Rita Laurance wrote:
Dear Openoffice;
When I send an openoffice text document with the ending .odt as an attachment
in an email, no one can seem to open the document.
By no one, I assume you mean people who use Microsoft Office. Since
MS Office is deficient in that it cannot open ISO
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using version 2.0 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is sending my RESUME
via emails -
the end user cannot open - what should I do? Please help.
thank you.
What format are you sending it as? Many people with substandard office
packages, such as MS
Richard Detwiler wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using version 2.0 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is sending my
RESUME via emails -
the end user cannot open - what should I do? Please help.
thank you.
For a resume, what I would suggest is exporting as a PDF file (File
Peter Flynn wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using version 2.0 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is sending my
RESUME via emails -
the end user cannot open - what should I do? Please help.
Save the document in PDF and send them the PDF file.
Sending a resume as an editable document is
Harold Fuchs wrote:
Please forgive me for this.
I have sent several e-mails to this list from my other computer which runs a
newly installed copy of Thunderbird. None of them is getting through although I
can send to other addresses and can receive OOo stuff from both subscribed and
Alex Zachopoulos wrote:
Why don't you just save your resumé as PDF? Everybody can read PDF
files. Looks good and professional, too.
Alex.
Employers often ask for Word format. Are you then going to submit in PDF?
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To
Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 10/01/07, Joe Conner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if the employer is using windows only? They probably won't
even know what a tarball is.
Send a tarball with plain text, html, pdf, odf, word, rtf, ps, and
even a png image of the resume. :)
That was a joke. The
FRANK RHODES wrote:
*How do I get rid of OpenOffice.org ? I want to go back to word.doc,
how do I do this? My resume says it is a word document, but when I
send it to someone, they can not use it. Please help.*
Did you try saving or emailing the resume as a Word document? OO
supports that.
Terence W C Warby wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Alex Zachopoulos wrote:
Why don't you just save your resumé as PDF? Everybody can read PDF
files. Looks good and professional, too.
Alex.
Employers often ask for Word format. Are you then going to submit in
PDF?
Your experience may
Terence W C Warby wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Alex Zachopoulos wrote:
Why don't you just save your resumé as PDF? Everybody can read PDF
files. Looks good and professional, too.
Alex.
Employers often ask for Word format. Are you then going to submit in
PDF?
Your experience may
Peter Flynn wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Alex Zachopoulos wrote:
Why don't you just save your resumé as PDF? Everybody can read PDF
files. Looks good and professional, too.
Alex.
Employers often ask for Word format.
That's always the biggest problem.
The answer is not to use any complex
Peter Flynn wrote:
Terence W C Warby wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Alex Zachopoulos wrote:
Why don't you just save your resumé as PDF? Everybody can read PDF
files. Looks good and professional, too.
Alex.
Employers often ask for Word format. Are you then going to submit
in PDF?
Your
Frank Kampers wrote:
a.. I am using version X.Y of OpenOffice.org. My problem is : OpenOffice.Org
2.0 9073
People cannot read my documents in MS Word. How do I solve this problem?
When you save the file, using Save As select .doc as file type.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 12/01/07, James Knott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used OpenOffice for my resume. One useful tool for verifying
appearance is the free Word Viewer, which can be downloaded from
Microsoft. I've even used it in Linux. I also include that Word Viewer
in the CD pen drive I
Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 12/01/07, Guy Voets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2007/1/12, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Please try this address
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=95e24c87-8732-48d5-
8689-ab826e7b8fdfdisplaylang=en
Regards, Brian
As usual nothing for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I called to see if there is a software that you sell that will allow me to
accept 'powerpoint' messages that are sent to me. My computer does not open
'powerpoint' information now. Isaac E. Johnson Sr.
The OpenOffice equivalent is called Impress. Also, you
Jouant Michel wrote:
Hello,
I use openoffice on my notebook without problem. Not always but
sometimes mainly to test possibilities.
