R.S.
On 04/16/2012 01:41 AM, R.S. wrote:
How to fix it ?
I attached two files to show what is going on.
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1. Renaming the User Profile is the fastest thing to try and often solves
weird problems. This guide shows the default locations of the User Profile in
different Operating Systems
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/UserProfile
3. Crashing often seems to be caused by
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What was it you liked about Approach (I used that too)?
I'm asking for feature ideas.
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In the first picture you have Navigation on
View - Toolbars - Navigation
but it looks like a fresh new document so the forward and back arrows are
greyed out because there isn't anything to go forwards or backwards to.
I'm not sure what is going on in the 2nd picture. It looks like you
Have others seen this oddness? In a previous release, LibreOffice
3.5.1.x, the Mac OS X PPC LibreOffice menu item, Help / Check for
Updates..., failed to report 3.5.2.x release that hit on 5 Apr 2012. I
had to download and install it by hand. Is the menu checker only for
major.minor numbers
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Chapter 12 of the Writers Guide might help
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
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Subject: [libreoffice-users] adding footnotes to a LibreOffice
1. Given a folder/selection of jpg pics, can Impress import the whole
set as a new slideshow, one pic per slide?
2. Given a folder/selection of Impress slideshow files, can Impress or a
script merge them into one continuous, mass slideshow? A separator
slide may buffer between each merged file.
Hi :)
The Updates item in the menu is fairly pointless.
Updates tend to be minor patches to fix things in software that doesn't have
full releases very often. LibreOffice doesn't have minor updates very often as
it's easier to just upgrade to a different release. The 3.5.2 is a major
Hi :)
There should be 2 main folders for the Program, one in Program Files and your
User Profile with all your settings and stuff stored neatly somewhere in
Documents and Settings.
LibreOffice can use OpenOffice's settings so that you have things set-up the
way you liked.
Using the
Le 16/04/12 10:09, Mark Stanton a écrit :
Hi Mark,
What was it you liked about Approach (I used that too)?
I'm asking for feature ideas.
As a former Lotus Approach user, off the cuff :
- multiple table query/update support
- add/delete/modify/clone data button objects that worked
Le 15/04/12 09:49, clehmann a écrit :
Hi Charles,
Having a look at the Event Viewer, the error states Cross-thread deadlock.
That sounds like an exclusive mutex release problem (causing a race
condition) that I thought had been solved in master and pushed to 3.5 -
perhaps not after all ?
Le 11/04/12 08:20, avamk a écrit :
Hi avamk,
So my question is: What's wrong that's making Impress perform so poorly?? My
Mac has a Intel Core i7 2.66 gHz CPU, advanced Nvidia GT 330M graphics, and
8.0 GB of memory, it should be overkill for something like this! I tried
tweaking the number
- multiple table query/update support
Multi-tabe query is available, surely? Where it's not available is in
file mode when there's no backing database engine. Or having I missed
somthing?
Multi-table update support is an SQL limitation, isn't it?
Mark Stanton
One small step for mankind...
The first image shows the navigation toolbar was activated from the view
menu, I thought it was by default on as a toolbar with or without text.
Both images are running under WINDOWS XP; the second image shows a pop-up
menu where the character type can be selected only from letter A to the
I
This problem is an evolutionary perception of an earlier one.
I had a problem with hanging indents in a .doc format, but after a few
iterations it seemed to go away. However this is all part of a book
project, so subsequently I've tried the same thing on other files
(Chapters), and here is what
Am 16.04.2012 14:49, Mark Stanton wrote:
- multiple table query/update support
Multi-table update support is an SQL limitation, isn't it?
At least it requires that a foreign key is linked to another table's
unique (primary) key, otherwise it is uncertain which one of the related
rows you
Hi :)
1st image: I am not sure if the navigation thing is on by default but it can
be switched off fairly easily. I tend to have most toolbars and such-like
off.
2nd image: At the bottom of the list is a little triangle which you can click
on and then start scrolling the mouse wheel to
Le 16/04/12 14:49, Mark Stanton a écrit :
Hi Mark,
- multiple table query/update support
Multi-tabe query is available, surely? Where it's not available is in
file mode when there's no backing database engine. Or having I missed
somthing?
Multi-table update support is an SQL
Sorry, I should have been more precise :
Lotus Approach allowed a user to create a form based on a query of a
collection of DBF tables and then be able to update them via the form
Yes, because Approach had a database engine. Base doesn't.
If you try to do this through Base with
Il 16/04/2012 16.01, Tom Davies ha scritto:
Hi :)
1st image: I am not sure if the navigation thing is on by default but it can be switched off fairly easily. I tend to have most toolbars and such-like off.
2nd image: At the bottom of the list is a little triangle which you can click on and
Le 11/04/12 08:20, avamk a écrit :
For the past few months I tried really really hard to make all my
presentations with Impress. The big problem is that it's performance is the
exact opposite of snappy. (what is a good antonym for snappy?)
Hi,
I use Impress quite a lot (Mac OS 10,5,8, LO
Readers,
The dialogue window 'insert special character' does not show easily
en-dash (–) and em-dash (—), so had to use the unicode values (e.g.
ctrl+2013). Is there another way to select these types of characters
within LO?
LO334
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Thanks for your replies.
I do get the one-click-ha-I'll-move-your-textboxes-without-asking-you
problem, and I am still trying to figure out what's with my slides that's
making Impress seize up. At least this may not be a problem with everyone?
