
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should work also so it could serve as a test case that
doesn't need installing everything (only making it the default client).
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am I missing?
Perhaps you don't have a JRE installed? OOo's accessibility
implementation is based on Java accessibility. I will try to ask one of
our experts if it can be something else.
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better, only a few developers can be reached on the
discuss list but at least some should see your RFE.
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the read-only bit indeed is a setting in the document and so
more or less does what you expect. So where's the surprise? (Sorry,
don't get it.)
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Fortunately the OASIS rules forbid such infiltration strategy.
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Mathias Bauer wrote:
I still understand why Tools-Options-Security is not enough:
of course that should be: I still *don't* understand... :-[
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Drew Jensen wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Alan Boba wrote:
On 10/24/07, Mathias Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can't enforce read only behavior in an open file format. If
somebody wanted to change your file he just can do it on the level of
the xml streams inside the package
like in Word can be
circumented even by a kid?
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Alan Boba wrote:
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You can't enforce read only behavior in an open file format. If
somebody wanted to change your file he just can do it on the level of
the xml streams inside the package. So such a feature is pointless.
Mathias,
I'm
Word does is that it prevents users from *inadvertently
changing those parts of the document that shouldn't be changed. And that
is possible in OOo also, using Tools-Options-Security.
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they get has been changed or not.
This is better than the pseudo-security feature of a readonly mode.
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it or this dialog will pop up each
time you log in.
Now you won't get any update notifications for Java anymore. The
drawback is that you have to look for updates by yourself in the future
(e.g. security bug fixes).
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the file so that developers can have a look at the problem.
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objects (like formulas) are very slow. It will be fixed in 2.3.1.
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can ask on the dev mailing list of the QA project or the particular
development project the issue is assigned to. But please do it only if
it is *really* urgent.
You know: if everything is urgent nothing is urgent.
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-Options-Load/Save-MicrosoftOffice
Make sure that the option to convert objects on Load and Save is set for
all formats.
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to ask
if you want to know how to use a smaller and sharper scalpel for the
surgery. ;-)
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NoOp schrieb:
On 07/06/2007 12:08 AM, Mathias Bauer wrote:
Gary Dale wrote:
Actually the filter you mention for OpenOffice from Novell will only work
with
Novell version of OOo so I'm told. It will not open xlsx documents yet.
I've
used it sucessfully to send and recieve docx
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is a great tool for that. It can be
downloaded from
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/FileAndDisk/Filemon.mspx.
I admit that it's a little bit techy but creating a filemon log from a
failed try to save a document surely would help to find the root cause.
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?
These are the most common root causes for the effect you described.
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plugin for OOo writing such extension in Java
shouldn't be a big deal for somebody who knows Java.
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inside the
status bar.
As displaying link targets isn't a very common tasks in office
applications it would be a waste of screen space to reserve a place in
the task bar for it. Perhaps we can use the right most field for it?
This is kind of a multi purpose field.
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Andreas Borutta wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Hi Mathias :)
I'm not sure if this would work currently or if it needed some small
code changes in OOo. From a short look into the source code I see a good
chance that it could work now already.
So if somebody wanted to write an extension
be technically possible to link to template file names (they
can be stored in the metadata) we don't do it.
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/.openoffice.org2.0
depending on your security context.
There's a lockfile in the OOo profile that is used to prevent concurrent
access to this directory.
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extension. Using
this new export filter will store the whole Writer document into a
single xml file. Beware! I can become quite huge for bigger documents.
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the
-env:UserInstallation= switch. So I recommened to use the latter always.
But thanks for the hint, I will talk to the authors of that
documentation to change it.
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them as examples.
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for a few days.
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Russell Butler wrote:
Trevor Farlow wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Trevor Farlow wrote:
A long-time OOo user, I've found myself with enough time again to answer
user questions from time-to-time. Here's my issue: I read the list as a
newsgroup, and I look for the
Delivered-To: moderator
to access?
OpenOffice.org has a decent WP import filter. If your documents contain
some advanced features or very fancy formattings they probably will not
be converted 100% perfectly but I assume that it will be done in a
reasonable good quality.