In our company we want to use openoffice for all users but 75% of users
are linked through a network, managed by 2 Citrix servers configured in
load
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just had my computer fixed and open office is now on my computer. I am a
student in college and I email a lot of papers to my professors. Your program
will not allow my professors to open the attachments of my papers that I send
to
them. Can you tell me what I
Jocelyn Barrett wrote:
I download OpenOffice 2.1 for my friend Doris M. Brewer at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] a couple of days ago. We
have a question. We had about a 500 page document that was originally
typed in Microsoft Word and she purchased a new computer that does not
William Smith wrote:
If I uninstall Microsoft Office will I lose my documents stored in my
documents?
No. Removing any app should never affect your own files. However, no
matter what you do, you should always have back ups of important stuff.
One thing you can do is configure OO to
Thomas Chilton wrote:
From my experience this means the function to print to a PDF file that
is built in to the print dialogue in OS X. I.E. one can create a PDF
from any file that one can print. Very useful. OS X also includes its
own PDF viewer so there's no need for 3rd party SW.
The same
John Meyer wrote:
M Henri Day wrote:
«Oh, and what about loss of productivity if you switch to OpenOffice.org?
None: ...» It seems to me that the study does recognise that there will be
some initial loss of productivity, but that this loss («training costs») is
temporary : «The study does
John Meyer wrote:
Dan Lewis wrote:
Actually it is more than just a list: there is a Migration Guide
which includes several chapter on differences between MS Office and
OOo. You can download these chapters from
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/oooauthors/.
Dan
Tom Chilton wrote:
And the migration guide is two years old... I remember using OO.org
for the first time around then and it was nothing compared to what it
is now...
I didn't realize May 2006 was 2 years agol My calendar must be busted. ;-)
jimw wagner wrote:
James Knott wrote:
John Meyer wrote:
Dan Lewis wrote:
Actually it is more than just a list: there is a Migration
Guide which includes several chapter on differences between MS
Office and OOo. You can download these chapters from
http
george caris wrote:
Dear Openoffice.org
I have just installed openoffice.org 2.1 , and having problem sending
messages and printed documents out by either ,
1 Document as Email
2 Email as per document text
3 Email as microsoft Word
4 Email as PDF
Can you advise what I am doing wrong ,
Thomas Chilton wrote:
I know this is getting a little off-topic but I feel compelled to
preserve my good name! The date I was going from was in the document
itself...
Modifications and updates
Version Date Description of Change
0.1 1 July 2004 First draft
1.0 28 November 2004 First
Harold Fuchs wrote:
If I install OOo 2.1 on a pristine system (no previous version of OOo) and do
FileNewText Document, then a blank text document gets created with some
paragraph/character styles, page margins, default language etc. etc. In other
words, OO has used some template to create
James Knott wrote:
jimw wagner wrote:
James Knott wrote:
John Meyer wrote:
Dan Lewis wrote:
Actually it is more than just a list: there is a Migration
Guide which includes several chapter on differences between MS
Office and OOo. You can download
TerryJ wrote:
KAMI-3 wrote:
Harold Fuchs írta:
On Sunday, January 14, 2007 2:54 AM [GMT+1=CET],
TerryJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harold Fuchs-3 wrote:
If I install OOo 2.1 on a pristine system (no previous version of
OOo) and do FileNewText Document, then a
Daniel Kasak wrote:
John Meyer wrote:
Playing devil's advocate here for a moment, if you really want to go
head to head with MS Office, sooner or later you're going to have to
face the behemoth known as Outlook. Without it, it will be Microsoft
Office vs. OpenOffice + some random e-mail
A. Butler wrote:
To whom it may concern,
Please let me know how we didn't understand that there would be a charge on our credit card for
what???
We received the OpenOffice 2.0 Office Suite software that was Free back from October/November
by ThinkAll
Nikos Mitropoulos wrote:
I also ordered OOo from ThinkAll and after the initial shipment they kept
sending me staff and charging my credit card. However, they stopped
immediately when I e-mailed them with a complaint.
