-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Arthur Schwarz wrote: > Win7 cygwin > > I created and saved a spreadsheet, 'ods' ,document. When I try to > read it using my cygwin alias "alias > ods='/ProgramFiles86/OpenOffice\ 4/program/scalc.exe'" it > (basically) says "what's that" but when I use open office directly > and use "Recent Documents" it seems to have no problem. is my alias > correct? I use a similar alias for the writer (alias > odt='/ProgramFiles86/OpenOffice\ 4/program/swriter.exe') and it > works fine. > > Now comes the real puzzler (for me), when I export the spreadseet > as a pdf file, the cygwin shell doesn't recognize it. That is, > 'find', 'ls' don't recognize the file. It comes up with "no such > directory or file. But when I go to the Windows explorer or import > the file using Adobe, no problem. The filename is there bold as > lightning. and I have no issue. On the other hand, using cygwin, I > can't input the file to adobe. > > Now for the confounding aspect. Everything works as expected in > the writer. I can create a pdf file, see it in cygwin, open and use > it in adobe, list it, and I guess do everything needful. But not > when I create a spreadsheet. > > Wait, wait. I have (yet) another mystery. When I open a new shell > (but do not reboot), the new shell shows the created pdf file but > now the ods file is missing. And, contrary to everything above, I > can load the pdf file to adobe in the cygwin shell the exact > opposite of above. > > > Right now it's an irritation but is there something that I've done > wrong or someway to fix the problem so that it shows up in by > cygwin shell? > Mr Schwartz;
You may be better posting this request to the dev list at mailto:d...@openoffice.apache.org rather than here. Many of the developers work in a cygwin environment and may be better able to help with this. Though some of the developers do frequent this list this type of question stands a better chance of being answered over there. Most of the people who answer questions here are users of OpenOffice but not necessarily conversant in usage of cygwin. Please be advised that I have cc'd you as a courtesy. You would do well to subscribe to the list to be sure not to miss any replies. To subscribe just snd a blank -mail to mailto:users-subscr...@openoffice.apache.org?subject=subscribe%20users then follow the directions in the return email. Regards Keith McKenna -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSy2sVAAoJEH0fu5UhGmBC68QH/1ADDMC+HTnyRwN6WW5mqg0O WYFTs1l5stzJX6K2jQyg8c6puxbXeSjDtpalTATYn4z9FmAd76k7XCqMXuTk33q7 13AF+BTDeqIVikLP0CUHbQcYV1leifsED741TO3IpCtvijlIk9RAwPj/g3j+bp9o 8oFi9Yj+9mjLGPDIReP9O6oghH+YjweCBl7Jk4O1Wwa9OpbopOAniVk82hp228zA 52EfFzVvF/jX7DwyIrT3JafJpqjvgnVm41kEh5RR9AUf/a0krCcr6qoTJz/V/shu TVEmURiQDSZgl2RDMSVJ1qnmnTTxO7XKGdwyS5sK+KRgz9lYqVCiBtPA/nS0mdg= =VtlW -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
