Ron, I use a Macbook Pro and you might want to check the folders and
files below Documents to see what permissions have been set on them.
If you transferred the folders as well as files from your XP machine,
the user id and permissions may not jive with your Macbook Pro
settings. Can you se
Hello Jamison,
which files do not open? The ones on your USB, on your computer or both?
Which error message do you get?
Which OO version do you use?
What is your OS, Windows or another?
Hans
Jamison schrieb:
I created two databases and saved them to my USB. I think I had too many
documen
Apache OpenOffice does not save as .docx at this time.
However, it would be useful to know if it can open the file that you saved
as .docx. And of course, it will be interesting to see what Microsoft
Office does with it as well.
- Dennis
-Original Message-
From: doug [mailto:dmcgarr...
Is it possible to get a word count in the text, or do you always have to go
back to tools.
Thanks
Mike Hobart
On 18 February 2013 13:41, Dan Lewis wrote:
> On 02/17/2013 07:02 PM, Merrill Medansky wrote:
>
>> I downloaded and installed Apache Open Office, tried using it to open my
>> old .wk1
On 02/17/2013 07:02 PM, Merrill Medansky wrote:
I downloaded and installed Apache Open Office, tried using it to open my
old .wk1 files, and did not get an error message but the files did not
open. I then discovered that my .wk1 files have all been converted to
OpenOffice files. Now what am I sup
Keith,
My PC was Windows XP and I have transferred all of my documents from the PC
to the Mac. My Macbook is 10.8.2. I am having difficulty getting past
Documents to individual folders in saving on the Mac.
Thanks,
Ronald Davis
Executive Coach
Success is not final and failure is not fatal,