Although I definitely like to contribute financially to Open Source
shawna wirl wrote:
I have to make a presentation for school and I have Open Office. I was
wondering if it will open into a Power Point document because that is what we
use at school. Thanks.
You can save as a PowerPoint file. Just choose the correct file type,
when you use Save as.
merwyn lamb wrote:
How do I download EXCEL?
You don't. The only legal way to get it, is to buy it. On the other
hand, you can download OpenOffice for free, from openoffice.org.
OpenOffice is a complete office package that includes word processor,
spreadsheet, presentation and database
Keith Platt wrote:
Hi Open office - I'm am an ICT teacher - I ( schools) have paid mucho
deniro for training students in MS office - How can I now look to
using Openoffice for my school system? - sorry it still runs MS Server
2003 - I am a teacher not a techi
Can you help
Thanks
I'm not
Jason wrote:
I have a document created on OpenOffice1.1.2 on my MAC and need to print
them off on a PC. I tried emailing them to myself but failed because the
file wouldn't copy and paste. I also tried downloading them to a disk but
the PC wouldn't read the copy. How do I transfer files back
sheila tomkinson wrote:
I have OO 1.1.4 installed and have been using it for some time. I would now
like to install 2.1 instead on the presumption that it is better. Is it indeed
a desirable thing to do and if so, do I need to uninstall 1.1.4. before I
attempt to install 2.1. I have an
Damien wrote:
Hi
I am using Version 2.0 of openoffice.org on Windows XP,anytime I try to use a
letter wizard I get a request saying no JRE installed ? Im am a novice so no
code please.
Go to http://java.com to download and install Java. Then, in
OpenOffice, click on Tools Options.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Mature student about to go in the real world out there, about to buy new
computer on credit with Windows Vista Premium home/Small Business, need to buy
student version of CAD (can't afford the commercial version), Coreldraw
student version also, Microsoft
Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/SearchList?list=userssearchText=vist
adefaultField=subjectSearch=Search
If you enclose the URL in , you can avoid the broken URL problem. e.g.
Donald D. Olivier wrote:
Hello,
I sent an .opd file to a person with MS Powerpoint on Windows XP
and another with a Mac and neither could open the file.
I have opened excel files with Open Office, does Microsoft products
not recognize Open Office files?
No, MS products do not recognize
JCorts wrote:
Hello,
I have a package of OPENOFFICE including openoffice.calc, that came installed
in my Dell Computer. I use it and like it very much, but there are many
formulae and problems that I cannot solve. Dell does not send any documentation
with the computer.
I'm wondering
angela wrote:
In your paperwork you say this product is FREE, then in the licensing agreement
you say FREEDOM TO USE, not cost.
well then what is the COST
please let me know asap so i can straight out the record newspaper for there
mis-print.
thank you
angela
It is free of cost
June-Anne Hare wrote:
This was just the info I needed but I cannot get the book on to the
cart. Is something wrong today?
I have asked a friend to check and he says the same.
What do you mean by I cannot get the book on to the cart? That link I
provided works fine for me.
Maurice L. Sarles, Jr. wrote:
Hello, I am on the verge of building a new super computer and may shy away
entirely from MS products by using Unix or Linux. Will OpenOffice products
function well with Unix and Linux?
Thank you, Maurice
Yes, in fact, many Linux distros come with OpenOffice.
Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
ONLY $294.00
Office 2003 Pro SP/1 Full (1-Pack) Full oem/DSP Version
http://www.buycheapsoftware.com/details~productID~1727.asp
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Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
ONLY $294.00
Office 2003 Pro SP/1 Full (1-Pack) Full oem/DSP Version
http://www.buycheapsoftware.com/details~productID
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not downloaded your product yet, but am looking into it. I currently
do NOT have any Microsoft programs on my computer. The company I work for
sends everything out in and needs to receive information in Word documents
and
Excel spreadsheets.
