Dan, like you, I am very tired of people talking about things such as
the "content.xml file in the zipped ODT file" which doesn't seem to be a
function in the standard tool bar such as Edit, Copy, Paste etc.
I do apologize for not being more clear about where I found the "codes"
OO has that are similar to the WP codes.
Open OO Writer, find the icon that looks similar to the manual (before
computer) editing symbol for new paragraph. Click on it to expose the
codes or simply ctrl+F10.
Thank you for your kind request for clarification
Jack
Dan Lewis wrote:
On 05/22/2014 04:15 PM, japples wrote:
Urmas wrote:
"japples":
A more efficient way would be to have the codes seen where they are in
document and make corrections on the spot.
I've never used WP, but basing on Wiki images, it shows mostly
useless stuff like linebreaks and spaces. Do you want to see where
each formatting run begins and ends?
May I suggest you use the real deal rather than accepting an
explanation by a third party - listening to a third party is similar
to listening to gossip rather than finding out for yourself. Most of
the time you will find gossip is a mix of truth and fantasy. Last
comment, OO has similar codes revealed and, personally, I have used
them for over 30 years and find them most helpful. In the past, I
was able to help co-workers who used a product without ability to see
codes. They spent hours trying to fix a document that took me less
than 10 minutes.
Once again I read about that someone has done something without
saying what they did nor how. What codes are you talking about in OO
better known (supposedly) as AOO? Are you talking about the
content.xml file in the zipped ODT file?
--Dan
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