G'day Brian
If there is an official site for any software, use it. Software
downloaded from a third party site, which may be partly funded by
selling ad software, often results in you getting more than you
bargained for. I never use them, never get unwanted ad popups.
Cheers
Tony
On 22/05/201
On 22-5-2014 14:38, bikeguy wrote:
Hi
I installed open office today and after I did I noticed I was getting alot
of pop up ads I hadnt previously gotten while on the web visiting various
pages.
Does your version of Open Office come with ad software attached and if so
how can I remove it?
OpenO
On 22-5-2014 11:10, Geoffrey Anderson wrote:
Hello. Thank you for offering me Open Office. My
operating system is Vista. After I downloaded Apache's Open Office, I cannot
open a file that is designed in Powerpoint.
How did you tried to open the file? Did you double click on the file or
did you
Hi
I installed open office today and after I did I noticed I was getting alot
of pop up ads I hadnt previously gotten while on the web visiting various
pages.
Does your version of Open Office come with ad software attached and if so
how can I remove it?
Thanks
Brian
At 22:44 21/05/2014 +0200, Michal Noname wrote:
I've got a problem with mathematical equations in Apache Openoffice.
I have tried versions 3.4.1, 4,01, 4.1 and in all of those I have
the same problem. When I try to write for example 2 + 2 or anything
else on my screen I can see an empty square
Dear Sir/Madame
I've got a problem with mathematical equations in Apache Openoffice.
I have tried versions 3.4.1, 4,01, 4.1 and in all of those I have the same
problem.
When I try to write for example 2 + 2 or anything else on my screen I can
see an empty square called "object" inside with g
Hello. Thank you for offering me Open Office. My
operating system is Vista. After I downloaded Apache's Open Office, I cannot
open a file that is designed in Powerpoint. It asks me to "save" the file. Am I
missing a step? Thank you, Geoffrey Anderson
Bruce Byfield wrote:
If you've done much work positioning graphics in text, then you know how
difficult it can be to make sure that the graphics stay in place. In the past,
many experts have come up with recommendations about the best settings to use
This is only marginally related and I'm on L
Fernando Cassia wrote:
How difficult would it be to include the word count in the status
bar?
We do have code for that already. You would have to find a mail by Ariel
to the dev list about it, but we do have a sample macro doing exactly
that. So it shouldn't be particularly hard to integrate
If you've done much work positioning graphics in text, then you know how
difficult it can be to make sure that the graphics stay in place. In the past,
many experts have come up with recommendations about the best settings to use,
but these suggestions either don't work if you try to export to a
On Wednesday 21 May 2014 05:14:33 PM mt wrote:
> On 20/5/14 at 3:02 PM, bbyfi...@axion.net (Bruce Byfield) wrote:
> >
> >
> >Sorry -- you're waa behind the times. The vast majority of
> >books published these days use a layout program -- sometimes,
> >even, LibreOffice -- and the publishers
On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 1:44 PM, Robert Funnell
wrote:
>
> There is a word counter. It's in the Tools menu.
How difficult would it be to include the word count in the status
bar?. I´ve been annoyed by Word users asking for this feature since
times immemorial, back when this was StarOffice 5.x and
On Wed, 21 May 2014 12:44:59 -0400
Robert Funnell wrote:
> On Wed, 21 May 2014, Mayers, Jennifer A. wrote:
>
> > We noticed that there does not seem to be a word counter. This is required
> > for essays and some research papers my son is doing, so we do not want to
> > download this program i
On Wed, 21 May 2014, Mayers, Jennifer A. wrote:
We noticed that there does not seem to be a word counter. This is required for
essays and some research papers my son is doing, so we do not want to download
this program in unless it has the word counter. Could you let us know about
this?
T
have open office on my win7 dell laptop
when i open a spreadsheet created under ms2010 (xslx) - I get msg saying
new version is available - when I click to download - msg says ver 4.1.0
is available - also says 4.1.1 is installed? I downloaded and installed
(at least I thought I installed) - s
We noticed that there does not seem to be a word counter. This is required for
essays and some research papers my son is doing, so we do not want to download
this program in unless it has the word counter. Could you let us know about
this?
Jennifer
robnick...@aol.com
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On 05/20/2014 10:22 PM, Urmas wrote:
> Yes, manual formatting is available. But using it is kind of perverse,
> because
> it means doing more work than necessary
If anyone knows perverse, it would be Urmas. ;-)
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At least two (probably more) of the books I have in my shelf are produced
entirely by a system widely used in the sciences, LaTeX, in combination with
other software like RStudio, R, and a package for R called knitr. As far as I
understand, page layout, headers, footers, references, everything.
On 20/5/14 at 3:02 PM, bbyfi...@axion.net (Bruce Byfield) wrote:
Sorry -- you're waa behind the times. The vast majority of
books published these days use a layout program -- sometimes,
even, LibreOffice -- and the publishers set it using tools like
styles. ...
This is true, Br
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