Will
John W. Kennedy wrote:
John Meyer wrote:
Christina Godinez wrote:
My opinion is you only use MSO if you feel like donating to Mr.
Bill Gates who need a little bit more of money for his charitable
cause...
Even though his causes are worthy,
Not all of them. He donates $1,000,000 a year to
Stephanie Boulee wrote:
Stephanie Boulee wrote:
I have a problem: when I insert a frame and happen to click on the
tab Macro a dialog box pops up telling me that I need to install
Java. I cannot get rid of this dialog box and OpenOffice completely
freezes at this point and I have to
John Meyer wrote:
I was wondering if there is a program that would allow me to type on top
of a PDF and print that out? I've tried OpenOffice and Scribus, and
neither seem to work with this particular PDF. Any suggestions?
What I did, was to use the PDF as the background and then create
Maurice L. Sarles, Jr. wrote:
Hello, I am on the verge of building a new super computer and may shy away
entirely from MS products by using Unix or Linux. Will OpenOffice products
function well with Unix and Linux?
Thank you, Maurice
As I mentioned a couple of days ago, yes. I use
Adrian Try wrote:
Hello, I am on the verge of building a new super computer and may shy
away entirely from MS products by using Unix or Linux. Will
OpenOffice products function well with Unix and Linux?
You want to run OpenOffice.org on a supercomputer?
I didn't think it started up that
Alan wrote:
I install regular updates of the Jave RTE. I found by accident that OOO
continues to use the one that was current when OOO was installed, needing an
update under the Options Menu for it to use the latest.
You can choose which version you wish to use with OO. Click on Tools
Sam Sloan wrote:
I am using Open Office 2.1 I have some old documents in Wordstar Version 4.
How can I convert these Wordstar documenmts to OpenOffice?
Do you still have Wordstar? If so, you'd export the files in some
format that OO can understand.
Wayne Roslyn wrote:
Hi there, I clicked 'continue to download' and a screen came up saying that
I'm not authorised to view this page. Please help.
From Rosanne
Are you by chance on a corporate network, with restricted internet access?
Jayne Paradis wrote:
I just downloaded the latest version of Open Office and was hoping to
download the various books from the website - it seems that I can only
download individual chapters - any ideas?
The complete books are there too. I have downloaded them many times.
They are all
John Meyer wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Do you still have Wordstar? If so, you'd export the files in some
format that OO can understand.
Off the cuff here, if you have documents that old, wouldn't you have
tried to convert them to something else in the meantime?
IIRC, even back
TerryJ wrote:
Getting off topic, I've belatedly woken up to a major hole in the security
about which I'd been smug.
On the Linux OSs I've used, you need a password by default to log in. You
can drive a truck through that with a live cd. The one I've got let's you
log in as administrator
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a demo of OpenOffice 1.1.3 and I have tried to uninstall it with
windows xp but it fails to uninstall. Do you have a program of any kind to
uninstall this program? Please help I need the space on my computer and this
program just will now go away.
Judi Doornbos wrote:
Hi
I have just bought OpenOffice 2.0 from Dick Smith to replace Microsoft
Office 2000. I want to uninstall Office 2000 as it is creating problems.
I have skimmed the Guide, particularly relating to Writer- the function I
use most- and am very impressed and keen to start
E.C.Seven wrote:
hi i am using open office in my home computer, i would like to use it
also on my company's businness pc. i need to kow if i am free to use
it or pay a license to someone.
You are free to use it all you want.
russ henson wrote:
I have previously downloaded OpenOffice Base, Draw, Impress, Writer, and
Math, and now need the Calc application. Can I download it individually from
your website? If so, I could not figure out how. Thank you.
Russ
How did you manage to download those packages
Casey wrote:
I am using open office version 2.1. How do you send the spreadsheet
that you create as the body of an email message?
