2006/8/16, G. Roderick Singleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Wed, 2006-08-16 at 16:28 +0200, Haff & Haff Commodity Brokers c.c. wrote: > HI! MY NAME IS ABDULLAH. > I RECIEVED OPEN OFFICE AS PART OF MY ACCOUNTING PROGRAMME. I AM THUS FAR VERY PLEASED TO USE THIS PROGRAMME. PLEASE ADVISE ME AS TO WHETHER OPEN OFFICE HAS WORD ART OR NOT. IF NO WHEN DO YOU INTEND TO ADD IT TO YOUR PROGRAMME. THANK YOU. > AWAITING YOUR URGENT REPLY. are you aware that all caps is considered shouting in a mailing list. Using all caps may cause the very people you wish to reach to ignore your message. As to WordArt, this is a MSO feature but OpenOffice.org has a similar feature named Fontwork. Use of Fontwork is describe in http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/OOo2.x/user_guide2_draft.pdf and other documents.
I just downloaded that pdf. Maybe it's something with my system, but take a look at page 454. It's a part of the register (or what ever it's called in English.. a list of words and information about on which pages they appear...), it ends with: drop-down lists.................................................................. Drop-down property.................................................369 T Next page contains a few words starting with T, and that's all... What happened to EFGHIJKLMNOPQRS and most of T and UVWXYZ? I was looking for Fontwork, but since it starts with an F I had to search for it instead... Regards Johnny
