Tom wrote:
3. Macros can be written in proper programming languages such as C++
or Python but people can use a slightly different version of Basic
that is not so vulnerable. Macros are run slightly differently so that they
can't cause infections.
It is, however, easier to find material that
M. Fioretti wrote:
And along those lines, is there still a person, or group that constructs:
* A Pan-Indian LibO DVD.
Hi Jonathon, not sure what you mean here. Are you saying that there
WERE such dvds, or that somebody SHOULD do them?
Back in the days of OOo, they were such DVDs.
Urmas wrote:
There is the only one ODF software: OpenOffice and its clones.
a) The common base for the various OOo clones might be as recent as OOo 1.1.3,
but I suspect it is several versions earlier.
b) There are office suites that are not deroved from either OOo or MSO that
fully
Peter West wrote:
or quietly being given, a copy of an employer's software meant that MS Office
products gained near-ubiquity.
Assuming the organization is not SoHo sized, or smaller, unless the person
negotiating with Microsoft for licenses is a complete idiot, the license will
allow for
James Knott wrote:
Ever hear of Linux?
That was dismissed, because it was developed in a university setting, as a
research project.
FWIW, using the provided definition, there has been no commercially successful
Non-FLOSS software.
jonathon
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Urmas wrote:
b) There are office suites that are not deroved from either OOo or MSO
that fully implement ODF specifications and criteria
And those are...
Koffice, for one.
right, none.
Are those fifteen office suites that are listed as supporting ODF, in the
wikipedia article Comparison
Marco . Fioretti wrote:
Assuming the organization is not SoHo sized, or smaller, unless the person
negotiating with Microsoft for licenses is a complete idiot, the license
will allow for each employee to install MSO on their home computer, for the
duration of their employment, or the
anne-ology wrote:
Just curiously wondering how many seconds would be saved by not merely
typing the date into document ;-)
This is for those who do not know what today's date is.
jonathon
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anne-ology wrote:
Wow, they're in a nether world without any calendar ;-)
I encounter it in two very distinct groups:
* Days of the week are emphasized, whilst date of the month is ignored;
* The Gregorian calendar is not their default calendar;
Transitions into, or out of either group
All
Is it just my system, or did the developers really remove the ability to
attach a mavro to a keyboard key?
LibO version 4.1.3.2
Build ID 70feb7d99726f064edab4605a8ab840c50ec57a
Screen size 500 vertical 1066 horizontal.
The OS started life as a 64 bit Xbuntu 13.10 distro of Linux.
I'd
Dale Erwin wrote:
but when I open it later, all the Thai text is represented by small
rectangles... i.e.garbage.
That would be a font issue. More specifically, either the fonts in the
template used for the document do not contain Thai characters.
Either create a Thai-specific template,
James E Lang wrote:
I really wish there were a LO Calc implementation for Android to use in
place of Kingsoft Office. I don't feel secure using a proprietary
office product; especially one from China.
There is AndroidOpenOffice.
Whilst closed source, it is based upon Apache Open Office, to the
James Knott wrote:
There is AndroidOpenOffice.
I tried that a while ago, on my Nexus 7, and it didn't work very well.
It is very inconsistent in how well it works. The updates, bug-fixes, etc. can
either be much better, or much worse than the previous version.
For the most part,
e-letter wrote:
What is the benefit of using master document function (presumably a gratuitous
copy of m$), when styles function is available in LO?
For all practical purposes, the advantages and virtues of using Master Document
functionality is completely irrelevant to the advantages and
Christophe Strobbe wrote:
Probably, the only way to make odt2braille accessible is rewriting it entirely
in C++ in order to embed it into OpenOffice and LibreOffice instead of
installing it as an extension. So far, no one has offered to do this.
The real issue is that one can not select the
Bala subramanian wrote:
I am using libreoffice Version: 4.1.4.2 in ubuntu 12.04. I am able to
Known bug in Ubuntu 12.04.
AFAIK, the only work around is to use a different distro. Specifically a
distro that nebver came close to Ubuntu, as its base.(That rules out Mint,
which exhibits the
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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