Click on File Send and then make your choice of what you want to send.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My laptop is having issues with Excel and i was considering downloading your
product to see if I could open Excel files on it.
Any thoughts?
It should work. Since it's free, why not give it a try and see what
happens?
Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi,
Does anyone know how I can do a preso and see my speakers' notes, but not
let the audience see my notes? I would rather not kill trees by printing
out my presentation, and yet I will need to see my notes during a
presentation. My presentation itself will
Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi,
Thanks for your reply, James, comments in line...
On 1/23/07, James Knott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi,
Does anyone know how I can do a preso and see my speakers' notes, but
not
let the audience see my notes?
The usual method
James Knott wrote:
Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi,
Thanks for your reply, James, comments in line...
On 1/23/07, James Knott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi,
Does anyone know how I can do a preso and see my speakers' notes
Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi, thanks for your reply...
On 1/23/07, James Knott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christian Einfeldt wrote:
hi,
While Linux apparenlty supports dual monitors
I just heard from another friend of mine who said that SuSe will find
both
monitors
Joe Conner wrote:
A prior posting from
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=49857highlight=dual+monitor
Post
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?p=196197#196197Posted:
Thu Dec 14, 2006 7:30 pmPost subject: Reply with quote
Anthony Guerrero wrote:
* I am using version 2.1 of OpenOffice.org. My problem is : How do I
get Open Office to be my default to open documents if I did not select that
option during original installation?
Right click on the file icon
Select Open with Choose program
Select
Robin Laing wrote:
Jonathon Blake wrote:
Robin wrote:
But this is the issue that OpenOffice should be pushing on the
promotion
of ODF. I understand this so well after this last weekend. Going
Should OOo include filters for data produced by programs like javelin,
wordstar, Lotus Brief,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am in the middle of downloading the software how long will it take? it has
been over 1hour it is at 32mb
That depends on how you're connected to the internet. If via dial up,
it could take a long time.
Reid Neuman wrote:
If a document is created using openoffice, can you open the document
using
ms word? Please let me know.
Yes, when you Save as, select a Word format.
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Lillian wrote:
What must I do to copy my documents written in Open Office from the backup CD's
to my new computer?
If you can access your files, you should be able to drag them to the
appropriate folder.
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Reid Neuman wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Will openoffice open ms word files? Thanks.
Yes.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I use aol open office, I had to uninstall it because a month ago it just
stop working? How do I get the program back?
Thanks
What is aol open office? Is it a modified version of OpenOffice? You
can download OpenOffice from openoffice.org and
JC wrote:
Dear Sirs,
I would like to ask the next question: I need an application that can
convert files of different formats( like html,excell,word etc.) to .pdf .
and I have to install it on a IBM iSeries on a Linux or AIX OS.
my question for you is : can I use OpenOffice
Learning Academy - Jennifer Hargis wrote:
I use open office at home and wanted to know if it is compatible with
Microsoft Works 97, so I could open and view documents at work. Thank you
for your time.
OpenOffice is not compatible with Works format files. You have to save
in MS Office
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had downloaded open office several weeks ago. At the end of the
downloading I had purpose 4 cd's I had to pay for shipping. I have not heard
anything
and no products in the mail. Now that I have released my cc info I can't
anyone to response back to me.
Lauren and Evan McMillen wrote:
Hello! We downloaded Open Office this month (so I assume it's your latest
version) to create a PowerPoint-type presentation using Open Office Impress.
I took an existing Power Point presentation, adapted it using Open Office
Impress, but now need to present
In the AutoText panel, there's an AutoText button, where you're
supposed to be able to select New, Copy, Edit, Import etc. However
apparently only Import is there and it will only allow MS Word sources.
There is no way to create a new AutoText or edit etc.
This problem exists in original
Dan Lewis wrote:
On Sunday 28 January 2007 12:26 pm, James Knott wrote:
In the AutoText panel, there's an AutoText button, where you're
supposed to be able to select New, Copy, Edit, Import etc. However
apparently only Import is there and it will only allow MS Word
sources
Sieg and Lois Snyder wrote:
Are OpenOffice documents/ attachments compatible with PC operating
systems? Do PC's open OO documents like they do Microsoft Office
documents?
