On 06-Feb-15 12:23, Steve wrote:
Does OpenOffice work with Microsoft word and
Excel files
Simple said Yes, but depending on the version of Microsoft Word there
could be some minor issues in formatting.
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>From whence did you download OpenOffice?
I suggest that you were not on the only official OpenOffice site, that
being www.openoffice.org.
If you downloaded from that site, and only that site, you will not have any
extraneous and undesired programs added to your download.
Sadly, there are unscrup
>From whence did you download OpenOffice?
I suggest that you were not on the only official OpenOffice site, that
being www.openoffice.org.
If you downloaded from that site, and only that site, you will not have any
extraneous and undesired programs added to your download.
Sadly, there are unscrup
I downloaded open Office today and when I installed it there was about 4
programs tried to install with it, Two made it before I could get them stopped
in the end I had to restore my computer it would not reboot to the desktop the
was a black screen so I had to go to safe mode and restore the c
At 17:29 05/02/2015 -0500, Vince Bonly wrote:
On 2/4/2015 3:31 PM, Brian Barker wrote:
At 15:13 04/02/2015 -0500, Vince Bonly wrote:
On Feb 4, 2015, at 13:55, Brian Barker wrote:
From: Vince Bonly:
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2015 11:51:53 -0500
Does a feature exist whereby I can insert Today's Date in
Actually, what I need is "current date" whenever I reopen the
spreadsheet. This will save me time and avoid typos, since I have fat
fingers and poor vision! I do not need a time stamp included for my Oil
Consumption calculations.
I do not understand about the "F2, F9,Enter,Enter" sequence (i
On 2/6/2015 3:31 AM, Julian Thomas wrote:
On Feb 5, 2015, at 09:33, Vince B. wrote:
You might want to consider a program called: NitroPDF.
unfortunately only available for windoze
And that is exactly the OS where the poster refers to.
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> On Feb 5, 2015, at 09:33, Vince B. wrote:
>
> You might want to consider a program called: NitroPDF.
unfortunately only available for windoze
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Hi Jim:
You might want to consider a program called: NitroPDF.
I use it by first importing a PDF that has fillable-fields. Then add the text
strings to the form. Save my work as a PDF file, or print the filled-in form
directly to local printer. This works for me and seems to to me simpler th
At 05:10 05/02/2015 -0500, Linda Hull wrote:
I need to align and sort two columns of names (one is missing some)
and the associated information.
stuff name1 name1 stuff
stuff name2 name4 stuff
stuff name3 name2 stuff
stuff name4 name7 stuff
stuff name5 name3 stuff
name6 stuff
I need to align and sort two columns of names (one is missing some) and the
associated information.
stuff name1name1 stuff
stuff name2name4 stuff
stuff name3name2 stuff
stuff name4name7 stuff
stuff name5name3 stuff
name6 stuff
name5 stuff
I
At 17:10 04/02/2015 -0800, Jim McLaughlin wrote:
I am running OO 4.0.1 on a PC clone under Windows 7 Home Premium
edition. I am looking for a way to import into OO a form created by
a third party with Adobe in PDF format. I want to be able to fill
out the form with my computer, rather than pri
Jim McLaughlin :
> I am looking for a way to import into OO a form created by a third party
> with Adobe in PDF format. I want to be able to fill out the form with my
> computer, rather than print a blank form and fill in by hand.
>
> For reasons not known to me, the third party did not create
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