On 7 Jun 2008 at 17:52, Richard Detwiler wrote:
mike scott wrote:
...
try filling a1:a10 with a 1. Then somewhere put a cell with
counta(a1:a10) and another with sum(a1:a10). Now try (1) clearing,
say, a5, and (2) putting an unquoted space in a5. Now suppose
someone is doing some
2008/6/6 Jerry Feldman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If I have a column of numbers, say A1 to A200 and a =SUM(A1:A200)
Now, I replicate A200 down to A300. Is there any good technique I can
set up the sum so that it will reflect this change without manually
having to change is to =SUM(A1:A300).
The
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gentili signori, da utente assolutamente sprovveduto sto cercando di
organizzare una serie di documenti di testo e album di foto in un database.
In pratica, il risultato che vorrei ottenere è una tabella contenete pochi
elementi identificativi ed un collegamento con i files che mi interessano.
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Jeg har installert Open office etter at jeg fikk problemer med med microsoft
2000 program. Jeg installerte Open office, men for å få nok diskplass måtte
jeg avinstallere microsoft 2000. Når jeg etter installasjonen av Open office
skulle bruke snarveien microsoft word og microsoft excel,
I just ordered the CD and downloaded the program but can't get it to open to
the word processor
Would someone please tell me how to get this program to open. I want it to
open when I click on the icon on my desk top. I can't figure out how to do
this. There are so many things to click on
Hello,
I love using Open Office and am very, very thankful for its creation. What
I would like to know is if there are any plans to create an email client
similar to Outlook? The functionality of Outlook is unsurpassed by any free
email client I've ever tried, but it is getting expensive
Yep, this one seems to work, EXCEPT for the speak sheets.
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 4:35 PM, Miep Visser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Thanks for this new link.
I managed to acually download this one - the other one did not work.
I had to indicate the type op OS I had, which did not include
I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It takes
me to a folder that has numerous folders and none of them do what it shows that
they should do. Help! Sandy Phipps
WITH GOD BEHIND YOU HIS ARMS BENEATH YOU,
YOU CAN FACE WHATEVER IS BEFORE YOU.
Dear help desk
please let me know how i can type chinese characters in open office.
thanks
Oops
Am 2008-06-06 13:27:03, schrieb Michelle Konzack:
Maybe you should go to http://www.savexp.org/ and sign the petition?
Sorry, it seems the domain was hijacked by a Domain-Trader...
Try Google and search for save XP petition
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
On Sun, June 8, 2008 12:18 pm, Alessandro Sambo wrote:
gentili signori, da utente assolutamente sprovveduto sto cercando di
organizzare una serie di documenti di testo e album di foto in un
database.
Alessandro,
personalmente non so aiutarti, mi dispiace. Comunque l'indirizzo
Dennis Lyon wrote:
Hello,
I love using Open Office and am very, very thankful for its creation. What
I would like to know is if there are any plans to create an email client
similar to Outlook? The functionality of Outlook is unsurpassed by any free
email client I've ever tried, but it is
Tony Venn wrote:
I work on MAC with OSX, and I have a full commercial working version of
the Office programs. People keep sending CVs and documents to me in DOCX
format - how do i open or convert these into normal word documents?
Tony Venn | Account Manager
20080610 0620 GMT-6
You cant
LARRY SANDY PHIPPS wrote:
I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It takes
me to a folder that has numerous folders and none of them do what it shows that
they should do. Help! Sandy Phipps
I assume you're running Windows. After you double click on the
Merry Widow wrote:
I just ordered the CD and downloaded the program but can't get it to open to
the word processor
Would someone please tell me how to get this program to open. I want it to
open when I click on the icon on my desk top. I can't figure out how to do
this. There are so many
Wade Smart wrote:
Tony Venn wrote:
I work on MAC with OSX, and I have a full commercial working version
of the Office programs. People keep sending CVs and documents to me in
DOCX format - how do i open or convert these into normal word documents?
When you say full commercial working
Tony Venn wrote:
I work on MAC with OSX, and I have a full commercial working version
of the Office programs. People keep sending CVs and documents to me in
DOCX format - how do i open or convert these into normal word documents?
At the moment you can't. Ask the applicants to send in ODF
documents?
Tony Venn | Account Manager
20080610 0620 GMT-6
You cant.
