Re: Libre Office

"John Gregson": What is the difference between Open Office and Libre office? LibreOffice is actively developed (new features, bug fixes, etc.). OpenOffice is virtually abandoned at this point, as all the qualified developers moved to LibreOffice. --

Re: Libre Office

> On Feb 7, 2017, at 00:21, James Plante wrote: > > I thought about using that iWork suite, and I have it. About all the activity > it gets is regular updates in the background. Whatever works for one of us doesn't for the other. I find these days I'm using writer 50% of the time and Pages 5

Re: Libre Office

2017-02-06 21:09 GMT+01:00 Jim McLaughlin : > No, it doesn't. > > OO is a bad joke. yaers and years with the same defects, unresolved. > Dictionary issues; shut down failures; us profile issues. They continue > forever, and there is no resolution bu the project authors. > > Bad joke. > That's

Re: Libre Office

Apparently not, Jonathon. Going to NeoWiki.neooffice.org , I find this at the bottom of the page: If you purchased and installed NeoOffice 2015

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On 02/06/2017 09:56 PM, James Plante wrote: > Overall, I like Neo better because its solo developer tends to business as > quick as possible. I was under the impression that the developor had pretty much closed up shop. The last time I went poking around that site, I didn't see any indicators o

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@Girvin, The important thing is to get the work done; the tool is secondary. I agree with your decision, and you are correct: I once used NeoOffice to construct an entire six-page form (FNMA1004) for real estate appraisals that has a couple of hundred blanks to fill and boxes to check, one page

Re: Libre Office

On 02/06/2017 07:19 PM, John Gregson wrote: > What is the difference between Open Office and Libre office? Back in 2015 I addressed that question in my blog. http://libreoffice-environment.blogspot.com/2015/03/libreoffice-or-apache-open-office.html Were I writing that post today, the only additi

Re: Libre Office

> On Feb 6, 2017, at 16:56, James Plante wrote: > > I have both LO and AO, as well as NeoOffice for the Mac. The iWork suite [Pages - writer; Keynote - presenter, and Numbers - spreadsheet] work nicely for me on my Macs. I use Keynote and Pages extensively; Numbers less frequently. Advantag

Re: Libre Office

On 02/06/2017 01:56 PM, James Plante wrote: On Feb 6, 2017, at 2:42 PM, Girvin Herr > wrote 2. AOO does not include a database report generator, which is crucial to my work. You can create the database, but there is no way in AOO to print it out nicely. LO doe

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I have both LO and AO, as well as NeoOffice for the Mac. Overall, I like Neo better because its solo developer tends to business as quick as possible. And it’s a dandy program. Defects? Sure! But as I said, critical flaws are dealt with promptly. (And not that Neo is not free; Costs $30 or so o

Re: Libre Office

On 02/06/2017 11:19 AM, John Gregson wrote: What is the difference between Open Office and Libre office? J. Gregson jfgreg...@shaw.ca J. This is an open question without knowing what you are specifically looking for. Both OpenOffice (AOO) and LibreOffice (LO) are very similar. That is

Re: Libre Office

Amazing Matthias. I give you a litany of the defects that have plagued OO since at least ver 2.0, unrepaired, and yourr response is personal perjorative insults. So mature. Your inability or unwillingness to discuss OO's defects is of course your admission that my criticism of OO is accurate.

Re: Libre Office

Yes, enough is enough. It is time for you to go to bed! Am 06.02.2017 um 21:36 schrieb Jim McLaughlin: > Vinnie - > > You and I have neen using OO since the same edition /ssue. > > It has had the same flaws, faults and defects since then, without any > appatent willingness of the developer to fi

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Vinnie - You and I have neen using OO since the same edition /ssue. It has had the same flaws, faults and defects since then, without any appatent willingness of the developer to fix those flaws faults and defects. Enough is enough. Stop being a turkey. On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 12:28 PM, Vincen

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You are talking nonsense. As always... Am 06.02.2017 um 21:09 schrieb Jim McLaughlin: > No, it doesn't. > > OO is a bad joke. yaers and years with the same defects, unresolved. > Dictionary issues; shut down failures; us profile issues. They continue > forever, and there is no resolution bu t

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No, it doesn't. OO is a bad joke. yaers and years with the same defects, unresolved. Dictionary issues; shut down failures; us profile issues. They continue forever, and there is no resolution bu the project authors. Bad joke. On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 12:01 PM, Matthias Seidel wrote: > So doe

Re: Libre Office

So does OpenOffice. Am 06.02.2017 um 20:59 schrieb Jim McLaughlin: > Libre Office works. > > On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 11:19 AM, John Gregson wrote: > >> What is the difference between Open Office and Libre office? >> >> >> >> >> >> J. Gregson >> jfgreg...@shaw.ca >> >> smime.p7s Description: S

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Libre Office works. On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 11:19 AM, John Gregson wrote: > What is the difference between Open Office and Libre office? > > > > > > J. Gregson > jfgreg...@shaw.ca > >