Dear all:
When we checked the option Enable systray Quickstarter, we preload
libreoffice and have a Libreoffice logo icon on system tray.
But there are too many icons on my tray, can I preload Libreoffce without
tray icon?
Thank you.
Regards,
Minhsien0330
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At 16:33 13/01/2014 +0800, Min Hsien wrote:
When we checked the option Enable systray Quickstarter, we preload
libreoffice and have a Libreoffice logo icon on system tray. But
there are too many icons on my tray, can I preload Libreoffice
without tray icon?
Probably - depending on your
Hi :)
I think Brian is mainly talking about Xp there. Win8 doesn't seem to
have a system tray, but so far i've managed to mostly dodge Win8.
Win7 allows you to set parameters for each individual icon in the
system tray.
Why does it matter how much stuff is showing in the system tray? My
guess
Thank you Paul and Brian
for your interesting answers and for your kindness to send them so soon.
I have not checked them yet but I am sure that both of them give me what
I was looking for.
I see thepros and cons in Paul's method: by splitting the calculation in
details you can follow both the
James
You have not read my request correctly.
I know how to use Templates and I know you can add to the text, I also know
that you cannot import another file into the Document, you can only Paste
something in.
This applies whether you are using a New Document, or one created from a
Template.
Many thanks Brian.
I wasn't until widened the Template Manager Window that I realised all these
other options Existed.
Tink.
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I am sorry that I did not tell you I am using Linux (Debian).
Thanks.
Regards,
Minhsien0330
2014/1/13 Tom Davies tomc...@gmail.com
Hi :)
I think Brian is mainly talking about Xp there. Win8 doesn't seem to
have a system tray, but so far i've managed to mostly dodge Win8.
Win7 allows you
Hi :)
On GnuLinux just switch the Quick Starter off. It doesn't do much in
GnuLinux apparently and might just make things awkward when you
upgrade or try to run multiple versions.
GnuLinux is completely different from Windows and designed to be much
more responsive and efficient with resources
When creating a document in Impress (using the fonts Papyrus and Comic Sans)
everything is rendered fine, that is, sometimes the font size is getting
decreased automatically/arbitrarily, filling the whole text box, but apparently
using a font size bigger than indicated in the corresponding drop
Hi :)
It might be good to contact the developers about that. Perhaps post a
bug-report and then use the drop-downs to turn into a feature
request for someone keen to jump on. 76% is huge!!
Regards from
Tom :)
On 11 January 2014 21:52, frank ernest do...@mail.com wrote:
I think you could
On 01/13/14 05:10, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
Thank you Paul and Brian
for your interesting answers and for your kindness to send them so soon.
I have not checked them yet but I am sure that both of them give me what
I was looking for.
I see thepros and cons in Paul's method: by splitting the
My husband has been working on a spreadsheet for over a month when last night
our laptop was unplugged. The battery is busted and the only way to keep the
laptop on is to have it plugged in. When he booted the laptop back up he was
prompted to recover the file and the recovery failed.He is them
Larry,
Here is a copy/paste copy of Brian's comments to my message.
I hope Brian does not mind.
Regards
Pertti Rönnberg
Since years back I have copied my bank's digital listing of my bank
account(s); first using MSOWord and later on MSOExcel. My intention is
to transform these listings so I
I've a spreadsheet with 2 3x2 matridces side by side (A1:D3).
I want to mmult(A1:B3;transpose(C1:D3)); however,
the result has the last row truncated. IOW, the
resulting matrix is 2x3 instead of 3x3.
The spreadsheet also has the transpose stored separately
in cells A5:C12, and then the mmult
Hi Frank,
frank ernest schrieb:
I think you could significantly improve the compression on the odt docs.
tar -c dir | xz -4 -e file.tar.xz
16,760 tar.xz
21,919 odt
76.46334230576213%
there is no choice, how to compress the package, because it is defined
in the standard, see
Brian,
Your formula workes perfect! Fantastic!
And I learned a little more about creating formulas.
Thanks again!
Cheers ; skål (swedish) ; kippis (finnish)
Pertti Rönnberg
On 13.1.2014 3:13, Brian Barker wrote:
At 17:55 12/01/2014 +0200, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
Since years back I have copied
Hi :)
1st thing is to copy the file that appears to be corrupted.
2nd is to find the User Profile and inside it the back-up folder
and copy the relevant file that is hopefully in there too.
Preferably put those copies on Usb-stick or email them to yourselves
so that you have a copy that hasn't
2014/1/13 Regina Henschel rb.hensc...@t-online.de
Hi Frank,
frank ernest schrieb:
I think you could significantly improve the compression on the odt docs.
tar -c dir | xz -4 -e file.tar.xz
16,760 tar.xz
21,919 odt
76.46334230576213%
there is no choice, how to compress the
Dnia 2014-01-13, o godz. 16:33:32
minhsien0330 minhsien0...@gmail.com napisał(a):
Dear all:
When we checked the option Enable systray Quickstarter, we preload
libreoffice and have a Libreoffice logo icon on system tray.