Actually, you can. There are several versions of Open Office available that
will open the new Office 2007 documents - one being OxygenOffice, available
here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ooop and in addition, the new Beta 3
James Knott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tony Venn wrote:
I work on MAC with OSX, and I have a full commercial working version of
the Office programs. People keep sending CVs and documents to me in DOCX
format - how do i open or convert these into normal word
Dennis Lyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I love using Open Office and am very, very thankful for its creation.
What
I would like to know is if there are any plans to create an email client
similar to Outlook? The functionality of Outlook is unsurpassed by
2008/6/6 Michelle Konzack [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Am 2008-06-04 12:56:39, schrieb John Boyle:
To James Knott: You have just proven my point, as you are very
knowledgeable with both programs. Again, however, a relative newbie,
like me, does NOT have the patience nor the skills to bother with Vista
Serious question: what is so good about Windows XP that it is worth
petitioning for?
I have used Windows XP in the past, and found it a very frustrating
and insecure operating system. What features does Windows XP have that
users feel are missing from other OS's?
This is not a troll, but a
2008/6/10 ccornell - OpenOffice.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Serious question: what is so good about Windows XP that it is worth
petitioning for?
I have used Windows XP in the past, and found it a very frustrating
and insecure operating system. What features does Windows XP have that
users feel
I see. This is how I summerize:
1) Dissatisfaction with the successor of XP
2) Unfamiliarity with anything else
3) Inability of legacy programs to run on other OSes (including the
successor to XP)
I understand then that there is no 'killer feature' in Windows XP that
people need other than
Hallo Brian,
Op maandag 09 juni 2008 schreef Brian Barker aan users@openoffice.org:
These data are constantly changing, so this procedure would
become rather annoying quite quickly. But I'll certainly keep
this hint in mind in case I need it some time.
BB I realised after I sent my last
2008/6/9 Tor Digernes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jeg har installert Open office etter at jeg fikk problemer med med
microsoft 2000 program. Jeg installerte Open office, men for å få nok
diskplass måtte jeg avinstallere microsoft 2000. Når jeg etter
installasjonen av Open office skulle bruke
I might have a few macros to write, and I was wondering if there is a
good online tutorial. I was able to find a few decent references to a
few things I wanted to do, but not things like ActiveCell, Selection.
In m context all macros would need to be used in both OO.o and Excel
context. I did find
2008/6/10 Fred A. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I wonder what compatibility issues we'll have with this release. Or should
I say, how will MickySoft screw the OSS community this time?
Fred
New proof: Office 14 slated for 2009
Mary Jo Foley: Even though Microsoft has yet to release a public
We are constantly seeing this question repeated on this list. Most of
them are phrased similar to this:
*I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It takes me to a
folder that has numerous folders and none of them do what it shows that they should do.
Help!*
It just
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/6/10 ccornell - OpenOffice.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Serious question: what is so good about Windows XP that it is worth
petitioning for?
I have used Windows XP in the past, and found it a very frustrating
and insecure operating system. What features does Windows XP have
On Behalf Of Gordon said:
Dennis Lyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hello,
I love using Open Office and am very, very thankful for its
creation.
What
I would like to know is if there are any plans to create an email
client
similar to Outlook? The functionality of Outlook is unsurpassed by
2008/6/10 Jack D. Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We are constantly seeing this question repeated on this list. Most of them
are phrased similar to this:
*I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It takes
me to a folder that has numerous folders and none of them do what it
On 10 Jun 2008 at 8:38, Jack D. Lewis wrote:
We are constantly seeing this question repeated on this list. Most of
them are phrased similar to this:
*I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It
takes me to a folder that has numerous folders and none of them do
what
On 10 Jun 2008 at 17:16, M Henri Day wrote:
...
advisory. And it might not be a bad idea to also say something about
turning off the firewall during the downloading process
I hope you didn't mean that! Sounds a recipe for disaster to me.
--
Permission for this mail to be processed by any
Jack D. Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are constantly seeing this question repeated on this list. Most of them
are phrased similar to this:
*I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It
takes me to a folder that has numerous folders
On 10 Jun 2008 at 17:57, M Henri Day wrote:
2008/6/10 mike scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 10 Jun 2008 at 17:16, M Henri Day wrote:
...
advisory. And it might not be a bad idea to also say something about
turning off the firewall during the downloading process
I hope you didn't
mike scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rumour has it that an unfirewalled (is that a word?) windows box on
the net is likely to take only seconds or minutes to become
compromised.
