Hello friends,
Since my main job (after 30 years at IBM as a systems engineer) is running a
50-piece wind band (I would love to give a sample of it in the U.S., England,
etc., etc.!)
I don't have the time to do any compiles at the moment - even though I do
feel confident I could do so. I have
Hi, I just joined the list on Monday so I am not across all the various
protocols yet. Like, I don't know whether you have to put your hand up for this
sort of thing or just do it.
Nevertheless, I am 2/3 of the way through chapter 3 and I have made some
notes/changes to the doc. I could very
Hello again
Thanks for the help, the problem seems to be resolved
I did un-tick Java (only one version in the Java list)
Double memory settings
Copy paste to new document
Rename profile - so Libreoffice could 'rebuild' the profile
After about an hour of work it did crash, but hasn't again so is
Hi :)
Wow!! Thanks :) Generally you can just write comments to whichever list as
and when you feel like it. Storing closely related comments and sending the
whole lot in one go is probably better but is not easy!
However, given the amount of work you have done it would be ideal if you
Hi :)
Ah, so if it's never been touched by MSO is you Odt version as up-to-date as
your Doc version? It's best to do all editing in the Odt and then only save a
snapshot for sharing as Doc but then keep editing the Odt rather than the Doc.
Regards from
Tom :)
On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 6:00 AM, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi :)
Ahah, if AbiWord, or any other OpenSource office program, reads it fairly
well then there is something wrong with LibreOffice. It is very unusual for
LO to have such an extreme reaction to a file.
Can i recap
On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 6:03 AM, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Ah, so if it's never been touched by MSO is you Odt version as up-to-date as
your Doc version?
Not even close. There are .doc backups that are closer, but not up-to-date.
It's best to do all editing in the Odt and
Hi :)
Ouch, sorry :( If it's any comfort it was the same for me. Back then people
were adamantly telling me that i should do things that way and i adamantly
refused to take any notice and tried to stick with MS formats not realising how
capricious they seem to be.
Apols and regards from
Tom
On 01/17/2013 06:24 AM, Sandy Harris wrote:
On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 6:03 AM, Tom Davies tomdavie...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Ah, so if it's never been touched by MSO is you Odt version as up-to-date as
your Doc version?
Not even close. There are .doc backups that are closer, but not up-to-date.
Hi :)
I found it
Sandy Harris wrote
L-O 3.6 on Xubuntu Linux, with all updates Xubuntu provides. ...
Formatting is not remarkably complex; headings and bulleted lists but no
graphics or tables.
So it's the version from the Xubuntu repositories rather than a downloaded
one from upstream
Michael , others,
the MySQL native connector is installing and working well on LO 4.0
dev with Windows XP
but as Michael says, not on LO 4.0 rc1 with Windows 7 (LO 3.6 is working)
and also NOT on LO rc1 with Windows 8, failed to install due to some
pathsettings.
the latest Connector
Who is filling the issue ?
Michael , others,
the MySQL native connector is installing and working well on LO 4.0
dev with Windows XP
but as Michael says, not on LO 4.0 rc1 with Windows 7 (LO 3.6 is working)
and also NOT on LO rc1 with Windows 8, failed to install due to some
Hi :)
Many apologies for the lack of replies!
For some reason this question didn't reach the Users List. Did you
subscribe to the Users List and follow the instructions in the confirmation
email.
Regards from
Tom :)
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Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses. Have you been able to solve this yet?
There is a chapter on Macros in the Getting Started guide on
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
and further down is some excellent 3rd party documentation on macros by
Andrew Pitonyak.
Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses so far! The message didn't reach the
mailing-list. Did you subscribe to the mailing list and respond to their
confirmation email?
Typically recovery happens when you close and re-open LibreOffice. You
might be able to find the path from
Tools - Options -
Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses! Did you manage to solve the problem?
There is a little help for corporate users through some 3rd party
documentation at
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications#Corporate_Users
but i am not sure how good they are.
If you are still
Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses from the Users List! Have you been able to
solve this issue or move on or are you still hunting for an answer. Please
let us know and we might try to be better at answering this time. New Year
was a bit hectic for a lot of us.
Regards from
Tom :)
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Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses so far. Surely something like DATE or
TIME do the job? Hopefully tons of people will now write in to let us
know how wrong i am and what the right answer is because tbh i haven't a
clue and haven't checked! Sorry, i know that's outrageous!