Yes.
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徐甫光Andraw Glaseus 于烈 秋訣 wrote:
Dear admired,
Is it possible to take this
If user type a document saved first and continue to type.
And computer forced shut down and power on again.
Open that document again.
Can you let the document keep the first one to be.
(Document)
And the temp or
Betty Hudson wrote:
I want to be able to calculate the slope, intercept, and r-square for a
series of x-y values that have a linear relationship. What path
(please be
detailed as I am not a
mathematician) do I take in OpenOffice 2.0 to do this? I work in a
clinical
lab and need to do
Lou Lynn St.Amant wrote:
I am trying to get started with v. 2.1. I'm getting a message that a JRE is
required but there's no link. I went to Sun and found so many that I'm
totally confused.
Is there a direct link to the proper download anywhere?
java.com
Robin Bransbury wrote:
Is there a chance one can make donations in $US? CC's charge stupid
fees for transactions in foreign currency. For instance via an account
at Sun?
You can use PayPal or bank draft. I suspect PayPal will be the cheapest.
http://contributing.openoffice.org/donate.html
Luci Djunaidi wrote:
LUCIANA V DJUNAIDI
CHIDIAH CANADA
'Sourcing Asia'
We don't fix Power Point problems here. Phone Bill Gates.
BTW, it's not a good idea to post your personal contact info on a public
mail list.
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Vasyl Chepelskyy wrote:
Hello!
I am looking for Microsoft Office 2000, so that i can open Microsoft Word Document on my computer (windows 2000). Could you please let me know the exact address of the web-site from where i can download it. Thanks a lot. Sincerely, Vasyl.
You cannot
mark woodman wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if using your application, being free, do you use advertising
like most free things that causes tons of popup ads?
Thanks,
Mark Woodman
There are no ads in OpenOffice that I've ever seen.
OpenOffice is a completely free (both cost and freedom) that
ruth stark wrote:
need a 27 password
What's a 27 password?
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Vasyl Chepelskyy wrote:
Hello!
I am looking for Microsoft Office 2000, so that i can open Microsoft Word
Document on my computer (windows 2000). Could you please let me know the
exact address of the web-site from where i can download it. Thanks a lot.
Sincerely, Vasyl.
You cannot
gary callahan wrote:
i am sorry but i can`t get to this it takes me to the home page and i can`t
find the manuals to download it. do you have another address for the manual
Try here under Guides.
http://documentation.openoffice.org
Lawrie Pople wrote:
I haven't downloaded OpenOffice but am considering it.
Can I install the whole program and operate it whilst my MS Office 2003 and
other MS products remain installed on the same PC?
Yes. The only thing you'll have to watch for is file associations, that
is which
W B Sanders wrote:
I use open office 2.1
windows xp
When I installed I chose to make open office primary
Now windows office has reasumed control
How can I make open office primary again?
w b sanders
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Right click on a file icon
Select Open with
Make sure Always use...
John Jason Jordan wrote:
Perhaps I can install the 64-bit version of 2.04 using alien. However,
I can't find a .deb or an .rpm file of 64-bit 2.04, so I am stuck with
what I find in the Ubuntu repositories. That means 2.04, Ubuntu
edition. If someone can tell me where I can find a .deb or .rpm
Russell Butler wrote:
It is unlikely that a 64-bit version would give any major increased
functionality unless you are recalculating huge spreadsheets, as an
office program spends most of its time waiting for you to press keys,
and you are unlikely to need huge amounts of memory addressing.
Robin Bransbury wrote:
The basic problem is that the donations are in Euro and as I said
below (and above, what's more), CC's charge stupid rates and fees to
the contributor for the donation in a foreign currency. So is there
a way we can deny them their little insults and get the full value
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