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with a number added
at the end (separated by an underscore).
Parts of the file - or if you are lucky - the file itself might have
been in the TEMP folder in a sub directory with a name starting with sv.
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build
to get these two files for the plugin.
Did you try deinstalling the Ubuntu version and installing the
official OOo build instead that you can get from the OOo website? It
should come with the plugin library.
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://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=8938
C.
... so there was made progress regarding this? -
The legal review and everything else that had blocked the work is done.
Now the developer of the filter just needs to deliver his work to cvs.
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the poster's address and put him to into cc. There is no way to make
TBird add the From: address to the list of recipients. Surely that's
aligned with the recommended practice as explained by Brian but in case
of mailing lists that munge the Reply-To it came in handy.
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are working together on
native OOo filters for die OOXML formats. Reports about ongoing work
and hints where filter milestone builds can be downloaded will pop up on
the GullFOSS blogs at times.
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Joe Smith wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Joe Smith wrote:
Why does OOo not have a tool like Windows' regedit, or Mozilla's
about:config, or GConf's gconf-editor, where the OOo registry could be
searched and edited directly?
You can a lot of good XML editors to do so. This is even more
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are working hard on the requests already, there's no time to look for
obvious benefits that noone requested before. ;-)
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.
How can I do this? I really need the doc file.
Would you mind creating an issue in our Issue Tracker and attach a
sample document for testing?
Do you remember (or can find out) which version of OOo worked correctly
for you?
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John Jason Jordan wrote:
On Wed, 30 May 2007 09:20:13 +0200
Mathias Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
John Jason Jordan wrote:
2) Yes, I know how I did it and I did it correctly. I've been using OOo
since StarOffice 5.something as my only word processor and I live in
it. I always do my
is visible Frank Meies' tip would be helpful. As
you are not subscribed to the list I recommend to check the archive for
Frank's reply to your mail.
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Please
already talked
about that with Laurent Godard (the author of DictOOo) and he agreed in
general.
Ciao,
Mathias
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I use it for the OOo
Joe Smith wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
...
Yes, signing is possible (I mentioned that several times ;-)).
Yes, I've never tried to use it and I wasn't exactly sure what the
signing accomplished.
I also don't know what the scope of the protection is. Suppose the
document
and the first part of
the line (Research Project) went to 16 points, but the remainder of
the line remained at 14 points.
I couldn't reproduce that with OOo2.2 on Windows. Can you reproduce it
by starting from scratch?
Ciao,
Mathias
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or not the macros in a
document have been modified? Can the macros be write-protected or signed
somehow?
Yes, signing is possible (I mentioned that several times ;-)).
Ciao,
Mathias
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a huge effort
and it can create new security holes that are hard to find and fix.
Ciao,
Mathias
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I use it for the OOo lists and only
location, but users can
explicitly add them.
Ciao,
Mathias
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it
neither specifies them nor makes them mandatory.
OOo could specify that it never puts macros into documents nor executes
any of them at any time. That would be enough. Again, I'm afraid this
could make users angry.
Ciao,
Mathias
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Cor Nouws schrieb:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
- don't allow to put macros in documents at all
[...]
Many users won't accept the first option. Jürgen Schmidt wrote a blog
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/does_program_logic_embedded_in
about discarding the document macro functionality
a security concept on OOo
Basic is the way to go - it will add new security holes that are harder
to understand and fix than the only hole we have now - the mouse click
to grant permission to execute.
Ciao,
Mathias
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can convince
its author to change that (I tried several times), but whatever comes
out it shows that the demand for document macros is still there.
The unbundling wouldn't cause a lot of coding in OOo. And why should it
require changes in ODF? Macros are not part of ODF.
Ciao,
Mathias
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domain
notation to have your own namespace. So a usual media type would be
org.myproject.myapplication.mytype or
vnd.companyname.productname.type. OOo itself uses org.openoffice or
in some places vnd.sun.star.
Ciao,
Mathias
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