Absolutely. I did a re-install of XP prior to the release of the service
pack that
On Sun, 08 Jun 2008 11:39:30 -0700
NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
On 06/07/2008 05:09 PM, Drew Jensen wrote:
Then again - maybe this will help..
http://www.oucv.org/download/wrapt_text_arround_graphic_in_impress.odp
http://www.oucv.org/download/wrapt_text_arround_graphic_in_impress.pdf
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
I just want to add that, in Excel you could type things like =sum(A:A). I
miss that behaviour in OpenOffice.org. It's the only (I think) Excel feature
that I actually miss… A:A means the whole A column. I have tried this in
Calc but failed, so I guess Calc lacks that
2008/6/10 Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
mike scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rumour has it that an unfirewalled (is that a word?) windows box on
the net is likely to take only seconds or minutes to become
compromised.
Absolutely. I did a re-install of XP
2008/6/9 chongcmatches [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear help desk
please let me know how i can type chinese characters in open office.
thanks
Chongcmatches, can you tell us a bit more about your setup - what OS you
use, whether you are able to type in Chinese Glyphs in other programmes than
OOo,
John Jason Jordan wrote the following on 6/10/2008 10:28 AM:
On Sun, 08 Jun 2008 11:39:30 -0700
NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
On 06/07/2008 05:09 PM, Drew Jensen wrote:
Then again - maybe this will help..
http://www.oucv.org/download/wrapt_text_arround_graphic_in_impress.odp
At 09:43 10/06/2008 -0700, Allen Noname wrote:
I miss treating the paragraph marker as a searchable item. In my log
files I often get spurious extra paragraphs that I want to delete by
a simple Search and Replace All with the Word term being ^p^p -
^p. Given that a shift-enter, \n, is allowed
On Jun 8, 2008, at 22:06 , Bill Gill wrote:
Am running a OS 10.4.11on a Power PC Mac using Firefox. Keep
getting the message attached. What do I do please/
Attachments don't usually make it past the list manager server. I'm
afraid you'll have to transcribe the message for us. Also,
Jack D. Lewis wrote:
John Jason Jordan wrote the following on 6/10/2008 10:28 AM:
On Sun, 08 Jun 2008 11:39:30 -0700
NoOp [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
On 06/07/2008 05:09 PM, Drew Jensen wrote:
Then again - maybe this will help..
chongcmatches wrote:
please let me know how i can type chinese characters in open office.
OpenOffice.org has no particular way of typing Chinese characters. It
leaves character input entirely and totally up to the operating system.
That is, if you can type Chinese characters in other
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/6/6 Michelle Konzack [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Am 2008-06-04 12:56:39, schrieb John Boyle:
To James Knott: You have just proven my point, as you are very
knowledgeable with both programs. Again, however, a relative newbie,
like me, does NOT have the patience nor the skills to
M Henri Day wrote:
2008/6/10 Fred A. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Given the fact that the Microsoft fines court case is still, after
Microsoft's appeal, *sub judice*, I should rather expect that the company
will attempt to be seen as playing nice with odt files, while at the same
time placing
On 06/10/2008 04:39 AM, James Knott wrote:
Tony Venn wrote:
I work on MAC with OSX, and I have a full commercial working version
of the Office programs. People keep sending CVs and documents to me in
DOCX format - how do i open or convert these into normal word documents?
At the moment
format - how do i open or convert these
into normal word documents?
Tony Venn | Account Manager
20080610 0620 GMT-6
You cant.
Actually, you can. There are several versions of Open Office available
that will open the new Office 2007 documents - one being OxygenOffice,
available here
Dennis Lyon wrote:
Hello,
I love using Open Office and am very, very thankful for its creation. What
I would like to know is if there are any plans to create an email client
similar to Outlook? The functionality of Outlook is unsurpassed by any free
email client I've ever tried, but it is
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/6/10 ccornell - OpenOffice.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Serious question: what is so good about Windows XP that it is worth
I see. This is how I summerize:
1) Dissatisfaction with the successor of XP
2) Unfamiliarity with anything else
3) Inability of legacy programs to run
http://www.iso.org/iso/pressrelease.htm?refid=Ref1136
Four national standards bodies appeal against approval of ISO/IEC DIS
29500
2008-06-06
Four national standards body members of ISO and IEC – Brazil, India,
South Africa and Venezuela – have submitted appeals against the recent
approval
NoOp, 2008/06/10 1:49 PM:
I know that the linux Windows versions install without disrupting the
existing OOo installs; does anyone know if this is true for the MAC
version as well?
