Re: [libreoffice-users] Tab Interface

Hi Amit, I may be wrong, but I think you were asking how to create tabs similar to those in Calc, that display different sheets. As far as I know there are no objects in Libre Office Base that give this sort of capability. But I have, on occasion, used a button to trigger a macro for making,

Re: [libreoffice-users] SEH exception in Calc on Windows 7

hi henry. i read the bugs which is solved in any versions of libreoffice and i read that the problem for SEH exception became solved in version 5.0.4. which version of libreoffice do you use? i tested 5.0.3 and i recieved many crashes and even this error in openning some of my files and in many

[libreoffice-users] Re: Survey - What do you expect from Libreoffice Draw in the future?

Preliminary survey results are available on TDF Wiki here: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Whiteboards/DrawFuture Thank you to all who participated, some very useful perspectives we are still sorting through. Stuart & Heiko -- View this message in context:

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

I think bringing Thunderbird fully under the umbrella of The Document Foundation, and as a sister project of LibreOffice, is a fantastic idea, it just makes the most sense to me as a formal and permanent home for Thunderbird going forward. The fact is, in spite of the fact that Thunderbird

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO?

On 2/26/2016 2:29 PM, toki wrote: > Probably the biggest difference between Outlook and Thunderbird, is that > the former will reliably retrieve email, regardless of the number of > accounts, or quantity of email in each account, Really? I know more than a dozen people

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

On 26/02/2016 23:30, Tim Lloyd wrote: > * 2 sets of developers - that should be fun :) It would be no more complicated that the Apache Software Foundation, or, for that matter, The Mozilla Foundation. > * Does TDF actually want to do this? Pretty much since OOo dropped (^1) the built-in

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

Hi Tom, from a user perspective, a great idea. Hpwever: * 2 sets of developers - that should be fun :) * Does TDF actually want to do this? Cue howls from sections of the open source community if the answer is yes * Is there any value in TDF writing its own mail client? It is good to get

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

hi. i am realy advocate of opensource project and become happy to know about them and help people. its a good idea, but i am not expert in using thunderbird and dont have information about it. thank you tom. On 2/26/16, Tanstaafl wrote: > No, no, no. There is no

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

May should be renamed to LibreOffice Mail. El feb. 26, 2016 9:04 AM, "Tanstaafl" escribió: > I think bringing Thunderbird fully under the umbrella of The Document > Foundation, and as a sister project of LibreOffice, is a fantastic idea, > it just makes the most sense

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

No, no, no. There is no reason. Or, at the very least, it is wy too early to even consider *thinking about* a name change for Thunderbird. Personally, I wouldn't necessarily be against it, but there would have to be a decent successful history of Thunderbird development under TDF

[libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

Hi :) How do people here feel about approaching the Thunderbird people to bring them into the LibreOffice project a bit more? Perhaps they could become the official default email client? As most of you know - many organisations, particularly OpenSource ones, have departments/sections/sub-groups

[libreoffice-users] Running self-made Python macros in calc (Mac)

This is what I did: $ brew cask install libreoffice $ mkdir ~/Library/Application\ Support/LibreOffice/4/user/Scripts $ mkdir ~/Library/Application\ Support/LibreOffice/4/user/Scripts/python $ atom ~/Library/Application\ Support/LibreOffice/4/user/Scripts/python/foo.py (edit contents of foo.py

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

Tom Davies wrote: As most of you know - many organisations, particularly OpenSource ones, have departments/sections/sub-groups that focus on supporting external projects that are used within their own project. For example Ubuntu, Redhat, openSuSE, Mageia, Fedora (and so on) each have people

Re: [libreoffice-users] Running self-made Python macros in calc (Mac)

I had the same problem and found I had to go to Preferences>General>Security>Macros and set Medium to be able to run a macro I wrote. steve On 2016-02-27 06:21, Paul Hammant wrote: This is what I did: $ brew cask install libreoffice $ mkdir ~/Library/Application\

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO?

On 26/02/2016 13:15, Tom Davies wrote: > How do people here feel about approaching the Thunderbird people to bring > them into the LibreOffice project a bit more? Thunderbird first asked to be part of the OpenOffice.org project, back when Sun was running things. Since then, at random

Re: [libreoffice-users] Thunderbird potential as the official/default email-client for LO? Re: [board-discuss] BoD decision from 2015-10-05

I'd be fully supportive of bringing Thunderbird into the LO family. I've been a user of both for years and am very concerned about Thunderbird's future. The only Microsoft software I'm willing to actually spend money on is Windows, and I wouldn't even do that if there were a Linux version of