As for hardware acceleration, the check box is
Den 16 april 2012 18:16 skrev e-letter inp...@gmail.com:
Readers,
The dialogue window 'insert special character' does not show easily
en-dash (–) and em-dash (—), so had to use the unicode values (e.g.
ctrl+2013). Is there another way to select these types of characters
within LO?
LO334
*Dear Cliff Scott and Tom Davis,
Thank you very much for your replies.
As I could not get LibreOffice 3.5 back at all, I was unable to go to my
User Profile via LibreOffice -- Tools-- Options -- LibreOffice --
Paths.
But I was able to go via C:\Users\user
Thanks Guys,
I actually did find the answer to the 1st question, how to restart the
numbering, in chapter 3.
However, there is no mention of how to use the same footnote/endnote
number in more than 1 location in the text to refer to a single
footnote. I've had to restore to changing the colour
On 15/04/12 19:42, Cor Nouws wrote:
mal wrote (12-04-12 20:05)
On 11/04/12 22:10, Cor Nouws wrote:
Where in LibreOffice do you get this?
I just go to print a document.
File / Print
General /Properties
The paper tray drop down does not include the bypass tray
Also if you go to Device to
Am 15.04.2012 17:48, ptoye wrote:
Well, I seem to have started off quite a discussion. It's interesting that
Andreas seems to agree with me that OO isn't really for programming. And the
use of ODF is extremely important for intercommunicability, a point which
isn't taken by many MS addicts.
Hi Pertti,
Pertti Rönnberg schrieb:
Hello, LibO folks,
In LibO-Calc there is a very interesting and useful tool Data/Multiple
operations -- at least as useful as Pivot Table.
Yes, it is hidden and cannot be written with the function wizard. But it
is possible to write the function manually,
Regina wrote:
They are usually written via AutoCorrect. The simple hyphen is replaced
with the en-dash or em-dash when the following word is finished . . .
That is _not_ a good idea. The hyphen, en rule and em rule (dash) are
distinct characters with distinct uses in conventional typography
On 04/15/2012 08:58 AM, David wrote:
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What database doe you think works better than OpenOffice or LibreOffice?
Pick.
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Readers,
In the dialogue window 'navigator', is it possible to make the object
become highlighted as the active cursor is moved through the document?
For example, a document has 2 tables, table 1 and table 2. As the
cursor is moved (e.g using the keyboard arrows) from table 1 to table
2, it
On 04/15/2012 12:38 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :) The 6_24 was the first one that seemed to cause slow-downs in
earlier versions of LibreOffice, 3.3.x and 3.4.x branches (prior to
3.4.5). More recent versions of java seem to have often caused
crashes as well as slowdowns. The best version
On 16/04/2012, Séamas Ó Brógáin s...@iol.ie wrote:
Regina wrote:
They are usually written via AutoCorrect. The simple hyphen is replaced
with the en-dash or em-dash when the following word is finished . . .
That is _not_ a good idea. The hyphen, en rule and em rule (dash) are
distinct
On 04/16/2012 06:24 PM, e-letter wrote:
On 16/04/2012, Séamas Ó Brógáins...@iol.ie wrote:
/snip/
As Johnny pointed out, they can be entered with the compose key. If you
use them so often that even this is too cumbersome you can customise
your keyboard layout, so that (for example)
Well thank you Tom. I know beacoup info about release cycles, open vs.
proprietary, and user configs. I seek to help grandmas.
Updates item [is] pointless
When Libre app reports no update to grandma, but I counter-invite to
Libre org's home page news, grandma gets confused. Why does the app
Thank you Tom. I should have been precise. For grandmas the confusing
items aren't old folders, but menu shortcut icons.
The previous user ran some OOo uninstaller or Windows stock app remover
(I guess), but it didn't wipe menu shortcuts. When grandma clicks them
they do exactly nothing. In
** Reply to message from Taang Zomi libreofficez...@gmail.com on Mon, 16
Apr 2012 13:32:54 -0400
Glad the easy fix worked.
*Dear Cliff Scott and Tom Davis,
Thank you very much for your replies.
As I could not get LibreOffice 3.5 back at all, I was unable to go to my
User Profile via
Hi :)
Ahh, sorry. Most people seem to have reported great success using Revo
uninstaller. I have not tried it yet but i wonder if it's easy enough for a
granny to use. I think this is the main page
http://www.revouninstaller.com/
Actually most of the grannies and such that i know are former
Hi :)
Updates and upgrades are different things although i guess there is some
overlap in the middle.
Frequent updates and bug fixes are a mark of quality which is odd really,
when you really think about it. What it means to me is that the program, as
sold to customers, was so broken and
Hi Gary :)
Hmm, no, that is not what i said at all. You seem to decide what i am going to
say before reading my post and then ignore anything i say that contradicts what
you decided. Still, at least that makes it easier for you to criticise what
you decided i said.
As for the voracity of
At 09:33 16/04/2012 -0400, Rogier F. van Vlissingen wrote:
The provenance of these files is they were started as .odt, and then
converted to .doc for my collaboration partners who are still using
[] msword. While in the first file the problem was mysteriously
solved, in subsequent files it is
Thanks, clear enough.
We're really in that final stage or proofreading that the formatting is an
integral part, so it cannot be avoided, but yes, I'm in control of the
formatting. And yes, in the end we're going to PDF the final product.
On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 10:42 PM, Brian Barker
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