Many apols and
Hi :)
Sorry no-one responded to this at the time. Quite a few people were busy on
the 25th and also the message never reached the User's mailing-list. Have
you been able to contact the devs list and try to get answers from them?
THis question was wy beyond the scope of most of us here but
Howdy Noel,
Sure, for a button in the label add a tilde ~ before the letter you want to
use as the keyboard accelerator.
In the case of a data control on a form you do similar, add a label
control, in the text for the label add the ~ before the character you want
to use and then for the actual
Hi :)
This shows up in Nabble as having received no replies but i vaguely remember
people working on it. Has the problem been solved or do you still need
help?
The mailing list doesn't accept attachments but you can always upload files
to Nabble. One of the More buttons has a top option to
Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses! The User's mailing list didn't get this
message so perhaps something went wrong with your subscription to the
mailing list? Did you get a confirmation email and were you able to follow
it's instructions?
Do you still need help with this or did you work
Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses. Hopefully you have been able to work
around the problem or even better been able to solve it? If you are still
having trouble please let us know so that we cna try better to ehlp you.
Apols and regards from
Tom :)
Fernand Vanrie wrote
Maybe not the
Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses! It was a little hectic for most of us back
around then. Have you managed to work-around the problem or do you still
need help with this?
I have seen a few interactive PDF forms but they seem monumentally awkward
and a lot of Pdf readers really struggle
Hi :)
Sparkle-lines look like they might be hugely useful but i have no idea how they
work nor how to get the 3rd party Extension to work either. Have you been able
to contact the Extension's Maintainer? Is there one?
Regards from
Tom :)
From: Boris
Gilles schrieb:
Hello
Someone sent me a Word document that triggers the familiar This document
contains macros warning when opened in LibreOffice.
It's also displayed after I save the DOC into ODT.
How can I...
1. View what macros the document contains?
Tools Macros Organize Macros
Went through the documentation found at that link. Mostly, it seems to
be for OpenOffice, and the configuration files that the docs mention
don't seem to exist for LibreOffice.
Surely there must be an XML configuration file somewhere where some
options for Save As Type can be deleted or commented
I seem to have found where the configuration takes place, and how to change it.
http://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6t=349
The XML configuration files are found at C:\Program Files
(x86)\LibreOffice 3\Basis\share\registry\
They are named for the program they control, ex.:
PORTABLE COMPUTER Toshiba Satellite Pro C660-2TQ (Core i3-380M, 2.53
GHz, 4096 MB RAM)
GERMAN Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 (OS is up to date)
GERMAN LibreOffice 3.5.7.2 installed from LibreOffice-Box CD
hi everybody,
to make it easier for me, i only write in small letters, sorry for
that.
Hi Chris,
you can use us...@de.libreoffice.org as well.
reinhol...@t-online.de schrieb:
PORTABLE COMPUTER Toshiba Satellite Pro C660-2TQ (Core i3-380M, 2.53
GHz, 4096 MB RAM)
GERMAN Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 (OS is up to date)
GERMAN LibreOffice 3.5.7.2 installed from LibreOffice-Box
Hallo Regina,
danke schonmal für deine Antwort. Ich schreibe in Deutsch weiter,
wenn es Recht ist.
Ich habe nun folgendes versucht:
IMPRESS gestartet und über das Menü Datei - Öffnen versucht,
direkt aus dem Programm die *.ppt Datei zu öffnen.
Klappt leider
Mr. Quadri guessed exactly what I was meaning as well as having the
correct solution to my particular issue.
Gracious thanks also to Mr. Barker for clarifying that selection list
will mean something different in different circumstances and explaining
the differences.
I was refering to his first
On 01/15/2013 05:28 PM, C. H. D. wrote:
Hello!
Thanks for this idea. I report a bug related to LibreOffice.
Thanks for that. When you report a bug, it's always helpful to give the
link to the bug so that others can view/contribute.
The link to the bug report is:
On 01/16/2013 06:07 AM, Sandy Harris wrote:
I've been editing a file that is in Word .doc format using L-O 3.6 on
Xubuntu Linux, with all updates Xubuntu provides. File was created by
L-O on this system as ODF, later converted to Word format for some
sharing. Formatting is not remarkably
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