But there are too many icons on my tray, can I preload Libreoffce
Hi :)
Ahh, ok :) That makes sense now.
It is, of course, possible to put several Odt documents inside another
zipped file and that should benefit from the higher compression rate.
I guess the feature request would be passed on to the OASIS
committee but it sounds like they have probably already
Hi :)
Ok, so you have made a copy of the corrupted file. The User Profile is here
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile
well, that's the guide that describes where it is on the various
different systems.
I tend to try a few different approaches all at about the same time
when faced
If you can't find a backup. Try this.
You seem to indicate that the corrupted spreadsheet is called *name
name.ods*.
If that is what it is called copy the corrupted file to an empty
folder/directory.
In that folder/directory there should now only contain the file *name
name.ods* unzip this
On 12/01/14 20:30, Luuk wrote:
On 12-01-2014 20:38, Cley Faye wrote:
Additionnaly, how did you install LibreOffice on your system? Did you
use
some distribution-specific repositories, or got it from the Libreoffice
website ? Maybe there is something opensuse-specific that cause this.
If it
Hi :)
I know probably everyone else knows this already but i just learned
that i can kill a process by using it's name without needing to find
it's PID! Since it's often Firefox that misbehaves after i push it
t far i find this useful
pkill firefox
Then when i click on Firefox icon to open
On 12/01/14 19:38, Cley Faye wrote:
Additionnaly, how did you install LibreOffice on your system? Did you use
some distribution-specific repositories, or got it from the Libreoffice
website ? Maybe there is something opensuse-specific that cause this. If it
doesn't happen with the version
At 11:15 13/01/2014 -0600, Larry Evans wrote:
I don't see Brian's reply to you (maybe he emailed you privately).
No, it was sent to the list. See
http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/users/msg36082.html .
Brian Barker
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Dnia 2014-01-13, o godz. 19:16:14
Tom Davies tomc...@gmail.com napisał(a):
I know probably everyone else knows this already but i just learned
that i can kill a process by using it's name without needing to find
it's PID!
Yeah, I know that.
But this is not an option here. pkill will, by
On Mon, 13 Jan 2014 13:10:03 +0200
Pertti Rönnberg p...@elisanet.fi wrote:
Paul's answer is interesting from another point of view also -- he
changes the decimal sign from a comma to a period and replaces the
periods replaced by commas to get the correct thousand separator.
Well, you might
Acctually I thought that it was kinda obvious and I was thinking that you'd
want to fix it before your ODT standard was widly adopted.
It would be easier to change the code of 10 programs then 1000 once you finally
retire the standard.
You could also develop a split in the standard and call the
Frank,
Wrong venue... take the suggestion to the standards group for ODF
https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=office
The LibreOffice project is simply an implementer and has greater issues with
ODF standards.
Kind regards,
Stuart
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2014/1/13 frank ernest do...@mail.com
Acctually I thought that it was kinda obvious and I was thinking that
you'd want to fix it before your ODT standard was widly adopted.
It would be easier to change the code of 10 programs then 1000 once you
finally retire the standard.
You could also
Dear Mirosław Zalewski:
Your solution is really a very good idea!!!
Thank you!!!
Best Regards,
Minhsien0330
2014/1/14 Mirosław Zalewski mini...@poczta.onet.pl
Dnia 2014-01-13, o godz. 16:33:32
minhsien0330 minhsien0...@gmail.com napisał(a):
Dear all:
When we checked the option Enable
I am seeing something and I don't know if it is a problem or something I
have to live with.
In the ~/.config/libreoffice/4/user/backup directory, I have 3,000+
files with 0 bytes. I assume that this means the files are empty. There
are other files there which are not empty. The non-empty
I am working on increasing the official installed color
list/chart/table with a lot of new ones.
In this folder, there are two standard.soc files, but I am working on an
even larger one.
https://owncloud.documentfoundation.org/Common/QA/New-Colors#
My current working standard.soc file is
Did I send you a copyof the colour soc I use?
(The one that is 2.5 MB in size, not the one that is 2.x GB in size.
jonathon
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Hi :)
After you have created copies of the files can you rename the file
ending of one from .ods to .zip and then double-click on that? It
should open as though it is a compressed file so an archive manager
should open it.
If it works it wont look anything like the file! You should see
various
Dear Mirosław Zalewski:
I found an other convenient way to preload Libreoffice without tray icon,
just put the following command line in ~/.xinitrc:
soffice --nodefault --nologo
Then, Libreoffice will be preloaded without tray icon in the background
after I get into X.
Thanks for your idea~
13 Oca 2014 19:17 tarihinde melodyfire cowens33...@gmail.com yazdı:
Hi,
File corruption may occur in all platforms due to similar reasons.
Dont be upset. Thanks to odf format the file can be examined. Probably some
xml errors in styles.xml.
If you have Ubuntu, install Emacs. It comes with great
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