It's true for Mac's (only the M is capitalized) as well.
NoOp wrote:
On 06/10/2008 04:39 AM, James Knott wrote:
Tony Venn wrote:
I work on MAC with OSX, and I have a full commercial working version
of the Office programs. People keep sending CVs and documents to me in
DOCX format - how do i open or convert these into normal word documents?
Jack D. Lewis wrote:
We are constantly seeing this question repeated on this list. Most of
them are phrased similar to this:
*I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It
takes me to a folder that has numerous folders and none of them do
what it shows that they should
Robin Laing wrote:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/6/10 ccornell - OpenOffice.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Serious question: what is so good about Windows XP that it is worth
I see. This is how I summerize:
1) Dissatisfaction with the successor of XP
2) Unfamiliarity with anything else
3) Inability of
Jim Allan wrote:
Dotan Cohen wrote:
2008/6/10 ccornell - OpenOffice.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Serious question: what is so good about Windows XP that it is worth
petitioning for?
I have used Windows XP in the past, and found it a very frustrating
and insecure operating system. What features does
John Boyle wrote the following on 6/10/2008 2:58 PM:
Jack D. Lewis wrote:
We are constantly seeing this question repeated on this list. Most of
them are phrased similar to this:
*I downloaded your openoffice program and cannot open any of it. It
takes me to a folder that has numerous
James Knott wrote:
If you go back and reread my message, it said to request ODF files first
and then .DOC as secondary. The idea is to get people to stop thinking
Microsoft formats are the only way to go. Simply reject anything that
comes as .DOCX with a note explaining what's required and
Jim Allan wrote:
James Knott wrote:
If you go back and reread my message, it said to request ODF files
first and then .DOC as secondary. The idea is to get people to stop
thinking Microsoft formats are the only way to go. Simply reject
anything that comes as .DOCX with a note explaining
On 06/10/2008 02:51 PM, James Knott wrote:
Jim Allan wrote:
James Knott wrote:
If you go back and reread my message, it said to request ODF files
first and then .DOC as secondary. The idea is to get people to stop
thinking Microsoft formats are the only way to go. Simply reject
NoOp, 2008/06/10 4:14 PM:
2. M17 give the OP the opportunity to have a look at what OOo 3.0 will
look like come September. And given the fact the current dev versions do
not mess with the existing OOo installs (Mac verified by Larry Gusaas -
thanks Larry) and the OP can run them side-by-side,
John Boyle wrote:
To Jim Allan, et al: How much research did you do and did you ask on
such forums as Linux Questions.Org? Did you ask any of the companies
that actually make the different distro's? As for any accounting
packages that work with Linux, I beg to differ with you as there ARE
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 2:12 PM, John Boyle wrote:
As for any accounting packages that work with Linux, I beg to differ with you
as there ARE some really good ones,
Lack of information about industry certified software is one of the
critical issues in Linux migration.
Why is it that many
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 5:28 AM, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
I say only because when in the last 20 years have you gone into a consumer
electronics store or a dedicated home
AFAIK, computers at _The Apple Store_ have never shipped with a
Microsoft operating system.
xan
jonathon
ccornell - OpenOffice.org, 2008/06/10 6:28 AM:
(I say only because when in the last 20 years have you gone into a
consumer electronics store or a dedicated home computer shop and found
anything but some version of Windows?)
I've found Macs in many stores over the last twenty years. Currently
I am looking for some help in writer. I am trying to have a colour
background that starts on the left hand side of my page and then fades, so
that in the middle and to the right the background is white. I can see how
to put a solid colour background for characters, paragraphs and tables but
not a
On 06/10/2008 03:43 PM, Larry Gusaas wrote:
NoOp, 2008/06/10 4:14 PM:
2. M17 give the OP the opportunity to have a look at what OOo 3.0 will
look like come September. And given the fact the current dev versions do
not mess with the existing OOo installs (Mac verified by Larry Gusaas -
thanks
On 06/10/2008 04:04 PM, Jim Allan wrote:
John Boyle wrote:
To Jim Allan, et al: How much research did you do and did you ask on
such forums as Linux Questions.Org? Did you ask any of the companies
that actually make the different distro's? As for any accounting
packages that work with
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