Documents archived in Project Gutenberg are typically simple text, with each line ending in
(Hex:0D0A), so that paragraphs are separated by an empty line . I thought it
would be simple to convert one such (5657.txt) to format in Writer, but stumbled on elementary problems in
Find-&-Replace
At 16:38 20/07/2020 -0400, John Kaufmann wrote:
Documents archived in Project Gutenberg are typically simple text,
with each line ending in (Hex:0D0A), so that paragraphs are
separated by an empty line . I thought it would be
simple to convert one such (5657.txt) to format in Writer, ...
It
Hi Brian,
Thanks for introducing a fundamental concept that my brain had not yet grasped.
As for the details:
On 2020-07-20 18:49, Brian Barker wrote:
At 16:38 20/07/2020 -0400, John Kaufmann wrote:
Documents archived in Project Gutenberg are typically simple text, with each line ending in
On 7/8/20 1:46 PM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Den ons 8 juli 2020 kl 19:08 skrev John Kaufmann :
On 2020-07-08 10:41, James Knott wrote:
I came across this article:
https://betanews.com/2020/07/06/libreoffice-money/
Umm... when you begin this way:
"... LibreOffice ... is actually quite
On 20-7-2020 04:58, Mark LaPierre wrote:
You should see what Excel does to anything that looks like it could be a
date. We have a field that contains text like, "01-21-34", that Excel turns
into Jan 21 2034 or some other silly thing like that. There's no way to
stop that from happening
